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Form has dipped since reaching top of his game two or three years ago. Won jump racing's festive showpiece, the King George ...

CUSTOMERS of a beloved Irish drapery shop have been left gutted ... providing high-standard material clothing for its community for a century. Arnold Mahon took it over on April 1, 1968, and ...

‘Live by the sword, die by the sword’ – Verona Murphy’s brand as a local hero in Wexford appears to be in tatters Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy. Photo: PA ...

The final lap of the 2024-25 Scottish Premiership season is set to resume with league leaders Celtic set to host Hearts on Saturday ... Hearts, currently sixth in the table, could finish as high as ...

A ban on ninja swords campaigned for by the family of a murdered teenager is set to come into force by summer. It will be illegal to possess, sell, make or import the weapon from August 1 as the ...

Twelve suspected members of what has been described as an Irish "high-risk criminal network ... being held at garda stations in Dublin. A sixth man was subsequently arrested and remains in ...

A self-confessed “psycho” who stabbed his neighbour 39 times in 39 seconds with a sword after twice attacking another man has been locked up indefinitely. Abdul Khan, 27, killed devoted father ...

What began as a fort for Celtic Britons in the sixth century transformed into a stronghold surrounded by a wooden stockade and later a towering stone fortress. During the Wars of the Roses, it became ...

It dates from the early 6th and late 5th century B.C. One of the inscriptions depicts two phalluses, carved on the flat surface of a rock in the region of Vathy. Also carved on the side of the same ...

‘Used Future,’ The Sword’s sixth album, was dystopian in vision and wide-ranging in scope, setting the group on a brand new trajectory. Not that their desire to stretch blunted The Sword’s edg ...

three of England's enemies in the 17th century. The Dutch became tired of the frequent attacks and asked King James 1 for permission to enter Irish waters and deal with the pirates themselves.