Army Ordnance Corp soldier (32) found dead at Curragh Camp in Kildare
The Defence Forces has confirmed the death of a member of its Army Ordnance Corps.
Tributes paid to ‘fine colleague’ after death of Irish army corporal
Cpl Smyth was found in an unresponsive state by his colleagues at the Curragh Camp on Friday night
‘A very special lady’ – One of Ireland’s oldest residents Ruby Druce (108) shares her secrets to a long life
Donegal woman Ruby Druce is one of Ireland’s oldest residents but the title has left her undaunted.
Paralympics Day 10: Sarah Slattery finishes 7th in Dressage final while Mary Fitzgerald goes in shot put
It's the tenth and final day of competition of what’s been a successful 2024 Paris Paralympics for Ireland with the nation’s final four athletes in action ...
Jennifer Lopez turns heads at world premiere of Ben Affleck’s new film following divorce news
Jennifer Lopez dazzled at the world premiere of Unstoppable at the Toronto International Film Festival, amid her divorce from the film’s producer Ben Affle...
Cork to host special conference celebrating biodiversity action in city
A conference celebrating actions that have been undertaken to protect biodiversity in Cork will take place later this month.
Art lovers flock to Tinahely for exhibition by Iranian-Irish artist Roxana Manouchehri
Nearly 100 visitors recently attended the successful opening of the much-anticipated ‘Uncanny’ exhibition by the renowned Iranian-Irish visual artist Roxan...
Sligo/Leitrim’s Indian community celebrate cultural and heritage
A fun filled day of Onam celebrations was organised by the Indian Association of Sligo at Bee Park Community Centre in Manorhamilton on Saturday.
What the papers say: Saturday’s front pages
A range of stories feature on the front pages of Saturday’s newspapers
Jacqui Hurley: I sometimes get angry at the news. Like when I see the politicians with the bike shed
The sports journalist, author and host of RTE’s The Sunday Game says she gets ‘major anxiety’ in car parks
Remembering my peace-loving, life-affirming Belfast mother
Rose McCann was born into a new fractious Northern Ireland and would be active with the Peace People and campaign for integrated education
Keeping it family: How Ireland’s oldest hotel changed hands and what’s next for Wicklow landmark
The new owners of Ireland’s oldest hotel, the Woodenbridge Hotel & Lodge in Co Wicklow have said they have no plans to replace staff or urgency to re-d...