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“You had grown up guys, some crying”: Remembering the night the pirates called it a day.
Much has changed in the 30 years since HIV Ireland was established, but some of the same problems - like stigma – remain.
On Tuesday 20 January 1987, INLA men Thomas “Ta” Power and John O’Reilly were shot dead in Meath.
The Chernobyl explosion was the biggest nuclear catastrophe of the 20th century.
Three decades on from the disaster, we take a look at the effect it had on Ireland – and how we’re facing a much greater threat to our health already.
Steven Gary Hydes was abandoned as a baby on 10 April, 1986.
It’s 30 years since Our Lady started ‘moving’ in Ballinspittle. Within days, the village was doing a roaring trade in ‘grotto burgers’.
A letter in the National Archives reveals details of a meeting between the pair at the Central Remedial Clinic in the 1980s.
There were “obvious objections to having two prisoners in one cell – the most common objection being that it facilitates homosexuality”.
Has it really been 30 years? TheJournal.ie looks at how far we’ve come.