Portrayed among the 140 figures are a Jew fleeing Nazi Germany, a Syrian departing that country’s civil war, a Pole escaping the communist regime, a Cherokee on the Trail of Tears, an Irish boy ...

A Co Donegal tourist attraction telling the story of the Irish Famine has been partially destroyed in a fire. The blaze was ...

Leaving Páirc Uí Chaoimh last Sunday I felt sure of one thing; if Cork perform for a whole game with a whole team, they will end the famine The stadium was rocking pre-game, with the away fans ...

In the spring of 1847, during the height of the Great Famine, 1,490 Irish men, women and children were evicted by the British from their homes and forced to travel 103 miles on foot along the ...

Scanlan levels familiar charges against British colonialism and capitalism in Rot: A History of the Irish Famine. Is there more to the story ... in one Times article as ‘potatophagi’ – the potato ...

Kicking off with a lump of 3,500-year-old fermented sourdough, the exhibition hones in on major moments including the Irish potato famine, and the invention of synthetic nitrogen fertiliser ...

Kitchens are critical lifeline, provide meals for GazansMalnutrition cases rising, affecting children, pregnant womenIsrael denies hunger crisis, blames Hamas for aid exploitation Children queue ...

A unionist councillor who once played on the streets of Belfast as a child alongside a young Bobby Sands has said it’s “deeply troubling” that a statue ... left Northern Ireland with a ...

Apr. 21, 2025 — What roils beneath the Earth's surface may feel a world away, but the activity can help forge land masses that dictate ocean circulation, climate ... Unlocking the Genetic Basis ...

The United Nations has warned that Sudan is sliding deeper into catastrophe, with growing famine and surging violence – particularly in North Darfur – driving mass displacement and an alarming rise in ...

But growers should be give serious consideration now to how they will mange weeds in potato crops from 2026 onwards.” Blight remains the main disease threat to Irish potato crops. Teagasc scientists ...

Castle Dillon is the former family home of the Molyneux family who built it at the height of the potato famine in 1845 ... In his book, the SAS in Ireland, Fr Raymond Murray maintained that ...