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Patrick Ronayne Cleburne: The Stonewall Jackson of the West

Patrick Ronayne Cleburne: The Stonewall Jackson of the West

May 16, 2025 by Leave a Comment

History has largely forgotten Patrick Ronayne Cleburne. Perhaps this is not surprising. Like many Irishmen throughout history, he fought on the losing side of a foreign war and, as we know, history is written by the victors. However, since Americans are presently given to Civil War retrospectives, it is fitting that we remember one of the Confederacy's greatest military … [Read more...] about Patrick Ronayne Cleburne: The Stonewall Jackson of the West

Police investigate playground arson attack

May 15, 2025 by

POLICE have appealed for witnesses to come forward after a playground they believe was deliberately set alight in Derry. The blaze, at a play park in Strathfoyle, is thought to have been lit at around 10.30pm last night (May 14). It left some of the equipment damaged, the PSNI have confirmed. “Police are investigating a fire at a play park in Strathfoyle that occurred last … [Read more...] about Police investigate playground arson attack

Ireland takes part in global cybersecurity defence

May 15, 2025 by

IRELAND has played a key role in the world’s largest cyber defence drill involving over 40 nations. The weeklong event, run by NATO's Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence in Estonia, included more than 4000 experts worldwide. 2025 marked the 15th-year anniversary of the event. Think before you click (Wikimedia Commons/Photo by mikemacmarketing) Over 200 cyber … [Read more...] about Ireland takes part in global cybersecurity defence

Missing person appeal launched for teenager last seen three days ago

May 15, 2025 by

GARDAÍ have launched a missing person appeal for a teenager who was last seen on Monday. Claudette Forde was reported missing from her home in Dublin at 8.45pm on May 12. Missing Claudette Forde was last seen on Monday The 14-year-old was last seen wearing blue pyjamas, the police force confirmed this morning. “Gardaí are seeking the public’s assistance in tracing the … [Read more...] about Missing person appeal launched for teenager last seen three days ago

Mass motorcycle ride will raise cash for mental health charity

May 15, 2025 by

A KILDARE man who served for years as a member of An Garda Siochana is leading a motorcycle ride to raise cash for a mental health charity. Austin O'Callaghan will lead the ride Austin O’Callaghan said his experience of the effects that working as a first responder has on mental health inspired him to take part in the Distinguished Gentlemen’s Ride (DGR). The annual global … [Read more...] about Mass motorcycle ride will raise cash for mental health charity

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May 4, 1847

New York State creates a Board of Commissioners of Emigration. Two-thirds of all emigration to America came through New York from the 1780s to the 1880s. With the onset of the Famine and thousands of Irish emigrants arriving in a constant stream, benevolent societies were established and lobbied New York State to set up a board of Commissioners of Emigration. The Board, which was instituted on this day in 1847, set up the Emigrant Refuge and Hospital on Ward’s Island in the East River and took over the running of the Marine Hospital on Staten Island.

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