Four inspiring historical Irish women we should all know. We all know the men in our history books but what about the women?

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It all ended in an orgy of violence orchestrated by the Sri Lankan army in May 2009, with the death of every LTTE leader who had not defected to the army years earlier. Prabhakaran and his entire ...

In 2004, Peter Gabriel embarked on his Still Growing Up tour, staging a more intimate version of the previous year's Growing Up shows. He sat down with Classic Rock to tell us about his plans, and ...

If you want further access to ... Mr Collins, who is represented by Holmes O’Malley Sexton, declined to comment on the case after a jury recorded a verdict of accidental death at Limerick ...

Frank, a War of Independence veteran, was father of the late RTE gaelic games commentator, Mick Dunne, and grandfather of the ...

A famous set of pipes belonging to the legendary piper, Frank Dunne are to be presented to the Clonaslee St Patrick's Day ...

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All Christians can and should have a real spiritual impact on other Christians. Church history provides countless ...

The Aga Khan also courted controversy in 1989 when he withdrew his horses from England in a dispute over drug testing. Over ...

Evelyn was born in Cincinnati, Ohio on August 3, 1951 to the late Eugene and Daurice Collins. Along with her parents, she is preceded in death by her siblings, Reggie D. Luedeke (Mike), and Rebecca K.

The death has occurred of Galway’s 1988 All-Ireland senior hurling winner Michael Coleman at the age of 61. The Abbeyknockmoy man, a three-time All-Star and considered one of the finest ...