Person: Michael Guilfoyle

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More records useful to people finding their police ancestors are available

Anybody who wants to find out about a relative’s time in the RIC needs to start with their service record and find the service number, according to Michael Guilfoyle.

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Biscuit tin find results in Facebook page for Royal Irish Constabulary

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Hundreds of people queue to proclaim wish for 1916 coins

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Residents locked in bitter battle over hospital road

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Four questioned over violent incident at Ennis school

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Council is the first outside capital to use cashless parking

€10 Yeats coin launched

THE Central Bank has launched a €10 limited edition coin in honour of Irish artist Jack B Yeats.

Thu, 26 Jan, 2012

Racism ‘blown up by media’

ENNIS has been portrayed as a racist town in the aftermath of the assault on a Nigerian taxi driver, the mayor of Ennis has claimed.

Thu, 12 Jan, 2012

Former family home is history

A RESTORATION project may have unearthed Ireland’s earliest surviving example of a timber framed house.

Wed, 07 Dec, 2011

Row threatens to scupper €3.5m daycare centre

A ROW involving the Fr Harry Bohan-led board of an Ennis hospital is threatening to derail €3.5 million plans for a daycare centre and sheltered housing for the elderly in Ennis.

Fri, 02 Dec, 2011

Questions over council plan to spend €175k saving chimney

A LOCAL authority is set to spend €175,000 on saving a 400-year-old chimney on top of the oldest building in Ennis.

Wed, 05 Oct, 2011

Ennis demands HSE methadone clinic as heroin addiction rises

A CLARE town is stepping up demands for the HSE to establish a methadone clinic.

Thu, 08 Sep, 2011

Port company chief in shock suspension

AN interim chief executive has been appointed by the State-owned Shannon Foynes Port Company following the shock suspension of Brian Byrne.

Sat, 21 Oct, 2006

Couple’s careers, wedding on hold after course funds doubt

A WEXFORD couple have put their wedding and career plans on hold because of a blunder over funding for a psychology course at Trinity College Dublin.

Wed, 13 Nov, 2002

Health Board blunder wrecks students’ study and wedding plans

A WEXFORD couple have put their wedding and career plans on hold because of a blunder over funding for a psychology course at Trinity College.

Tue, 12 Nov, 2002