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The band The Script, actor James Nesbitt, and music legend Chris de Burgh were among the stars honored at the star-studded 2018 Irish Post Awards in London on November 22. Journalist and broadcaster Eamonn Holmes emceed the evening, celebrating the Irish impact on the international community. The Script, who performed at the event, accepted the award for Outstanding Contribution to the Music Industry for their decade of topping the charts. Ireland’s Women’s Hockey Team won the Sporting Achievement award for becoming the first Irish sports team in history to reach a World Cup final this pa...

Johnny Rogan, leading music biographer, dies, aged 67 London Irish writer was famous for his attention to detail and clash with Morrissey Fri, Feb 12, 2021, 11:08 Updated: Fri, Feb 12, 2021, 11:12   Johnny Rogan, the London Irish music writer best known for his biographies of the Byrds, Neil Young, the Smiths, Van Morrison and Ray Davies, has died at his London home. He was 67. The author of more than 25 books on music, by far his most successful was Morrissey & Marr: The Severed Alliance, a book about the Smiths published in 1992 five years after the band’s break-up which prompte...

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Updated: 10:40 AM PST, January 25, 2021 The country has the most sightings of UFOs in all of Europe, according to Psychic World, topping France which had 71 sightings and Spain which had 70 reported sightings. Ireland is considered to be a UFO hotspot after 105 sightings have been recorded to date, the Irish Central reported. The country has the most sightings of UFOs in all of Europe, according to Psychic World, topping France which had 71 sightings and Spain which had 70 reported sightings. Each sighting in Ireland has averaged about 13 minutes, according to The Irish Post, which also said ...

A new defibrillator has been installed at the Strand Hotel in Bray, in memory of the late John Connor. John suffered a heart attack at that location and passed away on November 29, 2009 and his family gathered there last week to mark the installation of the defibrillator. John was born in County Longford John in 1948 and in 1965 at the age of 17 he left Ireland's shores to find work in Birmingham, England. There he met his future wife Heather at the Irish Centre in Digbeth, Birmingham City Centre. They had three sons (John, Joseph and Anthony) and eventually in 1982 they fulfilled their dr...