Person: deValera

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

business

Are we really as neutral as we think we are?

Sean O’Riordan examines how the government is willing to turn a blind eye to some incursions into our territory by other nations but finds others to be unacceptable

general

Reframing Michael Collins in The Big Fellow

Enda Kenny belongs high on list of greatest Irish Taoisigh

farming

Cormac MacConnell: The Long Fellow still casts mighty shadow

1916 commemorations: Why Rising to the occasion is not easy

property

Former Charleville school attended by Eamon de Valera for sale

Unnecessary historical legacies

The Seanad and proportional representation voting were introduced by the founders of the Irish Free State to ensure the interests of Protestants-Unionists were protected.

Fri, 20 Sep, 2013

Several centuries of oral history detailed in second run of folklore book

A second print run of a collection of West Cork folktales offers the chance to snap up a piece of history.

Mon, 24 Dec, 2012

A royal welcome

When Grace Kelly came to Dublin, she always requested the same room in The Shelbourne Hotel. Today it is known as the Princess Grace suite, writes Vickie Maye.

Sun, 26 Aug, 2012

Zoe group granted leave to seek examiner

A sick and hospitalised Liam Carroll and the fellow directors of the Zoe group were granted leave of the High Court tonight to present a new petition seeking the appointment of an examiner to the troubled property group.

Sat, 15 Aug, 2009

Man seeks share of dead aunt’s Lotto win

A HIGH Court judge was urged yesterday to consider the contents of a woman’s will when deciding who should be given a half share of a her €450,000 Lotto win a year before her death.

Fri, 20 Mar, 2009

Judge puts stay on most of €900,000 Sunday World libel award

The High Court has put a stay on the majority of the €900,000 damages awarded to a Sligo man who successfully sued the Sunday World Newspaper over an article that alleged he was a "drug king".

Thu, 06 Mar, 2008

De Valera to leave post in December

The Minister of State at the Department of Education Sile De Valera has indicated that she will step down from her post in December.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2006