The driver was startled by the sound of two revolver shots as he passed near the village of Ballyboden

Cardinal Logue’s name will always be prominently associated with the religious annals of Ireland

The building of the R101 was expected to be completed by the end of 1926

Erskine Childers, the fourth President of Ireland, died suddenly, after being in office for just under 18 months

Commissioner George Thomson, ordered a special urgent study on the economic problems resulting from the Community’s Internal frontiers

50 years on from the Birmingham Bombings - Cormac Moore

The women said that the building had been taken over as one of a series of protests against “the concentration camps in Northern Ireland”

Loyal service was given by Ulstermen of all denominations and of all classes

Republicans in Long Kesh went on hunger strike and protests were held following the death of Hugh Gerard Coney

No useful purpose would be served by the institution or continuance of prosecutions in respect of crimes committed, between December 1921 and May 1923

Taoiseach Liam Cosgrave said Ireland would have to choose between the dynamic markets which the EEC offers and a British market which would probably be stagnating

After a lengthy delay of almost two years, the Irish Boundary Commission finally convened in London

100 years ago, as with today, Americans went to the polls to elect a president

All over these islands there are memorials bearing the names of those who lost their lives in the 1914-18 or the 1939-45 wars

Hume remarks that some members of the RUC were ‘scoundrels’