Séan Deegan, the former barrister appointed by the department of Justice to sit on a tribunal dealing with asylum claims rejected 498 out of 500 claims because it was his belief that 498 of them were

Ireland History in Maps is a chronological exploration of Irish geography and clan roots.

In 1185, Bertram III de Verdon (d. 1194) was sent to Ireland as seneschal of the Lord John. Bertram established himself in Louth, and his service was rewarded with the grant of the lordship of Dundalk in 1189. This led […]

Ceremony remembers granting of town charter by King Henry IV
There was a very colourful, instructive and enjoyable event at the Tholsel earlier today when a group of people gathered to commemorate the granting of a charter to the city of Drogheda by King…

Where did it all go wrong for the Brehon laws and who is to blame? Find out in this deep dive of Irish history from the perspective of the native laws and customs in a battle against two fronts; the Church and the Crown.

THE BREHON ACADEMY

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