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The Bridgerton star, 37, has been capturing peoples hearts during the season three press tour of the Netflix Regency drama, and has once again won over her fans.

It was a wonderful night of resistance, solidarity, and music at Athy Library last night, with We Shall Overcome – forming part of the Nothing Compares se...

Margaret Griffin passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Record Eagle on 2024-01-13.

The Irish Queen of Country, Philomena Begley receives the most love from the people of this village.

Prannie Rhatigan, doctor, author and seaweed guru, is looking doubtfully at my feet. In hindsight, suede boots might not have been the most practical option at

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Growing up in a suburban neighborhood of Harrison, Emily Rankin’s favorite TV show was “Green Acres.” It was a comedy from the 1960s about a fancy New York couple who moves to a country farm. To this day, she relishes the foibles of Lisa and Oliver Wendell Douglas (Eva Gabor

Coming off his successful show GHOST TOWN - 2020 IN 20 PAINTINGS. In the year of 2022 we will see contemporary realism painter Brandon Steen happily ret...

ksweeney@nujournal.com NEW ULM — With the 55th anniversary of the New Ulm St. Patrick’s Day Parade approaching on Wednesday, the Irish community in New Ulm has been faced with a dilemma. They, of course, want to keep the tradition of the longest continuous St. Patrick’s Day celebration in the state alive, but they want to do their civic duty in the face of the COVID-19 celebration. “We know that the New Ulm St. Patrick’s Day celebration draws huge crowds to New Ulm every year, and we ...

"Museum Finds" is an occasional series showcasing interesting pieces in area museums or highlighting the stories behind them. This week's "Find" is a circa-1840 figurehead at The Mariners' Museum and Park. Researchers there have named it the "Irish Queen" but who she represents remains a mystery.