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ArticleTHE HISTORY OF CYCLING IN IRELAND

For gen­er­a­tions of Irish people, the bicycle was far more than a means of get­ting from place to place. It car­ried revolu­tion­ar­ies and police­men, sports fans and lan­guage act­iv­ists, court­ing couples and work­ers on their daily jour­neys....

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...

ArticleThe Listen­ers, Wal­ter de la Mare.

THE WITNESS STATEMENTS: Eithne Ní Suibhne and the Easter Rising: Chaos and Con­fu­sion in Cork, Part 2. Eamonn Dug­gan con­cludes his exam­in­a­tion of the state­ment by Eithne Ní Suibhne regard­ing events in Cork in the lead up to the Easter Rising of...

Articlefor the kids

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

ArticleTak­ing A Peek At Film Cen­sor­ship. Cyril McHale takes a look at the growth of the early film industry and the efforts by the cen­sors to keep ‘dec­ad­ent, cor­rupt­ing influ­ences’ at bay.

ArticleIre­land's Darkest Days: The Pearse Street, Dub­lin, Fire Tragedy, 5 Octo­ber, 1936. On the 90th anniversary of the event, Pat Poland reflects on the tra­gic deaths of three Dub­lin fire­fight­ers.

ArticleTHE BALLAD SHEET Eugene Dun­phy tells how an emig­rant from Donegal recoun­ted in verse his voy­age to Canada in The Sham­rock Shore.

ArticleRole of the Irish in WW2: Irish-Amer­ican Wil­liam Bailey, who orgainsed ‘an upris­ing’ against the swastika flag fly­ing on the Ger­man lux­ury liner SS Bre­men in New York Har­bour.