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  • Dunmore Cave – a Viking Massacre

    03/14/2023 6:39:30 AM PDT · by SunkenCiv · 18 replies
    Heritage Daily ^ | March 12, 2023 | Markus Milligan
    The cave is one of Ireland's largest natural caves, running for around 402 metres to a depth of 46 metres...The earliest historical reference to the cave is in the Trecheng Breth Féne "A Triad of Judgments of the Irish", more widely known as "The Triads of Ireland". The Triads are a series of manuscripts that date from the 14th to the 19th century AD, describing Dunmore Cave (written as "Dearc Fearna") as one of "the three darkest places in Ireland".This may be in reference to events in the "Annals of the Four Masters", a chronicle of medieval Irish history compiled...
  • Doctor and His Colleagues Won’t Abort Babies: “We Will Not be Bullied Into Performing Abortions”

    07/08/2019 8:13:18 PM PDT · by Sgt_Schultze · 9 replies
    LifeNews ^ | 8 July 2019 | MICAIAH BILGER
    Dr. Trevor Hayes, an obstetrician at St. Luke’s Hospital in Kilkenny, spoke at the All-Ireland Rally for Life where about 10,000 pro-lifers peacefully marched in support of life, Kilkenny Now reports. “Abortion is not life-saving. It’s life-ending. It’s not health care, and no amount of spin can make it health care,” Hayes told the crowd. “He is obsessing with abortion,” Hayes said. “It’s a procedure that helps no one and takes the life of a child. Instead he is trying to bully good men and women to get involved in abortion against their conscience.”
  • So what have the Romans ever done for us? Ireland's links with the Roman empire are being investi...

    06/20/2012 6:42:38 PM PDT · by SunkenCiv · 50 replies
    Irish Times ^ | Thursday, February 16, 2012 | Anthony King
    Roman artifacts including coins, glass beads and brooches turn up in many Irish counties, especially in the east. Cahill Wilson investigated human remains... using strontium and isotope analysis and carbon dating. Remarkably, this allowed her say where they most likely spent their childhood. One burial site on a low ridge overlooking the sea in Bettystown, Co Meath, was dated to the 5th/6th century AD using radiocarbon dating. Most of the people were newcomers to the area, Cahill Wilson concluded. The clue was in their teeth. Enamel, one of the toughest substances in our body, completely mineralises around the age of...
  • Putting the 'Lie' in 'Library' (Wall St Journal Debunks Palin book banning smear)

    09/09/2008 3:35:39 PM PDT · by Behind Liberal Lines · 14 replies · 286+ views
    Wall Street Journal ^ | 09/09/08 | By JAMES TARANTO
    Sarah Palin seems like a perfectly normal person, but partisans both in and out of the media have been busily trying to depict her as some sort of religious nut. Among other things, Palin's opponents claim that as mayor of Wasilla, Alaska, she was a "book banner"--which is to say, that she sought to have books removed from the local public library. This claim has been debunked--but not before it has spread all over the Internet with the help of some in the mainstream media. The book-banner tale seems to have originated in a widely circulated Aug. 31 email from...
  • A Wasillan On Sarah Palin

    09/02/2008 9:48:55 AM PDT · by steve-b · 98 replies · 1,257+ views
    The Atlantic ^ | 9/2/08 | Anne Kilkenny
    This was posted in the comments section on the Washington Independent by Alaskan and a Wasillan, Anne Kilkenny, someone who has followed Sarah Palin very, very closely - with too many city council meetings under her belt - not to say her piece.... Her experience is as mayor of a city with a population of about 5,000 (at the time), and less than 2 years as governor of a state with about 670,000 residents. During her mayoral administration most of the actual work of running this small city was turned over to an administrator. She had been pushed to hire...
  • Nigerian cleared over circumcision death (Ireland)

    10/07/2005 11:12:54 AM PDT · by Murtyo · 43 replies · 1,148+ views
    RTE News, Dublin, Ireland ^ | 07 October 2005 16:12 | RTE News Staff
    A Nigerian man accused of reckless endangerment in relation to a home circumcision he carried out in Waterford two years ago has been found not guilty. Osagie Igbinedion was found not guilty this afternoon by a jury of 10 men and two women at Waterford Circuit Court. 31-year-old Mr Igbinedion, who lives in Kilkenny, left the court this afternoon in the company of his wife Kathleen, who a few minutes earlier had burst into tears as the verdict was delivered. It had taken the jury one and a half hours to reach their verdict in this case, the first of...
  • Keep your hands off our Kilkenny, Waterford City warned

    09/24/2005 6:58:49 PM PDT · by Murtyo · 25 replies · 641+ views
    Irish Examiner, Cork ^ | Sept 24, 2005 | Neans McSweeney
    SEVEN thousand furious Kilkenny people have penned letters to Waterford City Council warning it to keep its hands off their land. The letters, petitions and coupons from the Kilkenny People Newspaper and statements of anger were delivered to City Hall in Waterford yesterday by a delegation led by Kilkenny-based Fine Gael TD Phil Hogan and Fianna Fáil councillor Bobby Aylward. A further 600 submissions, the bulk of which oppose the extension, have been logged by City Hall officials. Under the extension proposal, 5,000 acres, 20 townlands and about 5,000 people would now find themselves living in a suburb of Waterford...