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On This Day 1989: Protests Over New ‘Cancer Causing’ Satellite TV Dishes
HUNDREDS of protesters turned out in Waterford City centre this morning to highlight the dangers of satellite TV waves which ... -
Archive 1987: No Side Wins Referendum Abolishing Separate Hot & Cold Taps
Following months of debate, rioting, civil war and the unfortunate death of some 37 thousand men, women and children, Ireland ... -
Remembering Ireland’s Heroes: Oliver Cromwell
WITH a no-deal Brexit still looming thanks to the obstinance of the ungrateful Irish public who won’t just play ball ... -
On This Day 1977: Uproar As Declan Nerney Bites Head Off Sheep Onstage
ARCHIVE READS: A COUNTY Offaly community is still said to be in shock today after a late night incident saw Hi-Lows ... -
On This Day 1982: The Clash Beheaded After Rocking Of Casbah
ALL four members of the rock group The Clash have been executed in Saudi Arabia, following a violation of strict Saudi ... -
On This Day 1998: Shops End “Wrapping Tampax In Newspaper” Policy
A SPAR in Athlone has become the last shop in Ireland to wrap female sanitary products in old leftover newspapers, ... -
On This Day 1946: ‘Worrying Reading Trend Ruining Family Interaction’
“A WORRYING new trend in which people spend hours every day reading newspapers and books is being blamed for a ... -
Reeling In The Years 2015: Family Flee Home Due To Racist Attacks
A DUBLIN family have been forced to flee their home following a sustained barrage of hate crimes, which have included ... -
1996: Last Of Magdalene Laundry Workers Finally Cured Of Sin
HUNDREDS of priests, bishops and cardinals today attended an emotional ceremony to mark the closure of Ireland’s last operating Magdalene Laundry. A group ... -
1974: ‘Violent Clashes In Dublin As 12 Pint Driving Limit Put In Place’
HUNDREDS of thousands of people descended onto the nation’s capital today in protest of the governments new crackdown on drinking ...
