Hibernia News

Once the name David Donnelly was raised, the first thought was "from mayoral aide to a member of a city's governing body." Journal file photo David Donnelly has had training for the City Council.

On the Wednesday before a Friday game, or the Thursday before a Saturday match, the signing intensifies as the practice winds down.

The largest Irish festival on the East Coast begins Thursday, Sept. 24 and concludes Sunday, Sept.

ROCKAWAY TWP. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Morris were united in marriage on Aug. 28,1959, by the Rev.

All lanes on westbound Route 80 closed for nearly an hour Thursday afternoon after a tractor-trailer caught fire, snarling traffic for miles.

All lanes on westbound Route 80 closed for nearly an hour Thursday afternoon after a tractor-trailer caught fire, snarling traffic for miles.

All lanes on westbound Route 80 closed for nearly an hour Thursday afternoon after a tractor-trailer caught fire, snarling traffic for miles.

Cub Scouts and their families helped out this week by cleaning a historic cemetery.

More than 90 percent of the 30,000 bats living in the Hibernia Mine are dead as concerns mount regarding the mysterious illness decimating their numbers throughout the Northeast.

A former, volunteer treasurer for Hibernia Fire Co. No. 1 in Rockaway Township pleaded guilty today to stealing $69,870 from the organization over a six-year period.

The event benefits the Hibernian Hunger Project. Eight years ago, Alex Phinn started to feed homeless and low-income people after noticing the need in Bucks County and surrounding areas.

As the Congressional Natural Resource Committee in Washington, D.C., began yesterday to review federal responses to the dilemma, the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey launched an effort to monitor roosting spots where bats spend their summers in the state.

FREEHOLD - The Freehold Memorial Day Parade Committee has announced that the 135th annual Memorial Day Parade will be held this year on May 25th.

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Ireland's economic collapse has been so swift, so spectacular and written about in such apocalyptic terms on this side of the Irish Sea that I had been expecting famine-style scenes.

Anna Mae O'Connor is known around town as a mom who is pretty involved. While serving as president of the Parents Teachers Organization for four years, she juggled many duties, including one of the toughest for her - public speaking.