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Step back in time at the Auld Haggert Horseleap farm museum during Heritage Week
Step back in time during Heritage Week (August 12-20) at the Auld Haggert Horseleap farm museum where there will be over 100 pieces of farm machinery on display.
An intimate pathway through rural Irish life at Derryglad Folk and Heritage Museum
Take a step back in time and experience life in rural Ireland back when you visit the Derryglad Folk and Heritage Museum.
Local gardai promote use of Garda Property App to help keep property safe
An Garda Síochána has launched a new app designed to keep personal property safe and help with theft investigations.
Westmeath Public Participation Network launch pertinent crime prevention project
Westmeath Public Participation Network (WPPN) has launched a property marking machine project with the aim of preventing crime within the county.
Britain washed its hands of the Irish landlord class
After World War I the remnants of the Anglo Irish landlord class, found themselves marooned in a new, more democratic social world which some of them resented as plutocratic and vulgar.
Community Diary - What's going on in your community?
What's going on in your community?
Community Diary - What's going on in your community?
What's going on in your community ?
Farmers must be aware of what their insurance covers – Fitzmaurice
Farmers must be aware of what cover their insurance policy provides, independent TD for the Roscommon-Galway constituency Michael Fitzmaurice has warned.
'If one policeman is shot here up goes the town'
By early 1921 Britain’s war in Ireland was not just a moral issue, but a financial one. The sheer expense of solving 'The Irish Question', considering financial reparation for the loss of civilian life and destruction of private property, along with the price tag of the Crown Forces’ operations in Ireland, was staggering.
The saga of the great ship continues
During the last week of October 1860 members of the crew of the Connaught began to return to Galway. On October 28 the first to arrive came by train ‘where a large number of people on that afternoon were at the station to welcome them back.’