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The National Famine Way Roadshow heads across Ireland

March 13, 2026 by

The National Famine Way Roadshow will travel to seven locations along the 165km route this March, bringing historians and local experts together to explore the story of one of the most harrowing episodes of the Great Famine. The series of free events begins in Strokestown, Co. Roscommon, and follows the route of the 1847 forced march of 1,490 emigrants who walked from … [Read more...] about The National Famine Way Roadshow heads across Ireland

Irish community in Britain needs to talk about end-of-life care

March 12, 2026 by

EARLY conversations about end-of-life care must be had if death matters and outcomes are to be improved for members of the Irish community in Britain. A new report encourages community organisations across the country to play a role in prompting these conversations among their members to ensure their end-of-life experiences are dignified, culturally sensitive and in-keeping … [Read more...] about Irish community in Britain needs to talk about end-of-life care

Aer Lingus flies Jessie Buckley’s family to Los Angeles for Oscars ceremony

March 12, 2026 by

THE family of Irish Oscar contender Jessie Buckley are on route to Los Angeles to attend this weekend’s Academy Awards ceremony. Aer Lingus has flown the actor’s parents Marina and Tim Buckley and her sister Lily to the US so that they can be there to support the Best Actress nominee. Buckley has been nominated for the award for her role in Hamnet, Chloé Zhao’s screen … [Read more...] about Aer Lingus flies Jessie Buckley’s family to Los Angeles for Oscars ceremony

Chefs Denis Shankey, Sasha Brent and Beth O’Brien named among Irish influencers in London

March 12, 2026 by

CHEFS Denis Shankey, Sasha Brent and Beth O’Brien have been highlighted as ones to watch on the London hospitality scene. The culinary stars are among several new names which have been added to an annual list celebrating Irish influencers in the capital. Now in its 12th year, the Murphia List 2026 was revealed this week – boasting 11 new entries as well as some old … [Read more...] about Chefs Denis Shankey, Sasha Brent and Beth O’Brien named among Irish influencers in London

Lifejacket worn by Titanic survivor goes on display in Belfast

March 12, 2026 by

A LIFEJACKET worn by one of the survivors of the Titanic tragedy has gone on display in Belfast. The safety jacket was worn by a passenger who managed to escape the ill-fated RMS Titanic when it sunk on April 14, 1912 after hitting an iceberg while on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York. Laura Mabel Francatelli wore the jacket while on board Emergency … [Read more...] about Lifejacket worn by Titanic survivor goes on display in Belfast

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