Person: Wellington

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

home and gardens

Vintage View: Are wellington boots actually Irish?

Wellington boots are not just highly useful kit, but, in the right circles, they lead the charge in well-understood (and completely ridiculous) social signalling.

ourview

Cabinet meeting in Caherdaniel - O’Connell is a hard act to follow

ourview

Europe once again at a crossroads - Turkey goes to the polls

gaa

Tactics order of the day as Clare and Waterford managers play chess

Bloody warning from history - G7 leaders in summit

general

Book review: The Longest Afternoon

Modern day coach needs to be all things to all men

A GENERAL or a chairman? The number of empty bainisteoir bibs in the inter-county hurling world is unusually high at the moment – at the time of writing Antrim, Galway, Laois, Clare, Wexford, Cork, Waterford and Limerick have changed or are about to change. There are merry-go-rounds, and then there are merry-go-rounds.

Mon, 03 Oct, 2011

Gunners youngster loaned to Levante

Arsenal’s highly-rated young Brazilian forward Wellington has rejoined Levante on a season-long loan deal, the Barclays Premier League club have confirmed on their website.

Sun, 10 Jul, 2011

A man of honour

Liberator: The life and death of Daniel O’Connell 1830-1847

Sat, 04 Dec, 2010

Harewood strike seals Villa win

MARLON HAREWOOD struck his first goal of the season as Aston Villa booked their place in the group stages of the UEFA Cup despite being held at home in the second leg by their Bulgarian opponents.

Fri, 03 Oct, 2008

Commemorate the courage of soldiers and the insight of poets

PAT MULDOWNEY (Irish Examiner, March 8) raises troubling questions in relation to the Somme but also to Easter 1916.

Mon, 13 Mar, 2006

Trio book Open places

American Bruce Vaughan and South Africans Warren Abery, Ross Wellington and Thomas Aiken today earned places in the Open championship at Hoylake in July.

Thu, 19 Jan, 2006

Durban disaster for Mackenzie

England’s Malcolm Mackenzie suffered a dreadful morning in the second round of the SAA Open at the Royal Durban Country Club today.

Fri, 21 Jan, 2005

A crime against their own people

THE Shot at Dawn campaign for pardons for the 306 soldiers shot for cowardice and desertion by the British army in World War I has now been under way for no less than 14 years.

Fri, 10 Sep, 2004

Collins’s British civil service exams unearthed

EXAMINATION papers completed for the British Civil Service by War of Independence hero Michael Collins have been discovered in London.

Fri, 23 Jul, 2004