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Article100 years of our National Anthem

DEPENDING on who occu­pied the Brit­ish throne at the time, God Save the King or God Save the Queen was once played at most offi­cial events in Ire­land. Post­Fam­ine, however, a sea-change was under­way, as evid­enced by the many press reports of...

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ArticleIRELAND’S OWN COMPETITION TERMS & CONDITIONS

ArticleOne hun­dred years of the National Anthem

Eugene Dun­phy goes back one hun­dred years to tell of the search for a song for Ire­land.

ArticleReflec­tions on the 1913 Strike and Lock­out.

Eamonn Dug­gan con­tin­ues his exam­in­a­tion of a speech delivered in 1953 by James Lar­kin Jnr., dur­ing which he reflec­ted on the moment­ous events of 1913 and the role played by his father.

ArticleMISS FLANAGAN INVESTIGATES

A Sticky Jam Situ­ation. Des­pite Fr. Doherty’s best efforts to ensure fair­ness at the jam mak­ing com­pet­i­tion, Miss Flanagan thought the out­come too sweet to be whole­some! MISS FLANAGAN pumped oil onto the chain of her bicycle and turned the...

Articlefor the kids

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

ArticleRole of the Irish in WW2:

Dr. Arthur Gwynn, dec­or­ated dur­ing the Italian Cam­paign, Ant­arc­tic Explorer for Aus­tralia, and great­great-grand­son of 1848 rebel leader Wil­liam Smith O’Brien. MAJ. GEN. John F. O’Ryan, was one of Amer­ica’s lead­ing cit­izen-sol­diers...