Thinking Anew – Let us be gracious in our words and deeds

Ukraine says Berlin relationship in ‘tatters’ over navy chief’s remarks

Vice-admiral resigns over ‘ill-considered’ Ukraine comments and praise of Putin

Harboured Fugitive: On wartime, Patrick Campbell and ‘lapidary crap’

An Irishman’s Diary

Pubs and Subs: rumour and reality of German U-boats in wartime Ireland

An Irishman's Diary

Sinking of ‘RMS Leinster’ resulted in greatest ever loss of life in the Irish sea

The attack on the mail and passenger ship by German torpedoes in October 1918 killed 565 people . . . yet it largely forgotten

Conference marks centenary of US Navy in Ireland in first World War

Conference to examine role of the navy in combatting U-boat threat off Ireland

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Fun for all the family... as Nato warships berth in Dublin

‘I think it’s brilliant... my son loves boats, absolutely loves boats,’ says mother of three

Suddenly, While Abroad: Hitler's Irish Slaves by David Blake Knox

David Blake Knox has written a fascinating account of a neglected aspect of Irish involvement in the second World War