Good going: The horse-training landlord who helped thousands of tenants survive the Famine
Mayo landowner George Henry Moore was a trailblazer who said Charles Trevelyan was a ‘dogmatist that no experience could instruct’
An Irish Diary
Mayo landowner George Henry Moore was a trailblazer who said Charles Trevelyan was a ‘dogmatist that no experience could instruct’
News reporter was pictured watching criminal Martin ‘The General’ Cahill outside court
Unalienable right to life, liberty and the pursuit of cryptocurrency
She wrote about lesbian women’s sexuality and the eroticism of Irish folklore, earning acclaim and a ban in Ireland
A trio of letters finds humour, irritation and media critique in equal measure
Never mind the meek and the poor in spirit – here’s a new VIP list of entrants to the kingdom of heaven
Tailteann Games was held nearby in old times when, perhaps, Monaghan may have fared better than Louth
Lemass joined the committee after resigning as taoiseach, reflecting his view that the Constitution needed to be modernised
‘It’s on such memories that cross-generational rivalries and traditions are built’
Security concerns at Dublin Castle are leading to drastic measures, but not for the first time
As an exiled Monaghan supporter, it’s fair to say this has been a freakish summer for the county fans
Perhaps diarist should leave things as they are
Lexicographers love a low-key quiz on the origins of spoffle and dogmental
Decades of using typewriters and computer keyboards have since obliterated all confidence in my cursive writing style
For a while, I felt locked out from the mystifying text
There was no way we could get through those gates
You can take a stand in the pub, but make sure to stand a drink too
Prince Edward Island has a distinctly Irish flavour, with McKennas to the fore – but that’s only half the story
An ancestor of visiting Canadian prime minister Mark Carney took part in a ‘great cattle drive’ in defiance of landowner Lord Sligo
People were standing up to leave. I longed to interrogate them
On Bloomsday, how would Joyce rewrite his masterpiece for a Dublin of Deliveroo, Instagram, Lidl and Tinder?
We overlook Jonathan Swift’s messages at our peril. His commentary is just as meaningful today
You imagine sunglasses, shorts and a sunset to rival the pyrotechnics on stage
Parish priest Canon McCabe was the driving force behind the creation of St Michael’s Hospital, which officially opened in Kingstown on June 12th, 1876
We know Dignam died of a Monday. But Monday is not an official cause of death, even in Ireland
Snow was not general in Ireland at the weekend, but unseasonably treacherous weather was
Brother Walfrid Kerins from Sligo and Patrick O’Connell from Dublin were devoted to the game
Laundry starch, fabric softener, instant coffee and the assassination of John F Kennedy
There are several hundred medieval Irish volumes, including a dictionary that has definitions with a surprising contemporary resonance
Holocaust survivor was resident of Dublin for more than 60 years
The odd circumstances that brought our visit about were in part the influence of another Irish novelist – Flann O’Brien
Irish monk St Gall settled down in a hermitage at what is now St Gallen
Despite all the suffering he endured, the Holocaust survivor chose compassion over hate
Body snatching was a constant fear, as newly interred remains would be dug up and sold to medical students for study purposes
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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