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- Sep 12, 2026
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Donald Trump, The Famine, IRA, the 'Tans, reprisals, bloody-thirsty hangings (opens the original)
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Doonbeg hosts the Irish Open golf this week something inextricably linked with the visit of the President of United States, Donald Trump. But then this small Atlantic seaboard community has seen its share of Chiefs and charlatans, right ones and wrong ‘uns, through it’s time. The Long Village as it was known before golf development made it an even longer village has, in turn, hosted great joy, great sadness's - and a share of extraordinary barbarity. So much so, says amateur local historian Jame
Design for Life - Paul Galvin on importance of September 18th's Culture Night (opens the original)
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Paul Galvin knows a lot about art - and he knows what he likes.The highly acclaimed fashion-designer, music lover and Kerry All Star admits he will be one of the first in the queue for Culture Night this September 18th. "It's important that we promote the arts and cultural aspect of Ireland because we are a nation of scholars, writers, playwrights, musicians, poets, and all that," he says of the estimated 2,000 events, lots of them free, happening that night. . Ireland, says Galvin, has so much
Ireland beaten at Eden Park as New Zealand show their class (opens the original)
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Ireland suffered a crushing 40-21 defeat as New Zealand stretched their remarkable unbeaten run at Eden Park to 53 Test matches in round three of the inaugural Nations Championship. Following unconvincing bonus-point wins over Australia and Japan, Andy Farrell’s side were bidding to complete a clean sweep of the Southern Hemisphere series. But they were outclassed on a punishing evening in Auckland as first-half tries from Patrick Tuipulotu, Ardie Savea, Will Jordan and Asafo Aumua put the All B
Yeti or not, here I come... (opens the original)
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The spectacular Colorado Rockies, spanning an area roughly the size of Ireland, is a natural wonder with its animal kingdom, forestry, snow-capped mountains and so much more including Bigfoot/Yeti. A natural habitat that has never been nearer for Irish adventurers: Aer Lingus has opened up direct flights to gateway city Denver just an hour away from the Rocky Mountain National Park, it’s elk, moose, mountain lions, golden eagles, beavers and bears, all on tap! What, go back...did you say Bigfoot
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