My First Station, writes Tom Croke, Laois Branch
The day you step into your first station is special and I vividly recall mine. I had left Templemore Training
Gunna M’ Athair – Padraig O’Liatháin, Brainse Chiarraí Theas- My Fathers Gun, writes Pat Lehane, South Kerry Branch
Tá an scéal seo bunaithe i mBéal Átha an Ghaorthaidh, i mbarúntacht Múscraí, Corcaigh. Taobh thiar do gach scéal tá
The Whistle, writes Brendan J. Nangle
From the moment he stepped off the train onto the rain-soaked platform, he sensed something was not right. The crowd
No Crosses for Dogs…. writes William Keaveney, Dun Laoghaire Branch
Our teacher lived with his wife in a fine two-storey house, next to the school. It had red bricks around
The Attack that Wasn’t!, writes Christy Galligan, Donegal North Branch
This story which I am about to tell you concerns the attack on an RIC station in a rural area
A Visit to the Library, writes John Grant, Naas Branch
I recently visited my local library. Nothing unusual about that except twenty years had elapsed since my last visit. My decision
Who is Saint Pio of Pietrelcina?, writes Willie McGee, GSRMA Kildare North
Just to let make you aware of who this man is, in case you are not aware. He was born
The Ploughing Champion from Gowran, Co. Kilkenny, writes Richard Shirley
The inaugural meeting of the Irish Ploughing Association took place in in Co. Wexford in 1930. The following year on
MEMORIES OF TEMPLEMORE IN THE 1960s, writes Anne McGuinness
Anne McGuinness’s family was one of the first to transfer to the Tipperary town and she recalls that their new
Some Old Time Law, writes Michael Dalton, GSRMA Offaly
The station was a rented building and was in poor repair. The only modern thing that you could say about