By Aaron Callan Revd James Godfrey MacManaway—or ‘JG’, as he was often known—was born in 1898, the son of the Rt Revd Dr James MacManaway, bishop of Clogher. He was […]
Read More →By Lasara Lynch Fionán Lynch was born on 17 March 1889 in Waterville, Co. Kerry. Irish was his first language and he attended Rockwell College and Blackrock College. He planned […]
Read More →The fate of Sir John Lavery’s ‘Irish history paintings’ exhibited at the Irish Race Congress in Paris in January 1922. By Billy Shortall On 28 January 1922, just two weeks […]
Read More →by Myles Mac Evilly During the First World War 23 airfields and airship stations were developed on the island of Ireland, one of which was in Castlebar, Co. Mayo. By […]
Read More →By Joe Curran Recent controversies about the costs of the new Children’s Hospital and the control of the National Maternity Hospital highlight the significance of healthcare funding and management. Debates […]
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