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3 days ago · Enquiries to Quinn’s Funeral Homes on 042 9334521. May she rest in peace. The death has occurred of Margaret Kirk (née McKay) of Ballaverty, Riverstown, Dundalk, Co Louth and formerly Loughbrickland and Newry, Co Down. Peacefully, at home, in the loving care of her family. Beloved wife of Patrick, much loved mother of Michelle, Michael and ...
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5 days ago · On the Monday of the outbreak at Louth, when he was at breakfast with Robert Hert, one of his late brethren, at the house of a butcher, he heard the alarm bell rung for the first time. The history of the events which followed does not belong to this place.
3 days ago · The appeal was successful and pledges of help materialised into an afternoon of farm fun and reminiscing, on Sunday, June 2. The care home had animals from Nunnys farm for residents to meet, tractors and farm tools to admire, and nibbles and refreshments for animals and humans alike.
1 day ago · Frontman of The Selecter, Arthur 'Gaps' Henderson, has passed away. June 12, 2024. Arthur 'Gaps' Henderson, frontman and vocalist of two-tone band The Selecter, has died at age 73 after a short illness, the band confirmed on Instagram. The band formed in 1979, debuting with their first album, Too Much Pressure.
3 days ago · Moreover, Morgan-Guy points out that Sir Rhys’s son, Gruffydd, a member of Arthur’s household, and the prince were so close that when Gruffydd died in 1521, he was buried just a short distance from Arthur.
5 days ago · Lady Walsingham died at Barn-elms, June 19th, 1602, and was buried the next night privately, near her husband, in St. Paul's cathedral; according to Stow's account in his Annals. In 1639, the dean and chapter leased the manerial estate for twentyone years, to John Cartwright.
