Bereavement notices for Cavan
Death and funeral notices
Source: anglocelt.ie
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Ulster Workers' Council Strike: 'It should never have happened' says trade unionist Uel Adair – The Irish News
Upheaval drove a wedge between communities
Source: irishnews.com
Bernadette McAliskey: 'Divine Right' only an excuse to plunder
Bernadette McAliskey looks at the Divine Right of rulers throughout history and how it can still be seen today
Source: impartialreporter.com
Kildare Nationalist — 50 years of questions go on for families of Dublin and Monaghan bombings
Sharon Askin was just two years old when her father Paddy was killed in the bomb in Monaghan in 1974.
Source: kildare-nationalist.ie
50 years of questions go on for families of Dublin and Monaghan bombings
Sharon Askin was just two years old when her father Paddy was killed in the bomb in Monaghan in 1974.
Source: breakingnews.ie
Sligo event raises awareness of European democracy
The Model Sligo was the host recently for an awards ceremony for secondary schools students who took part in the European Parliament Ambassador School (EPAS) programme.
Source: independent.ie
50 years of questions go on for families of Dublin and Monaghan bombings - Homepage
Sharon Askin was just two years old when her father Paddy was killed in the bomb in Monaghan in 1974.
Source: waterford-news.ie
Carlow Nationalist — 50 years of questions go on for families of Dublin and Monaghan bombings
Sharon Askin was just two years old when her father Paddy was killed in the bomb in Monaghan in 1974.
Source: carlow-nationalist.ie
Laois Nationalist — 50 years of questions go on for families of Dublin and Monaghan bombings
Sharon Askin was just two years old when her father Paddy was killed in the bomb in Monaghan in 1974.
Source: laois-nationalist.ie
'Who told them to do it?': Dublin Monaghan bomb attack families fight for answers 50 years on
“The British government want to hide the information from us and other victims as they don’t want to admit they took part in bombings and shootings in Northern Ireland and in Dublin,” the relative of a victim said.
Source: thejournal.ie