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ArticleIRELAND’S OWN COMPETITION TERMS & CONDITIONS

All com­pet­i­tion entries must be sub­mit­ted to the address provided and should arrive no later than 5pm on the spe­cified clos­ing date. Entries received after this date will not be included. Win­ners will be announced in Ire­land’s Own edi­tion...

Articlefor the kids

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

ArticleDECLARING AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE:

The Irish­men Who Ral­lied to the Call. Part 4. Eamonn Dug­gan con­tin­ues his look at the lives of the eight men – either born in Ire­land or of Irish des­cent – who signed the Amer­ican Declar­a­tion of Inde­pend­ence. IN THIS the final part of our...

ArticleIre­land’s Darkest Days: The loss of KLM air­liner Hugo de Groot, on 14 August, 1958. Pat Poland recalls some unhappy chapters from Ire­land’s past.

ArticleLot­tie Moon, 'The Cookie Lady of China'. Nuaka Tier­ney pro­files the Amer­ican mis­sion­ary who earned the nick­name by bak­ing tea cakes to win the trust of local fam­il­ies in China.

ArticleBark­ing Rob­bery

.Whena num­ber of expens­ive breeds of dog go miss­ing, it’s not long until Miss Flanagan is on the scent of the miss­ing canines .... SERGEANT REILLY dropped into the warm embrace of the arm­chair, grate­ful to be out of the rain. “If it didn’t rain,...