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Pikemen join forces for a 1798 commemoration event at the grave of The Croppy Boy in Crooke Cemetery, Co Waterford

UP TO 400 NEW CONSTRUCTION JOBS TO BE CREATED DURING SOLAR PROJECTS

Ever since Stephen King ruined clowns for everyone with the terrifying Pennywise, this once beloved circus character has taken on a darker, more brooding tone. And in Mask, a forthcoming one-man play written by Paul O’Reilly, the clown once more undergoes a makeover and becomes a serious, sometimes mysterious, character.

Two of Ireland’s brightest young footballers, James Abankwah and Festy Ebosele, have been having some good chats on their downtime at Serie A club Udinese, no doubt comparing and contrasting their respective journeys, both in the narrow and wide sense of that word

FEATURE: Barry ONeill - In seventh heaven 2023-09-29

We also look at some established players in Stephen Kenny’s squad who are in and out of form.

A planning application to turn the old Bank of Ireland building on 13 Castle Street, Enniscorthy into a casino has been submitted to Wexford County Council (WCC). The building, which was sold last year for an estimated €395,000, had been empty since Bank of Ireland vacated the premises more than a decade ago, however, there are now plans to turn the ground floor into “an amusement and entertainment centre”.

It is no secret that Ireland’s fascination with property has exploded in recent years. Despite the fallout from the giddy heights of the Celtic Tiger era, our thirst for a good property yarn shows no sign of being quenched.

The central tension of liberal politics has found a new, gnashing, mauling front

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