Weatherman warns of extreme conditions for future Irish generations

An Irish weather forecaster has revealed that he fears for his children and grandchildren because of the world that this generation is leaving behind. Ger Fleming of RTÉ believes that climate change will hit Ireland hard for future generations. RTÉ show Science Squad predicted that Ireland would be hit with extreme weather conditions over the… Continue reading Weatherman warns of extreme conditions for future Irish generations

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Winston Churchill 'hoped for a united Ireland'

Former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill hoped for a united Ireland, according to a confidential report to the Secretary of the Department of External Affairs, Frederick Boland. The Irish Times report that while Churchill was not on good terms with Eamon de Valera due to Ireland’s neutral stance during the Second World War, he liked… Continue reading Winston Churchill 'hoped for a united Ireland'

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Stunning bird’s eye views of Limerick

A photographer/videographer has recorded some of the most spectacular footage ever taken of Limerick. Tony Grehan has created several videos of the city by using a GoPro camera mounted on a quadcopter. The videos give a bird’s eye view of the Munster city’s famous landmarks including the King John’s Castle, the River Shannon, the People’s… Continue reading Stunning bird’s eye views of Limerick

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Maureen O’Hara’s fury as Oscar acceptance speech cut short

Irish movie legend Maureen O’Hara finally realised a lifelong dream on Saturday as she received an honorary Oscar for her services to show business. However, the star was not happy as she was cut off while making her speech not once but twice. O’Hara began her acting career in 1938 and has appeared in some… Continue reading Maureen O’Hara’s fury as Oscar acceptance speech cut short

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Irish brides and grooms getting older

Irish people are waiting longer to get married as brides and grooms are an average of over five years older than they were two decades ago. The figures, from the Central Statistics Office, showed that the average age for a bride was now 33, while the groom was 35.

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