The Jolly January Dining At Dundalk Handicap | Dundalk | 5th January 2018
Watch racing highlights from Dundalk featuring The Jolly January Dining At Dundalk Handicap won by Wooster
Trainer: Noel C Kelly | Jockey: C D Hayes | Owner: Sean Macklin
Dundalk truck run 2017
Music by Paul Kelly
Modest (2016)
The story of the Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust.
Written & Directed by Lauren McGuigan
Cinematography & Editing by Lee Kinnier
Ice bucket challenge ISPCA CEO
'86 Nissan Classic into Clonmel
Sean Kelly heroically recovers from a nasty crash to take 4th on the stage and keep hopes of overall victory alive
Irish Cycling News, Nissan International Cycling Classic, Galway - Limerick 1992
irsh Cycling News, Irish Cycling Videos, Irish Cycling Photos, Nissan International Cycling Classic, Galway - Limerick 1992
South Armagh Memorial Service for our fallen comerades
The Memorial service in Mullaghbawn, south armagh for our fallen comrades. Oratory given by former POW Gerry Kelly!
Bobby McCarthy ITBA Lifetime Achievement Award 2018
Bobby McCarthy of The Beeches Stud received the ITBA Lifetime Achievement Award in January 2018
Irish Citizens Army March Dublin, April 2016
Dublin march in honor of the Irish Citizen's Army of James Connolly.
Last post for downpatrick legend Brendan Kelly RIP
This video was uploaded from an Android phone.
Third Round Interviews From The 2013 ETS Derby
The RED MILLS Team were at Shelbourne Park on Saturday night to interview the winning connections from the third round of the ETS Derby, we caught up with Pat Curtin, Aidan Denton, Graham Holland, Michael Magennis, Darren Holmes, Paul Hennessy, David Buckley, Sean Meade, Declan Byrne, Liam Dowling, PJ Fahy, Ian Fortune, and Ted Hegarty.
St Patricks Day 2016 Ballyjamesduff
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Joe & Sararh
Joe and Sarah just want to be together, but Sarah's over-protective father are standing between them. All the want is a chance to prove they are capable of love.
The first narrative film from Ablevision Ireland.
Written by the Ablevision group at Barlow House in Drogheda, co. Louth, Ireland.
Written for the screen and Directed by Frank Kelly
Camera and Sound by Tony Breen and Noel Mohan
Music by Dermot O'Mahony
Executive Producer John Delany Michael O'Dowd and Orlaith Carmody
Visit: ablevisionireland.com
Elphin Fire Brigade
Fire Brigade demonstration during St. Patrick's Day parade in Elphin, County, Roscommon. Ireland
RAS Stage 02
Comeragh Cycling Club Waterford 2009 FBD Insurance RAS David Quigley Cian Power Keith Gater Robin Kelly Don Feighery Conor McGrath Michael Hennessy Mark Nugent
Beautiful Bundoran
Provided to YouTube by Believe SAS
Beautiful Bundoran · Jim Finnigan
Master Of The Universe
℗ Unique Musique
Released on: 2015-03-09
Composer: O´Higgins
Composer: Flynn
Music Publisher: D.R
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Bp Faure sermon on All Saints Famine graveyard on Irish famine maryrs of the Faith, Cork , Ireland,
Should we become protestants to remain Catholics?
Fr Alec Reid and the Peace Process of Ireland
Father Alec Reid, C.Ss.R. (born 1931, died 2013) was an Irish priest noted for his facilitator role in the Northern Ireland peace process.[1] Born and raised in Nenagh, County Tipperary,[2] Reid was professed as a Redemptorist in 1950, and ordained a priest seven years later.[3] For the next four years, he gave Parish Missions in Limerick, Dundalk and Galway (Esker), before moving to Clonard monastery in Belfast, where he would spend almost the next forty years. The Redemptorist Monastery at Clonard stands on the interface between the Nationalist Catholic Community and the Protestant Shankill Road.[4]
In 1988, Reid delivered the last rites to two Royal Signals corporals killed by the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA), the 'Corporals killings', after they drove into a Republican funeral. A photograph of his involvement in that incident became one of the starkest and most enduring images of the Troubles. In the late 1980s, Reid facilitated a series of meetings between Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams and Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) leader John Hume, in an effort to establish a 'Pan-Nationalist front' to enable a move toward renouncing violence in favour of negotiation. Reid then acted as their contact person with the Irish Government in Dublin from a 1987 meeting with Charles Haughey up to the signing of the Good Friday Agreement in 1998. In this role, which was not public knowledge at the time, he held meetings with various Taoisigh, and particularly with Martin Mansergh advisor to various Fianna Fáil leaders.
Reid moved to Dublin was involved in peace efforts in the Basque region of Spain. In January 2003, he was awarded the Sabino Arana 2002 World Mirror prize, by the Sabino Arana Foundation in Bilbao, in recognition of his efforts at promoting peace and reconciliation. Reid and a Methodist minister, the Rev. Harold Good, announced that the IRA had decommissioned their arms at a news conference in September 2005.[5]
He was involved in controversy in November 2005 when comments he made during a meeting in Fitzroy Presbyterian Church concerning the Unionist community in Northern Ireland. Reid said: You don't want to hear the truth. The reality is that the nationalist community in Northern Ireland were treated almost like animals by the unionist community. They were not treated like human beings. They were treated like the Nazis treated the Jews.[6][7] In an interview with CNN, Reid claimed that The IRA were, if you like, a violent response to the suppression of human rights.[8]
He received the 2008 Gandhi Foundation International Peace Award together with Reverend Harold Good.[9]
On 4 July 2008, Fr Reid was made an Honorary Graduate of the University of Ulster and made a Doctor of the University (DUniv) in their Summer Graduation ceremonies, in recognition of his contribution to the Northern Ireland peace process.[10]
On 19 April 2009, Fr Reid was awarded the Reflections of Hope Award by the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum.
On 22 November, 2013, Fr Reid died in a Dublin hospital.
Old Dundalk wrestlers
20 years later and still talking smack. - Recorded and uploaded on my iPhone 2g/3g with iCamcorder ( ).
A live video of where Thomas Clarke shop was on Amien Street Dublin
All original features of this shop still remain the exact same when he owned this shop.