Tipperary Star, 10 January 1959 Greasers, Mods, Rockers, Punks, Emos, Skinheads, Metalheads, Goths, Hippies, Ravers, Grungers, New Romantics... the list is endless. Every decade has given rise to a number of youth subcultures that have invariably frightened the living daylights…
The annual Soloheadbeg ambush commemoration will be held on Sunday, 29 January. Assemble at Coffey's Forge at 2.15 pm.
Tipperary Catholic landed gentry of the 18th Century - Paddy Ryan In the January lecture from the Tipperary People and Places series Paddy Ryan will examine the Tipperary Catholic landed gentry of the 18th century. Targeted by the Penal Laws,…
Clonmel Chronicle, 15 January 1876 If you were to believe the newspapers of the time, salmon poaching was big business in the second half of the 19th Century. Many column inches were taken up with reports of prosecutions, arrests and…
Nenagh Guardian, 14 December 1895 The Workhouses were very tightly run ships in the late 1800s: luxuries were non-existant, waste was not tolerated and malingerers were discouraged. The Board of each Union always sought to cut their overheads and bring…
Nenagh Guardian, 30 December 1911 It's over a century since this yuletide report was published, but in it we can see so many familiar Christmas traditions that still endure. The postal staff are rushed off their feet. Town is thronged…
Nationalist, 16 December 1899 When the Second Boer War broke out in October 1899, many in the Empire believed, as they did at the outbreak of so many wars both before and since, that “The boys will be home for…
Tipperary Studies is delighted to launch the next phase of its Digitisation Project next Tuesday night, 20 December, in The Source Library, Thurles. Over the last number of months work has been ongoing in preparing a number of gravestone inscription…
'Peoples, Kings and Kingdoms' Whilst Cashel is world famous as a former royal seat in Tipperary, there were many other seats of power and kingship dotted around the landscape of the county. In the December lecture from the Tipperary People…
Tipperary Star, 19 December 1981 We all love a good briquette fire. A nice warm, cosy, welcoming blaze is just the ticket on a cold winter’s night. Who could say no to that? Well, for a start, the poor…