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<p>The former workhouse at Bahaghs near Caherciveen, Co Kerry was used as a makeshift detention centre during the Civil War. In March, 1923, National Army troops took out five republican prisoners, shot them in the legs, and then blew them up. Picture: Alan Landers</p>

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Mick Clifford: Cold-blooded Civil War mass murders reverberate around Kerry a century later

Mick Clifford tells the shameful story of the murder by Free State troops of five young men — and how a senior garda and a civil servant helped thwart the subsequent attempt to cover it up

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The menu: Summer food festivals

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Family room at Cork maternity hospital opened in memory of Baby Beth

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‘Xpose’ gets a shake-up and celebs don aprons as TV3 launch new-look schedule

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Couple to run Cork City Marathon to buy ‘Beth’s bed’ for maternity

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Tuesday's TV tips

Tonight's TV tips

Lots of films on the box tonight, including comedy Step Brothers, spy thriller Enigma, crime thriller In Bruges and gangster epic Scarface.

Wed, 09 Apr, 2014

Rostollan revs up to pull clear in mountains

Another cracking day’s racing on the An Post Rás saw the Swiss team play pass the parcel with the yellow jersey as Nicolas Baldo took over the race lead and young Frenchman Thomas Rostollan lived up to his nickname of ‘little motorbike’ to claim stage three into Buncrana.

Fri, 25 May, 2012

Huet seals European qualification with 5,000m victory

SUZANNE HUET (Dundrum/South Dublin) achieved her qualifying standard for the European junior championships when she won the 5,000m in 16:52.67 at yesterday’s national junior and under-23 championships in Tullamore.

Fri, 07 Sep, 2007