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Carrick-on-Shannon pub listed as having one of the best beer gardens in Ireland Reporter: ');  '); Ging's pub in Carrick-on-Shannon has been listed as having one of the top 13 beer gardens in Ireland. According to the Irish Post "Ireland's weather is notoriously unreliable (see: wet and windy), but publicans across the Emerald Isle can boast some of the best beer gardens and outdoor spaces in the world, thanks in part to Ireland being the first country to ban smoking indoors and business owners getting creative with how to keep smokers happy." They say "There's nothing like enjoying a cold ...

A deeper look at the beloved Irish holiday With about one-quarter of Canadians (4.5 million) who have some degree of Irish roots, it’s no wonder we embrace celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. With the pandemic still in place, people who wish to celebrate the Irish holiday may be out of luck. However, since we can’t go out, let’s take a closer look at common beliefs and traditions to separate fact from fiction. For example, St. Patrick’s Day was not always associated with the colour green. Originally, the official colour identified with St. Patrick was sky blue. George III created the Ord...

Died: January 21, 2021. JOHNNY Rogan, who has died aged 67, was a prodigious and prolific biographer of rock and pop icons, who wrote a plethora of exhaustive tomes on subjects ranging from The Byrds to Van Morrison, Wham! and The Smiths. His studies often ran to hundreds of pages, leaving no stone unturned in their forensic and sometimes unflattering portraits of his subjects. While the rabbit holes Rogan jumped down came from his unadulterated passion for music, his extensive portraits of the procession of mavericks that fascinated him were the polar opposite of PR-driven, cut-and-pas...

Father Pat got quite the shock when Young Prophet by Black the Ripper blared out the speakers at the church in Burtonport, Donegal, during Wednesday's Mass service.