Heidi Klum turned Aspen into her personal runway with a $3,250 geometric puffer coat, black jeans ... Armed gardaí attend incident at Connolly Station; major delays now after reopening You ...

At the bottom is an arrowhead or pheon, which is taken from the Irish coats of arms of several Walsh families. In the middle is a sheaf of wheat, also called a garb. This symbol has a prominent place ...

Greetings from famed British historical figures were found, including King George V, and the founder of the iconic Irish beer – Edward Cecil Guinness. While studying the coats-of-arms ...

Israel’s Ambassador to Ireland Dana Erlich called the move a “prize for terrorism.” Catherine Connolly ... by the government that there are no arms, and that we should get the evidence ...

A week after bringing their summer back from the dead Cork are on the brink of qualifying for the knock-out stages of the All-Ireland ... Tipp had laid down their arms. The last 25 minutes ...

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Editor's Note: The following profile of Sybil Connolly is presented courtesy of the Women's Museum of Ireland ... and tailored coats looked almost exactly as they had 40 years previously.

Like his brother's, Prince William's Coat of Arms Harry's is also based upon the quartered arms of England, Scotland, and Ireland. Both feature a lion and a unicorn on either side of the shield ...

The Scottish version of the Royal coat of arms shows the lion of Scotland in the first and fourth quarters, with that of England being in the second. The harp of Ireland is in the third quarter. The ...

“Big away performance, +3 and another goal,” Connolly posted online afterwards, alongside a photo of his celebration – arms outstretched ... the Republic of Ireland against Northern Ireland ...

When you leave home, you shrug on that coat of Irishness, or rather it is placed upon you for all it may stink of turf and feel tight under the arms. I became Irish in London not because I dug ...