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April 28, 2024
Compromise should never be a dirty word in any true democrat's lexicon, says former tánaiste as he unveils plaque to War of Independence hero, Sean O'Donoghue
April 27, 2024
Sunday’s commemorative event will get underway at 12.30pm near Ballygiblin National School.
April 11, 2024
Offering cinematic beauty, off-the-beaten-track experiences and transcendently beautiful coastal scenery, the Wild Atlantic Way has been one of the island of
April 4, 2024
"Great writing has the power to move us. It can cause us to think about important topics in novel ways," writes Sentinel theater critic Jake Thomas. "The best writing even reaches our emotional core and we deeply feel the consequences of our mistakes and our fates. Kate Hawley’s most recent play 'Under Ben Bulben' over-delivers on the promise of live theater."
April 1, 2024
Eoin MacNeill (pictured above) tried to stop the Rising, but there would have been no Rising without him. Maureen Murphy writes that it’s time to reevaluate the role of this true Irish patriot. When it comes to the Easter Rising, Eoin MacNeill (1867 – 1945) is generally dismissed as the man who canceled the mobilization
January 15, 2024
Storms and neglect leave Templeview House, near Easkey, under serious threat of being lost to future generations
November 30, 2023
If you've never witnessed the beauty of Ireland in the winter time when the climate aligns to dust the landscape with snow, you're missing out on something truly special.
November 3, 2023
On a trip to Ireland, adventure - seeking Lalit Kumar discovers both, the rugged wilderness and the utterly poetic beauty of pristine nature
October 11, 2023
The British travel writer and novelist Bruce Chatwin held that there are two categories of writers: “the ones who ‘dig in’ and the...
September 16, 2023
Both an early and late Jack B Yeats feature alongside a double-sided Paul Henry - which could be split in two - in Adam’s Important Irish Art sale