RTE News- Irishman Ibrahim Halawa released from prison in Cairo October 20, 2017Irishman Ibrahim Halawa has been released from prison in the Egypt - a month after being acquitted of all charges related to a mass protest in Cairo.
- Storm Brian to bring gusts of 130km/h October 19, 2017The head of the National Emergency Coordination Group has said he does not expect weather conditions from Storm Brian this weekend to be anywhere near as damaging as Storm Ophelia.
- Talks to avert potential rail strike break down October 20, 2017Talks between Iarnród Éireann management and unions aimed at averting potential strike action over the Bank holiday weekend have broken down without agreement.
- Quentin Tarantino says he knew about Weinstein October 20, 2017Quentin Tarantino has admitted knowing for decades about Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct, confessing in an interview with the New York Times to feeling ashamed that he did not stop working with the mogul.
- At least 20,000 will be affected by tracker scandal October 19, 2017The Governor of the Central Bank has told the Oireachtas Finance Committee that the number of people affected in the tracker mortgage scandal will be at least 20,000.
- Varadkar says we are not yet on Brexit 'cliff edge' October 19, 2017Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has rejected the idea that the Brexit negotiations are at a cliff edge, but he called for more detailed and concrete solutions from the British government on the Irish question.
- May appeals to EU leaders to help silence critics October 19, 2017British Prime Minister Theresa May has appealed to European Union leaders to help her silence critics at home by signalling a willingness to break the deadlock in Brexit talks.
- Spanish Government threaten direct rule on Catalonia October 19, 2017Spain's central government has said it would suspend Catalonia's autonomy and impose direct rule after the region's leader threatened to go ahead with a formal declaration of independence if Madrid refused to hold talks.
- Four pay compensation over assault at Longford mosque October 19, 2017Four Longford men have been ordered to pay compensation of €2,000 to a man who was assaulted after a row over the removal of the Imam at a local mosque.
- Govt rejects Adams claim of 'malicious' briefings October 19, 2017Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has accused the Government of being involved in briefings that were inaccurate and malicious about the political negotiations at Stormont.
- Irishman Ibrahim Halawa released from prison in Cairo October 20, 2017
Category Archives: Local Ireland
Changed Utterly: Ireland and the Easter Rising
Title: Changed Utterly: Ireland and the Easter Rising Author: Ireland, Trinity College Dublin :Library Full Text & Source:https://www.tcd.ie/Library/1916/ The Internet, Online, 14/3/2016 Sample Text: Welcome to Changed Utterly – Ireland and the Easter Rising. Over the next year we will … Continue reading
Posted in 1916 Rising, Archives, Blogs And Blogging, Ireland, Irish People, Irish Politics, Library, Literature, Local Ireland, Manuscripts, Photographs, Publishing & Newspaper Printing, Research, Writing & Writers
Tagged 1916 Rising, Changed Utterly: Ireland and the Easter Rising, diairies, Easter Rising 1916, Irish History, letters, Library TCD, objects, pamphlets, Photographs, TCD
Cork City Library Blog
Title: Cork City Library Blog Author: Ireland, Cork City Library Full Text & Source: http://corkcitylibraries.tumblr.com/ The Internet, Online, 23/5/2015 Sample Text: This is a blog about books, writing, library events and news written by staff of Cork City Libraries Twitter: … Continue reading
Posted in Book Awards, Book Reviews, Books, English Lit, Fiction, Librarians, Library, Literature, Local Ireland, Reading, Reference, Research, Storytelling, Writing & Writers, Writing Skills
Tagged Cork City Library, Cork City Library Blog, Ireland, library events and news written by staff of Cork City Libraries, This is a blog about books, writing
Dublin City Time Lapse Video By Ammar Saleh
Dublin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-IyJ-3EKBw A student from Dublin Business School takes a home video of Dublin.
Posted in Ireland, Local Ireland, Tourism, Video
Tagged Dublin, Dublin City, Dublin Tour, student's video of Dublin, Time Lapse
Great Deli And Bakery In Cork – FitzPatricks
Fitzpatrick’s Foodstore, Location: Glounthaune, Co. Cork. Tel: 021 4353299 Website: http://www.fitzpatricksshop.ie/ Bakery: We take orders 7 days a week and can provide most of our range for next day orders. We also personalise our cakes with whatever inscription you would … Continue reading
Posted in Dairy, Family, Food, Ireland, Irish Cooking, Local Ireland, Party Food, Retailers, Shopping
Tagged catering parties Cork, clean store, Cork food store, excellant food, great Cork bakery, great Cork deli, great staff, measl
Big names for annual ‘Cork Person of the Year’ ceremony
Title: Big names for annual ‘Cork Person of the Year’ ceremony Author: Tom O’Sullivan, The Cork.ie Full Text & Source: http://thecork.ie/2015/01/11/big-names-for-annual-cork-person-of-the-year-ceremony/ The Internet, Online, 14/01/2015 On Friday 16th Jan the Cork Person of the Year will be chosen, at a … Continue reading
Ask About Ireland
Title: Ask About Ireland Author: Dept. Of Environment, Community & Local Government, Ireland Full Text & Source: http://www.askaboutireland.ie/ The Internet, Online, 14/11/2014 Sample Text: SEARCH_______________________Thousands of articles, images, maps, audio tracks, ebooks, videos… AskAboutIreland and the Cultural Heritage Project is … Continue reading
Posted in Art & Arts, Books, Drama, Fiction, History, Ireland, Literature, Local Ireland
Tagged Ask About Ireland, Community & Local Government, Dept. Of Environment, ENFO, Iirsh Libraries, Ireland, Ireland culture, Irish History, Irish literature, Learning Zone for school kids, Public Libraries, Reading Room
Fort Camden Crosshaven
Fort Meagher Camden : Has An Interesting Past And Present By Annette J Dunlea Fort Camden is positioned on Rams Head near Crosshaven, County Cork. The fort derives its name from the Earl of Camden, who was Lord Lieutenant of … Continue reading
