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Ghní John Predergest cur síos ar a ról ina Oifigeach Pleanála Teangaidh i gCorca Dhuibhne agus an tábhacht a ghabhann leis an phróiseas seo leis an teanga a neartú mar theanga pobail

The first week of June 1921 saw the last of the 24 prison executions of IRA prisoners by the British regime during the Tan war, which had begun with Kevin Barry on 1 November. As the number of trials by British military courts increased in the first...

The first week of June 1921 saw the last of the 24 prison executions of IRA prisoners by the British regime during the Tan war, which had begun with Kevin Barry on 1 November. As the number of trials by British military courts increased in the first...

Writing in his latest blog, Declan Kearney write that this could be a last throw of the dice for the DUP to start making the right decisions about power sharing and ensuring the northern state exists as a warm place for everyone.

Peadar Whelan looks at the DUP divisions exposed in recent weeks

19th century Fenians Michael Barrett and Patrick O’Donnell remembered in London commemoration.

Donegal Sinn Féin has begun a series of conversations on the theme of Irish Unity. The first conversation was with State Representative Kevin Boyle from Pennsylvania.

May 25th marked the 30th anniversary of the assassination of Sinn Féin councillor Eddie Fullerton. Roy Greenslade catalogues the Fullerton family’s ongoing campaign for justice.

The burning of the Custom House in Dublin on 25 May 1921 was one of the largest operations ever carried out by the IRA. It struck at the centre of British administration in Ireland as the building housed nine separate government departments including...