Three-part Sean Quinn documentary starts tonight on RTE
Quinn Country’, the long-awaited landmark documentary series on the rise and fall of Seán Quinn, will air on RTE One tonights Monday 28, Tuesday 29...
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Quinn Country’, the long-awaited landmark documentary series on the rise and fall of Seán Quinn, will air on RTE One tonights Monday 28, Tuesday 29...
OFFALY senior footballers will be giving New York their very full respect but Monday's draw for the quarter-finals of the Tailteann Cup has still given them a g...
OFFALY senior footballers will be giving New York their very full respect but Monday's draw for the quarter-finals of the Tailteann Cup has still given them a g...
Arts Over Borders' plans for celebrating Ireland's 'northern literary lands' beyond Brexit and Covid David Roy speaks to Arts Over Borders team Seán Doran and Liam Browne about the impact of Covid and Brexit on their annual festivals celebrating Samuel Beckett, Oscar Wilde and Brian Friel and how the ongoing pandemic and political debacle have affected their plan to highlight Ireland's 'northern literary lands' on the global stage Domhnall Gleeson and David Pearse performing Waiting for Godot at the Marble Arch Caves Global Geo Park on the Irish border. Picture by Matthe...
ONE of Fermanagh’s largest border businesses, Mannok, has said, “Regardless of the outcome of the Brexit negotiations we are ready.” As the clock ticks down to the end of the transition period and Brexit finally happens businesses here are preparing to move into a new era. The business formerly known as Quinn Industrial Holdings (QIH) is uniquely located on Fermanagh Cavan border with business premises in both jurisdictions. It is located on the only land border which will exist between the EU and the UK after Brexit. Speaking about Brexit and the impact on Mannok, the company’s chief...