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I can’t begin to tell you what fun we’ve had on the hustings in this, our first campaign. My faith has been restored by those most affected by

Dear Sirs, On account of all the seriousness that pertains to modern living and a maladjustment on my part, I have of late taken to the gentle pursuit of

Dear Sirs, I have of late had the deep, deep misfortune to find myself otherwise engaged in perambulating about the world-weary streets of the singularly inhospitable hamlet of

Grisley Mathers the celebrated retro chef,  is to give a symposium next month at The Ladies Mission Hall in Lower Nobber. Apart from preparing some culinary delights for

The town of Kells laid claim to the national treasure that is Maureen O'Hara last weekend. The retired movie star was in town ostensibly to receive the Freedom

'The Isle of  Innisfree' song (music and lyrics)was composed by Kells native Richard Farrelly, while on a bus journey from his hometown to Dublin. He served as a member

In London tomorrow, Sotheby’s will auction Portrait of Rose, Fourth Marchioness of Headfort by Orpen. Long forgotten now, her marraige to the Marquis of Headfort, Geoffrey Thomas Taylour is

Maureen O' Hara is one of that very rare species; a twentieth century Hollywood screen icon. A living legend from the golden age of cinema, she remains a

Last Sunday, July 31st I had the pleasure of attending a celebration of the life and legacy of Francis Ledwidge. It is a testament to the quality of