We ourselves’, in effect, became the first historiographical interpretation of the 1916 Rising. Irish historiography, in the ...

Noel Cocoman also gave an account of Devoy's organisation of a daring rescue of six Fenians from Fremantle Prison in Western Australia in 1875. Flo Clarke and Nuala Walker, Celbridge In addition to ...

It's a busy day of GAA action, with club games taking place up and down the country. The provincial championships commenced this weekend and the meeting of 2022 All-Ireland champions Ballygunner ...

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The 'Houdini Men' of Kilkenny hurling will be hoping to pull off another daring escape during the next few weeks. Fenians (Johnstown) have diced with relegation from the senior championship more times ...

Ballina Stephenites put together back-to-back Mayo Senior Football Championships with a commanding seven point win over their near neighbours Knockmore in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park. The ...

A BOOK chronicling the lives of seven Kilmallock Fenians who were convicted for their part in the attack on Kilmallock police barracks in 1867 has been launched in the town. A BOOK chronicling the ...

Leitrim GAA will not be commenting on the eye-catching circumstances that culminated in Mickey Graham joining Pádraic Joyce’s Galway football management set-up. Graham’s move was widely ...

The new jersey retains the red and white synonymous with the Rebels, but features a collar and a map of Cork city detail "in a nod to the county's long GAA tradition". NEW THREADS: Cork players ...

The battle for the hearts and minds of the people between the Church and the revolutionaries came to a head in August of that year when a well-known Fenian, Martin Currie from Belcarra in County Mayo, ...

A new dawn or a false one? Last weekend’s interprovincial football series at Croke Park marked an important juncture for the GAA and Gaelic football – stick to what it knows or take a tenative ...