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COLIN Powell, the former US Secretary of State, who died on Monday may well have had Limerick roots.  The four-star general who  grew up in the Bronx,...

FOR over a century, there has been some form of banking system operating in Dunmore. That was until Friday, October 8, 2021.

HE Little Light of Love walk, which saw a lantern brought in a relay some 50km from Islandeady in Co Mayo to the site of the former Mother and Baby Home in Tuam last year, will take place again this year on November 14.

SEEING Ja Fallon cycling around Tuam delivering the post is likely to become a thing of the past.

THE latest milestone in Sylane's progress in Galway hurling arrived on Sunday morning as a Shane Glynn hat-trick followed by further second half goals from Cathal Burke and Keelan Creaven were the highlights in an unexpected victory over Moycullen that se...

RECIPIENTS of a council grant to enhance streetscapes in six towns throughout Galway have complained that the deadline for works to be completed is making the scheme unworkable.

A GREAT family man, a mentor and a friend to many throughout Waterford GAA, Tom Kiely’s death on September 21 came as a huge shock to the Colligan community…

ব্যোমকেশ যতটা বাঙালি, তার চেয়েও অনেক বেশি কাছের মনে হয় ফেলুদাকে— এটাই ফেলুদার অন্যতম বৈশিষ্ট্য।

<p>THROUGHOUT his long and varied career Paul Connaughton has maintained one steadfast consistency — he kept his feet firmly planted in his own place among his own people.</p>

Last updated: Thu 5 Aug 2021, 5:33 AM A FUNDRAISING walk with a difference will straddle both sides of Lough Corrib this weekend as Kilbeg Anglers and Headford GAA host an event on Sunday, where boats will ferry people on a scenic cruise across the lake as part of the 5km trek. Fursey Kenny, Headford GAA Chairman and member of Kilbeg and District Anglers Club, said the 5km walk and boat trip was aimed at giving people a better understanding of the lake and the heritage that lies wit...