1998 – Hikers Are Forced to Quit Due to Bullish Sign on Devil’s Bit
Tipperary Star, 15 August 1998 It's something one always needs to be wary of when tramping through the glens and meadows of Co. Tipperary - "The Bull". They can spring out of anywhere and it's a scientific fact that every…
1859 – Clonmel Mob Helps Release Some Captives From Police
The Limerick, Tipperary & Waterford Examiner, 17 August 1859 If you had the misfortune of being arrested by the police in Clonmel during August 1859, it would appear that help was at hand and you stood a good chance…
150th Fenian Anniversary Show in Fethard, Saturday August 19th
Sean Tyrrells 'Message of peace', The life of John Boyle O'Reilly in Song and Story Abymill Theatre Saturday 19th August @ 8 pm Fethard Historical Society
George Cunningham Heritage Week Lecture, 21 August
The theme for Heritage Week 2017 is "Nature", and to celebrate we are delighted to present George Cunningham's musings on all things tree-related, from home and abroad. Historian and author George Cunningham has a lifelong interest in trees and has…
Do you want to see an original Military Cross medal ?
Heritage week in Tipperary Studies Do you want to see an original Military Cross medal or hear about the lore of Irish trees? On Monday 21st August, Heritage week is marked by Tipperary Studies with a dual event in The…
1945 – The Atom Goes Ballistic But The Nationalist Is Optimistic
The Nationalist, 8 August 1945 On 6 August 1945 President of the USA, Harry S. Truman, finished one chapter in the history of foreign relations and immediately started another: the dropping of the first atomic bomb on the Japanese city…
1864 – No Saving Hay on the Sabbath Day
Nenagh Guardian, 20 July 1864 With the summer weather being the way it has over the last number of years, can one imagine such a law as this being enforced these days?
1810 – Landlord Repels Bumbling Rebels
Freeman's Journal, 6 July 1810 Landlords and their agents were made of stern stuff in early 19th Century Ireland, and they needed to be. Agrarian violence was rampant at the time and, as ever the case, if there was turmoil…
1966 – No Way, We Won’t Pay!
Tipperary Star, 2 July 1966 An article from the 1966 Tipperary Star that could just as easily have been written a few months ago. It’s been 50 years since the article was penned but the problems facing the Irish water…