During a devastating fire at their home, she ran through the flames to rescue her son Mark who lives with MS. Ms Donegan was a key member in the Newtownbutler GAA club ... preparing to celebrate a ...
A senior Orangeman has questioned whether a claim that the late Queen Elizabeth referred to “that silly marching business” when discussing Orange Order parades meant she was actually referring ...
Family of teen killed when Parachute Regiment opened fire on hijacked car settles compensation claim
The family of a teenager killed when soldiers opened fire on a hijacked car in west Belfast nearly 50 years ago has settled a compensation claim against the UK government. John Savage was shot ...
A Catholic priest caught in the middle of a loyalist protest at a north Belfast school turned down an offer of accommodation from the Irish Government after receiving a death threat. Father Aidan ...
After much hullaballoo, the controversial 2025 General Appropriations Act (GAA) was signed into law at Malacañang Palace last Monday. Capped by the traditional signing ceremonies, President ...
You can check out at any time. More info The 2 Johnnies Podcast is back with another episode of the GAA Catfish saga – which first captured national attention in 2022 – because the perpetrator ...
Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) president Jarlath Burns has said he has no intention of retracting the contents of an email he sent to Naas GAA over the potential appointment of Rory Gallagher ...
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The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) told Stormont's sports minister that issues with Casement Park would have been "dealt with by now" had they occurred in football or rugby. The remarks emerged ...
Plans for a major new state-of-the-art training facility in south Dublin by the Dublin GAA County Board have been put on hold following objections by local residents. Several appeals have been lod ...
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Loyalist protesters began picketing Holy Cross school in the Ardoyne area of north Belfast, claiming that Catholics were regularly attacking their homes. The area is largely Protestant.
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