Recent articles from publications based in Ireland.
Meet the O'Haras, the Sligo clan that gave us cardinals, novelists and screen legends
IrishCentral.comby Shauna O’Halloran·17d ago
Long before Scarlett O'Hara swept across the screen in "Gone with the Wind," the real O'Haras were Lords of Luighne in Connacht, holding rank until the 17th century and more than 20,000 acres of...
Dingle still tops Ireland's must-visit list even without Fungie the dolphin
IrishCentral.comby Deanna O’Connor·17d ago
For more than 35 years, a friendly bottlenose dolphin named Fungie made Dingle Bay his home and drew thousands of visitors to the Kerry coast every year, until he vanished without a trace in 2020.
Murphy leads Ireland's ten most common surnames and the meanings behind them
IrishCentral.comby IrishCentral Staff·17d ago
Whether you were born in Ireland or trace your roots there from thousands of miles away, your surname is likely a badge of pride, but only ten names can claim a place at the very top.
"Ulysses" survived the censors once but it would never survive us
IrishCentral.comby Tom Deignan·17d ago
In 1933, Judge John M. Woolsey ruled that "Ulysses" was literature rather than pornography, and Joyce's Dublin epic has been celebrated ever since as a landmark of art and of free expression.
Player welfare concerns raised over vote as defender is named as goalkeeper
Irish Mirrorby news@irishmirror.ie (Mark McCadden)·17d ago
Player welfare concerns raised over vote and Gavin Bazunu departure as defender is named as goalkeeper Ireland’s Nations League game against Israel takes place on Sunday night.
Conners caps late fightback as Internationals keep Presidents Cup lead
The42by AFP·17d ago
CANADA’S COREY CONNERS capped a late fightback and the Internationals were poised to snap a 28-year win drought, leading the United States by three points after Saturday’s four-ball and foursomes...
Garvaghy Road blocked by protesters of Orange Order parade amid calls for calm
Irish Mirrorby news@irishmirror.ie (Claudia Savage)·17d ago
Thousands of protesters have blocked the predominately nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown in a bid to prevent a contentious Orange Order parade passing.
Irish blood, English headstart in the battle of the bands
TheJournal.ieby Darach Ó Séaghdha·17d ago
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The 9 at 9: Sunday
TheJournal.ieby Eoghan Dalton·17d ago
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Inside Mark Feehily's 'traumatic' health battles as he sues weight-loss surgeon
Irish Mirrorby news@irishmirror.ie (Liam McInerney)·17d ago
Inside Mark Feehily's 'traumatic' health battles as he sues weight-loss surgeon Mark Feehily opened up to his fans about his poor health in February 2024 and the 46-year-old Westlife star has now...
Sitdown Sunday: Gangs are 'cuckooing' vulnerable people's homes
TheJournal.ieby Sophie Finn·17d ago
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LIVE: Residents stage protest ahead of Orange Order parade
Irish Mirrorby Belfastlive Co Uk; Connor Lynch; Claudia Savage·17d ago
Thousands of protesters gathering on the Garvaghy Road in Portadown have been notified on a loudspeaker that they are liable for arrest for taking part in an unnoticed parade.
Dublin's Winter Lights has moved to January, and the haters expect 'Ramadan lights' will follow
TheJournal.ieby Stephen McDermott·18d ago
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What you need to know about Tall Tales & Murder
TheJournal.ieby Aoife Barry·18d ago
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Court allows Orange Order Drumcree parade to go ahead after ‘unprecedented’ 2am hearing
TheJournal.ieby Press Association·18d ago
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Taking CAP from 'hobby farmers' is not going to strengthen Ireland's food security problem
TheJournal.ieby Dr Pippa Hackett·18d ago
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Ireland’s last conglomerate has just been sold for €7bn. Will the country ever create another?
TheJournal.ieby Paul O'Donoghue·18d ago
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Man suffocated in hot dog speed eating contest as as horrified onlookers watched
Irish Mirrorby news@irishmirror.ie (Emilia Randall)·18d ago
Horrified onlookers watched as man suffocated in hot dog speed eating contest WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT Walter Eagle Tail, 47, died during a hot dog eating contest in Custer, South Dakota, over...
Mum floored after realising son's nursery were doing 'psych experiments' on kids
Irish Mirrorby news@irishmirror.ie (Abigail Nicholson)·18d ago
Mum floored after realising son's nursery were doing 'psych experiments' on kids A mum has shared how she discovered her son's nursery had been using what she described as 'psych experiments' on...
'Winner winner, chicken dinner': Here are the winners and losers of the political week
TheJournal.ieby Rónán Duffy·18d ago
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