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TOWNLAND TALES: A stroll through the placenames of Ross

Phantoms, foxes and more to find in this area of international geological significance

Taoiseach 'proud' of decision to pass junior Gaeltacht ministry to Fianna Fáil's Thomas Byrne – The Irish Times

Harris indicates Chief Whip could have taken responsibility but is set to be busy with new duties in the area of special education

Advertiser.ie - Why are the Irish so good at storytelling?

To be human is to be a natural-born storyteller, and there are theories about why that is. But one thing that is not up for debate is that storytelling is precious in Irish culture.

Cathaoirleach Award for Gaeilge conservationists - news

Cathaoirleach Award for Gaeilge conservationists - news - Western People

Irish Arts fest kicks off in Twiin Cities as Celtic Junction turns 15

The Irish of the St Paul and Minneapolis will be hanging out their brightest colours from tomorrow to celebrate the 15th birthday of Celtic Junctio...

Lord Mayor Community and Voluntary Awardees: Arts, Culture Recreation & Heritage

Those shortlisted include Cork LGBT Archive, Naomhóga Chorcaí, Cork Film Festival and Kalyna – Ukrainian Choir.

A Night with King Frankie at Fastnet Film Festival

7 April 2024 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie Screening and Insightful Q&A with actors - Peter Coonan & Olivia Caffrey, and Director Dermot Malone planned for Saturday 25th of May in Schull. "King Frankie" stars Peter Coonan as Frankie, a humble Dublin taxi driver navigating the complexities of life, forgiveness, and legacy. On a day marked…

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Eoin MacNeill: The Man Who Cried Halt!

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

County Galway Community and Voluntary Groups to receive €295,000 funding boost - Connacht Tribune