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Tuesday, 16 August 2022 11:37

Wolfe Tones concert fallout leads to questions of young people's understanding around The Troubles.

There are fears of an increase in pro-IRA sentiment among young people.

A Wolfe Tones concert on Sunday was labelled a 'hate fest' for republican chants.

Meanwhile, footballer John Herron was suspended by Larne FC yesterday for wearing a shirt bearing the slogan 'Tiocfaidh ár lá'.

Austin Stack is the son of Portlaoise Prison officer Brian Stack, who was murdered in 1983 by the Provisional IRA.

He says most of those supporting the narrative weren't alive during the Troubles:

Former Offaly Principal Completes 26 Marathons For Ashling Murphy Memorial Fund

John Healy finished his 26th marathon yesterday.
Westmeath Mother Raises €150k For Life-Changing Cancer Treatment In New York

In April, Mullingar's Jane Swarbrigg was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer.
Public Consultation Continues On Flood Relief Plan For Midlands Lake

The local authority in Roscommon is withholding a decision on plans for Lough Funshinagh.
Westmeath Hotel To Host EU Meeting Focused On Building A Future At Home

The European Committee of the Regions Bureau will hold discussions at the Mullingar Park Hotel.
Calls For Greater Compassion In Healthcare As Concerns Persist

It follows journalist Emer O’Kelly’s critical account of her experience at St James’ Hospital.
Offaly Residents Face Overnight Water Supply Disruption During Leak Detection Works

Leak detection works may impact customers in Cloghan and nearby areas.
Westmeath Instructor Shares Tips For A Long And Healthy Life

A 90-year-old ran a 10-kilometre race over the weekend in a record time.
LWETB First To Carry Out Smartphone Pilot Scheme

Non-essential smartphone functions will be blocked for students in Longford and Westmeath Education and Training Board.

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