Executed for spying – An Irishman’s Diary on Timothy Quinlisk
Quinlisk was first civilian to be executed by IRA in Cork for spying during War of Independence
Two Irish climbers make summit of world’s second-highest mountain, K2
Noel Hanna and Jason Black make ascent 10 years after loss of first Irish K2 summiteer, Ger McDonnell
Donegal man to attempt K2 to honour first Irishman to summit mountain
Jason Black has placed plaque at base camp in memory of Ger McDonnell who died on K2
Who ordered the assassination that started the Civil War in Ireland?
Pension file letter sheds new light on the killing of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson
David McWilliams: Grinds, an educational leg-up for €3,200 a year
School-leavers must not just go to university, they must go to the ‘best’ university
‘Three years of hell’ – partners of Jobstown protesters speak out
‘We have to listen over and over to how Joan Burton is a victim. We’re victims’
Bear-dodging and pedalling: Irish woman cycles across Canada
Irish sports psychologist Dr Karen Weekes talks about mental struggles of 6,400km cycle
Criticism of Garda evidence in Jobstown case focuses on identical errors
Issue arises when multiple witnesses give same inconsistent testimony, defence argued
Roddy L’Estrange: Twists and turns on a not so great Dublin bike ride
A short-cut turns out to be the long way home for Vinny Fitzpatrick and some ‘friends’
DPP will not call Tánaiste as witness in water protest trials
Summonses, including for false imprisonment of Joan Burton, being sent to suspects
Food File: The weekly food news round-up
Meals that pack a punch, Serrano ham at Lidl, detox at The Finishing School, grow your own in the workplace and Mediterranean food and wine festival at Dunnes
Sudden death of writer Dermot Healy inspires many tributes
‘A poet of oceanic forlorness in all his writings’
Anti-austerity group to contest 40 seats in local elections
Alliance seeks to ‘obstruct Government agenda on cuts’ on May 23rd
Mount Leinster Rangers reach for the sky as they try to bring All-Ireland glory to Carlow
Despite the club having only formed in 1987, the hurlers from Borris parish have come a long way
Former TD calls for minimum threshold for voter turnout
Dan Boyle says 40pc turnout requirement would give more accurate view
Funeral takes place in Co Down of father of former president
Mary McAleese leads mourners at requiem Mass for late Paddy Leneghan
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