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Roger Casement’s failed appeal and humiliation
This remarkable painting, by Irish artist Sir John Lavery, is actually a portrait of Roger Casement on the last day of his appeal against his conviction for high treason and sentence of death, in July 1916. But where is he?
Creative Insolvency Solutions positively addressing clients current debt concerns
Boasting a wealth of experience within the financial industry, Athlone native, David Keogh, is the founder and director of Creative Insolvency Solutions, a nationwide debt advisory service specialising in personal insolvency applications.
Practical and emotional support from Domestic Violence Response
Domestic Violence Response (DVR) is a community based company and registered charity, responding to the needs of women who are impacted by domestic abuse.The vision of DVR is a society that understands and deals effectively with domestic abuse.
New courthouse for Tuam could be delayed until 2030
It could be almost a decade before the old courthouse in Tuam, which has fallen into dereliction, is replaced by a new building.
Creative Insolvency Solutions positively addressing clients problem debt concerns
Boasting a wealth of experience within the financial industry, Athlone native, David Keogh, is the founder and director of Creative Insolvency Solutions, a nationwide debt advisory service specialising in personal insolvency applications.
Fashion creativity of students an imaginative vision as valiant Ireland suffer loss in Wales
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Creative Insolvency Solutions assisting clients to positively address debt concerns
Boasting a wealth of experience within the financial industry, Athlone native, David Keogh, is the founder and director of Creative Insolvency Solutions, a nationwide debt advisory service specialising in personal insolvency applications.
CETA could system would be a blow for climate action, warns Hanley
The profits of multinational companies will be put ahead of the welfare of the State, its citizens, and the environment, if the Investment Court System is introduced by the Government this month.
‘I could not think of marrying such a barbarian.’
In 1839 Catherine Cohalan, from Aughrim Co Galway, was abducted from her home by a man named James Cohalan probably a cousin. Here her seizure had been agreed by the couple beforehand because Catherine did not want to marry Michael Campbell, a man whom her father had arranged for her to marry the following week.
Widow Wilkins and the delicate matter of her ‘breach of promise’
The case of Blake v Wilkins in 1817 was so eagerly anticipated that every lodging house in Galway, ‘even the humblest in the town was' was filled to overflowing.
