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1. Creevagh Wedge Tomb

   ... in the Burren (Irish: Boireann) area of County Clare, Ireland (Irish: Contae an Chláir, Éire). It is thought to have been ... is supported by two sidestones, with a backslab. There is a stone standing at about six feet towards the front. The site is north from ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Apr 23 2021 - 2:09pm

2. Search in Spain for remains of famous sixteenth-century Irish Chieftain

   ... Gaelic: Tir Chonaill) was an independent Gaelic state in Ireland. Red Hugh and his father-in-law Hugh O’Neill fought the Nine Years’ ... Niall and his dynasty of Irish chieftains. They held sway in Ireland for several centuries.  The resistance against English ...

   Alastair Kneale - Jun 1 2020 - 10:11pm

3. First General Election after the First World War and declaration of Irish independence

   ... that part of the 1918 general election which took place in Ireland. In 1918 the whole of Ireland was a part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and was ...

   Eibhlin O'Neill - Nov 13 2018 - 12:29pm

4. Discovery of 800 year old Irish Brooch with mysterious Gothic inscription

   ... man walked along the seashore at Cluais Mhór, in west Kerry Ireland in 2016, he found an object glistening amongst the stones. It turned ... old gold brooch, with a small semi-precious blue tourmaline stone, a dagger-like pin and inscribed with Gothic lettering. He subsequently ...

   Eibhlin O'Neill - Oct 3 2018 - 12:26pm

5. Christopher "Chris" Morris - professional footballer who played for Scotland’s Celtic, played for the Republic of Ireland against England, now a businessman in Cornwall’s pasty industry

   ... also had a successful playing career with the Republic of Ireland national side during the Jack Charlton era. Chris first began his ... attention of Jack Charlton, who by then was the Republic of Ireland boss. Chris, although born in Britain, held dual British and Irish ...

   Kernow Matters to Us - Feb 29 2016 - 6:54pm - 0 comments

6. Irish parliament's vote to ban offshore oil drilling gets the approval of Cher

   ... of 78 TDs, with 48 opposing it. Dáil Éireann (Assembly of Ireland) is the lower house, and principal chamber, of the Oireachtas (Irish ... Party all supported the motion potentially resulting in Ireland not issuing new licences to companies to drill offshore for fossil ...

   Eibhlin O'Neill - Feb 10 2018 - 10:13am

7. Fourknocks Passage Grave - Tuama Pasáiste na bhFuarchnoc

   ... the Delvin River, County Meath (north part of Fingal), Ireland  (Irish: An Ailbhine, Contae na Mí, Éire). The tomb dates to ... Passage Tomb is a National Monument.  Image: Carved stone at Fourknocks - Fourknocks-Ritzverzierungen author Wandervogel ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - May 25 2021 - 12:13pm

8. When Will NIO ‘Openness’ Be Mirrored by Other State Bodies?

   ... Bodies? NEWS FROM THE CELTIC LEAGUE The ‘ Northern Ireland Secretary’ Theresa Villiers has responded to a query sent to her ... has apologised. The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland has been clear that this Government believes in the rule of law and ...

   Myghal Map Serpren - Jun 25 2015 - 3:34pm - 0 comments

9. Ghost Tram - Manx Hop-tu-Naa (Halloween) Story

   ... whatever ghostly presences might linger just outside the circle of light. A shield from the unseen spirits drawn by a memory of warmth ... down the track. The headlight from the tram presenting a circle of swirling mist ahead. 'Why aren't there any lights on inside the ...

   Alastair Kneale - Jun 19 2024 - 11:26pm

10. Discovery of remains 9,000 year-old encampment in Wales

    ... period of pre-history, sometimes called the middle stone age is dated between 9,600 and 4,000 BC. An archaeological dig, carried ... has uncovered a 9,000 year old site with more than 300 stone age tools and artefacts. Experts from Aeon Archaeology, who have ...

    Mair Williams - Feb 18 2021 - 4:54pm

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