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Four Men and a Dog to perform at the ICC on St Patrick’s weekend

February 26, 2025 by

FOUR MEN & A DOG have made a huge name for themselves with their eclectic blend of traditional Irish traditional music  across a wide spectrum of other genres, including rap, Southern rock, jazz, blues, bluegrass, polka, country swing, and even salsa. They made their debut performance as a band in Murphy's Bar, Dungiven, County Derry, in 1991 before going on to steal the … [Read more...] about Four Men and a Dog to perform at the ICC on St Patrick’s weekend

And they’re off! A guide to the Cheltenham Festival 2025

February 26, 2025 by

THE Cheltenham Festival, which this year takes place March 11 to March 14, 2025, features 28 races, including 12 Grade 1 events, with the prestigious Cheltenham Gold Cup as its climax this year on Friday March 14. Notably, Irish trainers, jockeys, and horses have historically made a significant impact at the festival, a trend that looks like continuing robustly into … [Read more...] about And they’re off! A guide to the Cheltenham Festival 2025

Ancient law banning Irish language in NI courts finally repealed

February 25, 2025 by

In a historic victory for Irish language campaigners in Northern Ireland, the UK Government today repealed an almost 300 year-old statute prohibiting the use of non-English languages in the jurisdiction’s courts. The Administration of Justice Act 1737 makes specific reference to banning “any other tongue or language whatsoever” and has long been seen as a major barrier to … [Read more...] about Ancient law banning Irish language in NI courts finally repealed

Ireland’s EU presidency will offer ‘significant opportunity’ to lead European agenda

February 25, 2025 by

IRELAND’S upcoming presidency of the Council of the European Union offers the nation a “significant opportunity” to lead the European agenda, the Tánaiste said today. Ireland will hold the presidency from July to December 2026, during which time Irish Ministers will chair meetings of the Council and steer the EU’s legislative and policy agenda. Speaking as the government … [Read more...] about Ireland’s EU presidency will offer ‘significant opportunity’ to lead European agenda

Update issued following ‘disturbing’ attempted murder in Belfast

February 25, 2025 by

POLICE have issued a public update following a shooting in west Belfast over the weekend. An investigation is underway after two masked gunmen shot a man in broad daylight on Sunday morning, February 23. The 49-year-old was targeted as he sat in a stationary taxi on in the Bell Steel Manor area of Dunmurry. The gunmen fired shots at him through the window of the car before … [Read more...] about Update issued following ‘disturbing’ attempted murder in Belfast

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June 12, 2003

Legendary actor and Oscar winner Gregory Peck died on this day in 2003. Peck, who’s grandmother Catherine Ashe came from Dingle, studied at the Neighborhood Playhouse in New York and debuted in his first Broadway show The Morning Star after graduation. His role in The Keys of the Kingdom in 1944 won him an Academy Award nomination. He became well known for his rugged screen presence and was often cast as the hero, especially in westerns. He starred opposite Audrey Hepburn in her first film Roman Holiday. Peck finally won the Oscar for his role as Atticus Finch in 1962’s To Kill a Mockingbird.

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