Clonmel Chronicle 4 February 1933 In comparison to days gone by, the aftermath of election counts in Ireland these days are fairly tame affairs. You spend the evening on the couch, battling valiantly not to nod off, watching Brian, Sharon,…
Freeman’s Journal, 5 February 1819 The story of a faux-pilgrim who swindled a Cashel couple out of clothes and money. Once she had made it safely back to the sprawling Dublin metropolis she must have thought that she was home…
Bloody Sunday: Sr Áine Historical Society set to host author Michael Foley By Brian McDonnell, Tipperary Star The Sr Áine Historical Society will present Michael Foley, Sunday Times journalist and author of 'The Bloodied Field' at the McAuley Centre, Templemore…
1830 - Clonmel Elects Coote Without Any Dispute Clonmel Advertiser, 20 & 24 February 1830 The coverage in the Clonmel Advertiser of the election of Eyre Coote as M.P. for Clonmel in 1830. He was filling the vacancy left by…
Tipperary County Museum will host a 1 day seminar on the Big House in Nenagh Arts Centre on Saturday 11th March. Admission is €15 and includes tea/coffee. There will be four speakers on the day each discussing aspects of life…
Clonmel Chronicle, 5 & 9 February 1921 Forget everything you were taught in school about Béal na Bláth in August 1922: if you were to believe some reports of the time, Michael Collins was shot dead in February 1921 in…
Nenagh Guardian, 27 January 1951 The Editor of the Guardian spots an opportunity to have a go at Dun Laoghaire Borough Corporation, and makes sure he doesn't let that opportunity go to waste. The story of the Christ the King…
February 21st Dr Barry O'Reilly Traditional hamlets in Ireland Our traditional hamlets form a very interesting and attractive part of the human landscape in Ireland. However, they tend to receive very little attention. This talk highlights the importance of these…
Irish Times, 1 January 1974 The late Ida Grehan was a feature writer for the Irish Times, and in the first edition of that paper in 1974 she regales the readers with her recent visit to Clonmel. The poor old…
