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Article‘THE IRISH WHIP’

Daniel ‘Danno Mahony’ O’Mahony, the man from Bally­de­hob who became the young­est ever heavy­weight wrest­ling cham­pion of the world. BORN ON 27 th Septem­ber 1912 at Dereen­lo­man – over three miles from Bally­de­hob – Co. Cork, Daniel O’Mahony was...

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Article‘The Irish Whip’ – Daniel ‘Danno Mahony’

O’Mahony Cian Man­ning tells the story of the man from Bally­de­hob, County Cork, who in 1935 became the young­est man to ever win a world heavy­weight wrest­ling title.

Articlefor the kids

12-page Owen’s Club sec­tion with more fun and games, fea­tures and fas­cin­at­ing facts for our younger read­ers.

ArticleChapels on Wheels. Eugene Doyle recalls the mobile churches-onrails that traveled the Amer­ican West between 1890 and the 1940s, bring­ing reli­gious ser­vices to remote towns.

ArticleBrave and Loyal Sea Dog of the Nor­we­gian Navy. Joe Loner­gan pro­files an unusual hero of WW ll, a 196 pound St Bern­ard dog, who is hon­oured in both Scot­land and Nor­way.

ArticleEamonn Dug­gan con­tin­ues his ana­lysis of Michael Bren­nan's state­ment to the Bur­eau of Mil­it­ary His­tory.

Born 19 Octo­ber, 1888, in Moan­lena, Co. Lim­er­ick, Con Col­bert’s fam­ily on both sides had a tra­di­tion of Fenian and nation­al­ist activ­ity. Join­ing the Gaelic League, he became a flu­ent Irish-speaker and an enthu­si­astic par­ti­cipant in...