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Category: Echo Rewind
Rewind: Belgard Castle
By Danielle Walsh Ronan A border fortress of the Pale and a ground which experienced many battles, Belgard Castle was a structure which ...
Rewind: The murder of Lord Kilwarden
By Danielle Walsh Ronan Murdered in the midst of rebellion, Arthur Wolfe, 1st Viscount Kilwarden, was the target for some Irish rebels on ...
Rewind – Local Holy Wells: Religion and Remedy
By Danielle Walsh Ronan Holy wells have a long tradition in Ireland, not just as religious sites but as important pieces of Irish ...
Rewind: Attacks on Local RIC Barracks
By Danielle Walsh Ronan From ambushes to arson attacks, the history of the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC) during the Irish revolutionary period is ...
Echo Rewind – 10 years since UCI closed its doors
By Mary Dennehy THIS week ten years ago saw the final film reel run at UCI cinemas in The Square shopping centre. On ...
Rewind – Lucan man shot by British Soldiers in Park ‘Mystery’
By Danielle Walsh Ronan Labelled a ‘Park Mystery’ in the press, the circumstances surrounding the death of a Lucan man and a British ...
Rewind – The repatriation of Roger Casement’s remains
By Danielle Walsh Ronan When an Aer Lingus plane touched down at Baldonnel Aerodrome on February 23, 1965 with the remains of the ...
Rewind – The RDS Dublin International horse show
By Sean Heffernan For this week’s piece we are walking from the John Barry statue in Wexford Town and up to the train ...
Rewind – Commodore John Barry
By Sean Heffernan For this week’s piece we are hopping on the No 2 Bus Éireann route from Enniscorthy to the bus stop ...
Rewind – Enniscorthy Castle
By Sean Heffernan This week we are walking out of Johnstown Castle Estate (also known as the “Irish Agricultural Museum”), and here ...