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Ann McCabe said she feared younger generations did not remember events such as her husband’s death.

Ann McCabe said she feared younger generations did not remember events such as her husband’s death.

THE IRISH Civil War ended in 1923. Eighty years on, author and documentary-maker Tom Hurley wondered if there were many civilians and combatants left from acros...

NA PIARSAIGHS quest for a fifth ever Munster Club Senior Hurling Championship title begins this Sunday afternoon when they welcome Waterford kingpins Ballygunn...

NOVEMBER 1983: The IRA has turned to kidnapping to fund its armed campaign. The organisation has a supermarket boss in its sights - Quinnsworth chief executive,...

MANAGEMENT at Analog Devices in Limerick have been recognised for the changes they’ve made to processes at its Raheen plant. The firm won the sustainable ...

COUNCILLORS have agreed to sell a small portion of Limerick land to the ESB, to facilitate the installation of an electric vehicle charging point. At the Novemb...

A SPECIAL screening of the documentary Citizens of Boomtown will reveal the highs and the lows of Irish band The Boomtown Rats. The screening will take place at...

Ann McCabe said she feared younger generations did not remember events such as her husband’s death.

The widow of a garda who was killed by the IRA has said she still thinks daily about her husband’s death and hopes that Ireland is now a safe place for Gardai.