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'A sinister summer' - The story of Malcolm MacArthur and murder in Offaly

It was the evening of Friday, August 13, 1982. A group of detectives were stalking the window of the Attorney General's apartment in leafy Dublin 4. They were looking at the silhouette of a killer; one of the most notorious in Irish history. The ...

17 Aug 2022 at 10:33

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VOTE: Which was the best nightclub in Tullamore back in the day?

As happens in all offices, we have had a disagreements from time to time. This morning's disagreement centred around which was the best nightclub in Tullamore back in the day. (back in the day being a loose term covering anywhere from the 1980s ...

25 Mar 2022 at 14:33

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Fifteen things you will remember if you went to The Harriers back in the day

It's now just a distant, and at times very vague memory, but 'The Harriers' in Tullamore was the spot for a number of generations to head to on a Saturday night. And it wasn't just people from Tullamore who descended on the venue. Buses came ...

25 Dec 2022 at 08:33

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Fifteen things you will remember if you went to The Harriers in Tullamore back in the day

It's now just a distant, and at times very vague memory, but 'The Harriers' in Tullamore was the spot for a number of generations to head to on a Saturday night and there was no bigger night than New Year's Eve!!! And it wasn't just people ...

26 Dec 2024 at 11:33

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