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Step back in time at take a look at a very different Ireland as Dubliners celebrated St. Patrick's Day with a Mass and a message in 1950.

For thousands of years, man has been eager to take to the skies and reach for the stars. From the days of hot air balloons all the way to stepping foot on

"Historic Pictures," a newsreel from 1921, shows the representatives, including Michael Collins, who approved the Anglo-Irish Treaty. "Historic Pictures" is now available to stream via the Irish Film Institute's IFI Archive Player.

Let the wrecking ball fly

God had to teach Moses to comfort the people in their time of suffering; Queen Elizabeth learned from the people themselves. Both model how leadership should work

Have you heard the story about the shortest-standing bridge in Washington State history? It literally collapsed within 5 months' time.

Have you heard the story about the shortest-standing bridge in Washington State history? It literally collapsed within 5 months' time.

Have you heard the story about the shortest-standing bridge in Washington State history? It literally collapsed within 5 months' time.

The Lex "multidek" on Rupert Street was described as "more than a car park" when it opened for business in 1960

In the nearly 12-minute newsreel "Irish Co-Operative Gathers Peat," captured by British Pathe in the 1920s and preserved by the Irish Film Institute, an Irish community of farmers come together to dig, stack, and gather turf 100 years ago.