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ArticleIre­land’s Medi­eval Castles

From earthen mottes and tim­ber pal­is­ades to mighty stone fort­resses and eleg­ant tower houses, Ire­land’s castles chart cen­tur­ies of con­quest, set­tle­ment and adapt­a­tion. From earthen mottes and tim­ber pal­is­ades to mighty stone...

Articlefor the kids

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

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Ire­land's Medi­eval Castles From earthen mottes and tim­ber pal­is­ades to mighty stone fort­resses and eleg­ant tower houses, Ire­land’s castles chart cen­tur­ies of con­quest, set­tle­ment and adapt­a­tion, writes Mat­thew Stout.

ArticleThe Burn­ing of the Cus­tom House.

Eamonn Dug­gan exam­ines the wit­ness state­ment provided by Daniel McAleese, a Dub­lin Civil Ser­vant, who wit­nessed the burn­ing of the Cus­tom House in Dub­lin on 25 May, 1921. This week we con­tinue our series on stor­ies from the Bur­eau of...

ArticleMax­trax: Donovan, poet, song­writer, record and film pro­du­cer, marks the year of his 80th trip around the sun by choos­ing the songs he feels form the soundtrack of his life.

ArticleGlenn Ford: Hol­ly­wood’s ‘Mr Con­sist­ency’ never received an Oscar nom­in­a­tion, writes Tom McPar­land.

ArticleLit­er­ary Trail. Mary Ang­land pro­files Water­ford-born Irish tour­ing cyc­list and author of adven­ture travel books, Dervla Murphy.

ArticleTHE BALLAD SHEET

Eugene Dun­phy explores the ori­gins of a haunt­ing cradle song in The Gartan Mother’s Lul­laby. THE BALLAD SHEET