Richard Downes explores the coastal village of Howth in north Co Dublin, revealing its hidden wilderness, local walking paths, and the stories of fishermen who settled there from the 1950s.

In 2008, an updated version of a book entitled Faster Higher Stronger traced the fortunes of Irish athletes that had competed at the Olympic Games. Chapter five opens with a description of Ronnie ...

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Family-run ViVOXTRA supermarket owner James McNeill reflects on seven decades of business, from a grocery delivery van in the ...

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Troubled Tottenham plunged deeper into relegation danger as Micky van de Ven's moment of madness triggered a damaging 3-1 ...

The Holycross-Ballycahill Drama Group has resurrected John B. Keane’s Sive, a play set in rural Ireland of the 1950s, with remarkable fidelity and dramatic force - directed by Jaqui Lacey.

The Irish Film Institute (IFI) in Dublin, in association with Gael Linn, has launched a new collection of historically ...

A collection of archive newsreels which were filmed across Ireland in the 1950s and early 1960s have been released on the ...

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In the Republic they included Tony Dunne, who won the European Cup with Manchester United in 1968, Liam Brady, winner of the FA Cup with Arsenal and two Serie A titles with Juventus, and Johnny Giles, ...

Compared with parenting styles today, kids raised in the 1950s were taught very different life lessons and expected to cultivate independence in ways that were often harsher. Parents back then ...