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A lot of things happen in the space of 61 years. The Vietnam War started and finished. JFK was assassinated. The Good Friday Agreement was signed.  The Cuban Missile Crisis played out. Man walked on the moon. The Chernobyl disaster rocked Eastern Europe. Colour television arrived on the scene. Ireland won the Eurovision six times. Jack Charlton lead the Republic of Ireland to two world cups and a European Championship. Ireland joined the EEC and then the EU. Five people were killed in the Miami Showband Massacre. A man in colossal debt told the nation that “As a community, we are living wa...

GAA President explains what will happen after All-Ireland hurling final By Live95 News Team The President of the GAA says the Liam McCarthy cup will travel to the winning county and will visit clubhouses and schools but only when it is safe to do so. John Horan was speaking on Live95's Limerick Today this morning ahead of the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final at Croke Park between Limerick and Waterford on Sunday. It's the second time in three years Limerick have reached the final but it's in very different circumstances to 2018 as no fans will be there to c...

The 25ac at New Haggard Lane Two separate parcels of good farmland, totalling 30ac, are on the market at Bellewstown, Co Meath. They are on offer by private treaty from Savills. The parcels are 25ac at New Haggard Lane, and Church Field, which is 4.2ac. The location is halfway between the villages of Duleek (5 km) and Julianstown (5km), with Drogheda 8km away. There is convenient access to the M1, with Junction 7 situated 6km to the south. The 4.2ac parcel at Church Field. The 25ac at New Haggard Lane is a good block of land suitable for tillage and grass. It is in two divisions and bounds t...

Waterford Captain Conor Prunty is ready for this weekend’s All-Ireland final with Limerick. The Deise will have their sights set on the Liam McCarthy cup with the aim of bringing it back to Suirside for the first time since 1959. For the first time ever, the final will be contested in an empty stadium – with only extended squads allowed to attend, Prunty says that every team is dealing with it “I’m not going to lie, missing the Waterford supporters there is a huge thing – they’re so passionate and they really drive you on and can galvanize a team, but then again its the same for e...

Portlaw native and diehard Waterford hurling fan Michael Foley likes to decorate the house in preparation for big games, but in the last couple opf years, he's...