THE SWELLAN LOUGH HERO , writes John Smith, GSRMA Cork City
Swellan Lake was always a mecca for swimmers and sunbathers during the summer months. Walter Little, the woodwork teacher from
Swellan Lake was always a mecca for swimmers and sunbathers during the summer months. Walter Little, the woodwork teacher from
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Seamus Quaid, who was attached to Wexford Garda Station, was killed at Cleariestown outside Wexford Town after a confrontation with
While checking on an address in Galway recently, I had occasion to come across a piece written by a priest
To: All Members of the GSRMA. Síocháin 2021 - Spring Edition. Well, it's 2021 and I am looking to you
Well, I have seen breath-taking beauty, places of historic interest, places with a background of tragic war and others of
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‘A Border Beat – Policing in Dundalk’ Pat O’Donoghue, Dundalk Branch. Reviewed by Brendan McAvinue, Maynooth University (Grandson of Garda
‘The Black & Tans’ (1920-21) Jim Herlihy, Cork City Branch. Reviewed by Billy Saunderson, Central Committee and Clare Branch. Author
Born and reared in Dundalk, Joe McKeown’s father was a chargehand fitter on the Great Northern Railway yard and later