The History of Connemara · Aloysius O’Kelly was a Dublin-born illustrator, journalist and painter who trained in London and Paris. Born in 1853, he achieved some
Month: August 2023
BOOKS: A personal, intimate history of the Troubles seen through the microcosm of a single rural parish
COMING SOON Dirty Linen The Troubles in My Home Place MARTIN DOYLE Martin Doyle, Books Editor of The Irish Times, offers a personal, intimate history of
GRAVY TRAIN: THE CIVIL SERVANTS ARE ALL ABOARD
Top picture: Gleneagles Hotel – this is the luxury they can afford on taxpayers’ money. By Bill Heaney It seems not to matter which
West Dunbartonshire and Helensburgh pupils celebrate next steps as exam results roll in
By Lauren Crooks Pupils across west Dunbartonshire are celebrating today as they look forward to their next chapter following school. More than 2,300 pupils in
FLAMINGOLAND: Totally inappropriate and simply unwanted by the vast majority of people
A well-attended protest meeting in Balloch with Cllr Jim Bollan, Dame Jackie Baillie MSP, Nick Kempe of Parkswatch, Rory MacLeod of Lomond Radio, Ross Greer
Nicola Sturgeon announces ‘deeply personal and revealing’ memoir
The book will chart her journey from a ‘shy child from a working class family’ to ‘Scotland’s first female and longest serving First Minister’ By