Latest:
- 05:41 Stars to grace Kick-Ass premiere
- 05:26 Cancer survivor in gyrocopter bid
- 05:06 Iran in frosty response to Obama
- 05:00 Gay couple face 14 years in jail after civil marriage
- 05:00 Kenny offers us 'Mr Fix It' instead of the Big Picture
- 05:00 Papal letter has fanned flames of worldwide fury
- 05:00 If the Oireachtas is now willing to neuter its own watchdog,...
- 05:00 Labour's image takes battering with media sting
Department of History
Your search has provided you with these search results from Independent.ie archives and the web. These results may not be related to your original enquiry.
Ireland out in the cold over Britain's monarchy debate
Monday March 30 2009
There have been some suggestions in recent weeks about Ireland rejoining the Commonwealth -- 60 years after Mr Costello's inter-party government stormed out of what was then the British Commonwealth, in 1949.
Kevin Myers beggars belief
Friday November 02 2007
My attention has been drawn to yet another reference by Kevin Myers (Irish Independent, October 26) to the conference 'The long revolution: the 1916 Rising in context', which was held in University College Cork in January, 2006, and the deliberations of which appear to have given rise to a full-blown obsession on his part.
If the heat is on, lefties take the high road
Sunday February 12 2006
FOR the past five years this column has consistently come back to the same three themes: IRA fundamentalism, Islamic fundamentalism, and the tendency of RTE radio and to Tribaltalk 106, to romanticise the thugs in both traditions. Last week the primary position of the IRA and Islamic issues was pointed up by the Danish cartoon controversy and the fall-out from President McAlee
Unionist views of the Rising
Friday May 05 2006
The sentiments expressed by A Blackwood of the Westminster Unionist Association (Letters, May 2 ) in the rejection of "violence as a means to political ends" are admirable sentiments.
Gardai probe Russian poison scare
Friday December 01 2006
GARDAI have launched an investigation amid fears that former Russian prime minister Yegor Gaidar suffered radiation poisoning during a trip to Ireland last week.
Breaking News
- 05:26 Cancer survivor in gyrocopter bid
- 21:46 Hunt for gunmen after man shot dead
- 20:26 Ritchie chosen for South Down seat
- 20:16 Youth drowns in Australia reservoir
- 19:16 Woman, 60, stabbed outside church
Top stories from Sunday, 21.03.10
- 20:26 Mayo go top
- 20:26 Galway wrap up win
- 20:26 Kelly earns Waterford point
- 19:11 Injury blow for Lescott
- 18:16 Blues suffer title blow