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In advance of the Fairyhouse Easter racing festival, two days after the retired jockey achieved a second perfect score on Dancing with the Stars, Amii McKeever met with Nina Carberry.
Janine Kennedy recalls how, growing up in Canada, the history she was taught was often not in line with the reality of the times – especially regarding the case of Québec’s famine orphans.
As a people, we can relate to being forced to leave our country, on the feast day of one of Ireland early refugees, St Patrick, we sadly welcome those who do not wish to come.
Room 112 of the Shelbourne Hotel, now known as the Constitution Room holds a unique place in history. It was in this room 100 years ago that the Constitution of the Irish Free State was formed, writes
Janine Kennedy speaks with historian and author of the website Irish Garrison Towns, Dr Aoife Bhreatnach, about an 1866 election day in Dungarvan which went very, very wrong.
Historian Dr Damien Duffy shares a portion of the story of Elizabeth Butler, daughter of the Earl of Ormond, and her struggles after her husband’s premature death.
You'll find music, yarn-spinning, community and song at Jim of the Mills; one of Ireland's most unique pubs (and if you fancy a cup of tea, just pop into the kitchen). Janine Kennedy writes
The recognition provided by winning NewsBrands Newspaper Magazine of the Year 2021 means a lot to our team and encourages us to continue to tell the stories of rural Ireland.