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# History

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Former Ireland captain in first Barbarians women's side to make bow against Munster
Pics: The world's largest exhibition of Famine-related art is coming to Ireland
A century after the attack, fatal U-boat bombing commemorated in Dublin
More history to be made by Joy Neville as she'll take charge of men's international
'Found destitute and demented': Limerick police records give insight into Irish life in 1922
How a desolate patch of Ireland was used to teach people to farm during the famine
Neglect and abuse of Irish children in institutions led them to set cells on fire and swallow nails
Head shavings at gunpoint and sexual assaults - Violence against women during the Irish Revolution
Relics of Piracy and a History of Dublin: The Central Bank is opening its archives for the first time
'It would make you wonder has anything changed?': Over a century later, Ireland still can't shake its eviction past
Fancy yourself as a bit of an Indiana Jones? Now you can experience what he did on his day job
Why was this medieval Roscommon village abandoned centuries ago?
The icons of Confederacy at the heart of America's debate
The Holocaust survivor who became the world's oldest man has died aged 113
Audio diaries detail Tom Crean's grandaughter's arduous journey in his footsteps
The late-night flight that inspired a chef to make the first Irish coffee
Long-lost photo supposedly of Amelia Earhart couldn't be her, says expert
The year the Irish conquered Wimbledon
This new database shows you all the ancient hill forts across Ireland
Ireland become full Test-playing nation after landmark ICC vote in London
Patrick Pearse 1916 surrender letter sells for £263,000 at London auction
Irish chaplain patrolled 1917 frontlines with a shovel, gave last rites and then buried the dead
From the front room to The Long Hall: The history of the Dublin pub
Photos: Over 5,000 items from former Central Bank going on auction in huge sale
France to honour prisoners forced to work on Hitler's secret weapon in WWII
Chloe and Sam Magee win first ever medal for Ireland at European badminton championships
Trump's plan to slash corporate rates to 15% could pose 'competitive challenge to Ireland'
Mummies and 1,000 statues found in search of 3,500-year-old tomb
'He was a very sore loser': Harrington opens up on testy relationship with Garcia
WATCH: Sergio Garcia's moment of a lifetime
This man has your childhood dream job: Neil the archaeologist
'They’d put me in a room with nothing to eat and no windows. Then they would cut my hair to the bone'
The price of betrayal: Who did the British pay for info on Irish rebels and how much did they pay?
One of Dublin's most iconic buildings is taking a trip down memory lane
A half-skull that is 400,000 years old was found on last day of excavation project
Analysis: The most extraordinary 7 minutes in Champions League history
Step one of double dream complete as Slaughtneil deliver emotional victory
Double burials and dead parrots: Strange and unusual stories from Glasnevin Cemetery
'The walls talk' - Dublin city is getting a new tenement museum this summer
Templemore put years of heartbreak to rest as they win first Harty Cup since 1978