Peter O’Toole, the Screen Legend
Throughout his distinguished career, Peter O’Toole delivered memorable performances in classics including Becket, Lord Jim, The Lion in Winter, Goodbye, Mr Chips.
McLaughlin: What’s in a Name
Two McLaughlin rulers were styled High Kings of Ireland: Domnall Ua Lochlainn (reigned 1083–1121), Muirchertach Mac Lochlainn (reigned 1156–1166), Muirchertach’s death in 1166 marked the beginning of the clan’s political decline, as the O’Neill dynasty took control of Cenél nEógain.
IRELAND: Pro-migration politicians threatened by death squads
Pro-immigration Irish authorities and those claimed to be treacherous elected officials have condemned threats of violence. Sleepless nights: The targeted individuals warn that intimidation and vigilantism have no place in what they describe as a democratic society.
An Irish Wake is Both Happy and Sad ~ Video
A wake originally meant ‘a watch’, staying awake through the night to guard, honor, or accompany the body of someone who had passed to the other side.
European Union. The Counter-Revolution Starts in Ireland
The demonstrators have also blocked ports in Galway and Limerick, and the country’s only refinery at Whitegate, near Cork, which processes imported oil to meet 40% of Ireland’s fuel demand.
Ireland the Land of Poetry and Ballads ~ Video
Gilmore became famous throughout America. In 1869, he organized an enormous peace jubilee. The goal was to unite the country after the war. It had an orchestra of 1,000 musicians, conducted by Gilmore himself. Hundreds of thousands of spectators were present.
St Brigid a bridge between two worlds
Her father was a pagan chieftain, and her mother was a Christian. She grew up with a deep sense of compassion. She also valued generosity and justice.
Honor those who really did give their lives for their country ~ Video
With about 20 Volunteers, he held the building for over two days. This was far longer than the intended 3–4 hours.
Remembering Irish Freedom Fighter Michael Collins 1922 ~ Video
Despite warnings, he insisted on taking the trip and refused to avoid danger. He famously stated, ‘They won’t shoot me in my own county.’
STARMER’S FAILED BRITAIN IN FLAMES
In Clonavon Terrace, several houses used by migrants had their windows smashed, and two which suffered significant smoke damage remained sealed off on Tuesday.
Michael Walsh Stories and Books 
Recent Comments