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Grassroots priests' movement has now become mainstream

Grassroots priests' movement has now become mainstream

Wed, 28 Jan, 2026

In the summer of 2010, that’s 15 years ago this summer, the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP) was founded after a meeting of a small group of priests reflected on what might be done to raise the siege that seemed about to overwhelm the Catholic ...
Sugar, spice and all that's not nice

Sugar, spice and all that's not nice

Wed, 28 Jan, 2026

In December 1864, the Tirawley Herald reported on a discussion at the Ballina Workhouse that reveals more than the gentlemen involved probably intended.
Television as we once knew it is now over

Television as we once knew it is now over

Sun, 25 Jan, 2026

The world of media is changing so rapidly. The way we use it is of course changing also, perhaps not as rapidly, but definitely noticeably.
Unravelling of Micheál's leadership has begun

Unravelling of Micheál's leadership has begun

Sat, 24 Jan, 2026

Well, in my opinion, it’s great to be back. For the past while I have been in Mayo University Hospital (MUH) dealing with some medical issues.
The great word purge 

The great word purge 

Fri, 23 Jan, 2026

Imagine a scene in a beige-carpeted office in Belfast, a civil servant clutches her chest and crumples to the floor. Her colleague rushes over.  "What happened?" he gasps.
Echoes of Irish history in ICE's cold killing

Echoes of Irish history in ICE's cold killing

Thu, 22 Jan, 2026

When unpopular law enforcement turns lethal, history doesn’t shock. It shrugs. Officer Rowland Davis was circumspect about why he left his position and fled his home following a large protest against his agency’s attempt to seize a popular local man.
Pope Leo continues to follow Francis' road

Pope Leo continues to follow Francis' road

Wed, 21 Jan, 2026

Two weeks before Christmas, a Vatican announcement indicated that Pope Leo XIV had appointed Bishop Ronald Hicks to succeed Cardinal Timothy Dolan as Archbishop of New York.
The magical ladybird... God's little cow

The magical ladybird... God's little cow

Sun, 18 Jan, 2026

My first knowledge of a ladybird was at a young age when I encountered the Ladybird series of children’s books. At that time ‘ladybird’ was just a word, a logo on the corner of a book cover.
Forget those crazy exercise regimes and just enjoy life

Forget those crazy exercise regimes and just enjoy life

Fri, 16 Jan, 2026

January usually arrives in the west of Ireland like an uninvited spinster aunt, cold, judgmental, and determined to make you feel terrible about yourself.
Sligo silence on rail corridor is perplexing

Sligo silence on rail corridor is perplexing

Thu, 15 Jan, 2026

With the announcement in November that the long-anticipated extension of the Western Rail Corridor from Athenry to Tuam and onto Claremorris will go ahead, attention naturally enough turned to the next stage.
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