Tipperary Star, 8 August 1942 Water, porter, petrol and tea. Four liquids that, during the Emergency, regularly got councillors’ danders up. August 1942 and, with the effects of rationing beginning to bite, the members of Cashel Urban Council were…
Military historian Tom Burnell (author of ‘The War Dead’ series and ‘Irishmen in the Great War’) has compiled a five-part list of statistics pertaining to the Irish casualties for World War I. In this fifth and final instalment, Tom lists alphabetically the cemeteries…
Military historian Tom Burnell (author of ‘The War Dead’ series and ‘Irishmen in the Great War’) has compiled a five-part list of statistics pertaining to the Irish casualties for World War I. In this fourth part of five, Tom lists alphabetically the cemeteries…
Military historian Tom Burnell (author of ‘The War Dead’ series and ‘Irishmen in the Great War’) has compiled a five-part list of statistics pertaining to the Irish casualties for World War I. In this third part of 5, Tom lists alphabetically the cemeteries…
Military historian Tom Burnell (author of ‘The War Dead’ series and ‘Irishmen in the Great War’) has compiled a five-part list of statistics pertaining to the Irish casualties for World War I. In this second part of 5, Tom lists alphabetically the cemeteries…
Military historian Tom Burnell (author of 'The War Dead' series and 'Irishmen in the Great War') has compiled a list of statistics pertaining to the Irish casualties for World War I, which includes a list of cemeteries where the…
To celebrate the Rio Olympics were are putting the spotlight on Olympians with Tipperary connections that have represented Ireland on the world’s most famous and prestigious sporting stage. These articles were written by sports historian Michael O’Dwyer, and appeared originally during…
Since 2013, Mark Fitzell has been photographing the people of Cashel, while recording their memories, working lives and family backgrounds. 'The Many Faces of Cashel' brings together tales of joy, happiness, laughter, hardship and many tragedies, incorporated with beautiful images…
Nenagh Guardian, 9 August 1941 A report copied from the Irish Times, which describes a thriving darts school in an undisclosed rural Tipperary location. Most notable in the report, apart from the casual sexism, is the reference to…
To celebrate the Rio Olympics were are putting the spotlight on Olympians with Tipperary connections that have represented Ireland on the world’s most famous and prestigious sporting stage. These articles were written by sports historian Michael O’Dwyer, and appeared originally during…