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JO KERRIGAN hears about the time a city family struck it rich on the Aintree Grand National - thanks to Mutt and Jeff! Plus memories of sewing and ...

Paudie Palmers family said the accused hurt them more by blaming their loved one for what happened.

Victim impact evidence was presented at the sentencing hearing today and Judge Jonathan Dunphy said he would impose sentence later in the afternoon ...

Victim impact statements were given in court by Paudie Palmer’s daughter and brother on behalf of his family

He held the office of President of the IYA for a decade between 1962 and 1972

This week, readers tell JO KERRIGAN about the strict deprivations of Lent in their childhood, plus memories of a schoolboy soccer club and the GAA ...

The absence of dancing during the Lenten period saw a huge growth in the popularity of amateur drama groups right across the country, writes John ...

The former journalist hopes to inspire other retirees after graduating from the University of Bristol.

In a career spanning almost a half a century, Denis Minihane covered countless concerts, sporting and political events, photographing presidents, pop ...

A blacksmith’s forge was not just a place of work in the West Cork of the 1800s and early 1900s – it also provided an important social hub for many communities, second only to the public houseTODAY we are used to the constant drone of motorised traffic. But in years gone by i