Month: July 2025

Trauma dices with trivia as summer sizzles

Being July, the silly season, there are many blockbusters as well as sequels and remakes on our screens now. With the children being off school there’s much fare to suit them too, animated features like Smurfs, The Bad Guys 2 and The Girl Who Leapt Through Fire. Scarlet Johansson is the draw for Jurassic World:…

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1700th anniversary of the Creed

Frank Duff, founder of the Legion of Mary once wrote, “Prayer is a communication with God. It must carry with it our mind, and in our mind a realisation of the great doctrines in which God reveals Himself to us and which make prayer meaningful”. This insight of the greatest evangeliser of the 20th century…

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Bayeux Tapestry

It is one of the most important pictorial representations of the High Middle Ages. At 68 metres long, the Bayeux Tapestry depicts the Battle of Hastings in 1066, the only time in history that England was conquered. Thanks to its wealth of detail and sophisticated storyboard, the Bayeux Tapestry is one of the most important…

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‘Praying gives people courage’, Pioneers Association president

The Pioneer Total Abstinence Association (PTAA) are preparing for their annual pilgrimage to Knock taking place on July 20. The Association’s President, Frances Egan said praying for those experiencing troubles with alcohol “gives them great courage in their time of distress and hassle.” “I think it’s very important that we do let people know that the Pioneer Associations are still…

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