A NEW national competition invites secondary school students to experience the challenges of working in an advertising agency; whilst providing teachers with an initiative that has cross-curricular linkage potential.
Read More »The 1798 Battle of Ballinamuck
There are many old Irish songs that tell of the help coming to this country from abroad. If every army that had promised to come and save the poor old Sean Bhean Bhocht actually arrived, there would not have been room for them all.
Read More »Joyous occasion
Bishop Kieran O’Reilly, ordained at a packed Ennis Cathedral on Sunday, was full of thanks for the honour bestowed, writes Dearbhla Acheson.
Read More »‘I certainly feel that God was smiling down on me’
THE new Bishop of Killaloe, Kieran O’Reilly, was adjusting to his role in his new home in Westbourne, Ennis, this week after his ordination on Sunday.
Read More »Cathedral abuzz with an excited congregation
IT is half past one on Sunday. The sky is blue and a light breeze is gently fluttering the bunting outside Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral in Ennis. People are already arriving in their finery, men in suits and women in a fog of dusty pinks, muted purples, pale oranges and muffled greens. They are the embodiment of conservative vibrancy, of subdued joy.
Read More »Packing a punch at the Turnpike
FORMER world featherweight champion, Barry McGuigan, feels more young people should consider boxing as a sport.
Read More »Epic journey for Parteen student
Parteen medical student Cóilín Collins Smyth arrived back from Vietnam last Thursday after he completed a 5,000km cycle, which took him from Shanghai, China to Ho Chi Min in Vietnam over a three-month period.
Read More »Death of the Wild Colonial Boy
There was a wild colonial boy,Jack Duggan was his name, He was born and raised in Ireland,In a place called Castlemaine . . .
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