Gymnastics Ireland apologises to young Black girl snubbed at medal ceremony as sport star speaks out
In a video that went viral, the young gymnast was the only athlete who didn't receive a medal at the end of a competition
Sligo man (36) remanded in custody after appearance in court on drug and cash charges
A 36 year old man appeared before Judge Sandra Murphy at Sligo District Court on a number of charges including drug possession for the purpose of sale or supply, handling…
Best movies and shows coming to Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+ and Apple TV+ this week
Reptile, Gen V and The Kardashians are some of the titles dropping this week
Dublin traffic: Delays build across city, Irish Rail train cancelled – Recap
Over 130 traffic jams have been reported across Dublin as delays continue to build rapidly in the capital
College Green bank may be turned into social housing
The premises dates back to 1870 and it closed earlier this year with Dublin City Council interested in purchasing it
Dublin shortlisted for major European tourism award after winning last year
Ireland's capital is up against six other European cities including Genoa, Helsinborg, and San Sebastián
How The Cranberries wrote the soundtrack to Irish sport
Shortly after the final whistle sounded at Stade de Bordeaux last weekend, Zombie was blared around the stadium, as the Ireland players took time to thank the large travelling support.
Snoop Dogg visits Conor McGregor’s Black Forge Inn ahead of major RDS gig
The US rapper is in the capital for his much anticipated RDS Arena gig tonight
Dublin jobs: Dublin Bus hiring female drivers with two-day recruitment event
Dublin Bus is offering some great benefits making it an attractive opportunity for those have the skills and requirements for the job
RTÉ pays for Fair City staff’s €200-a-night stay in hotel
RTÉ paid for Fair City producers and scriptwriters to stay overnight at a €200-a-night four-star hotel just 20 minutes’ drive from its Montrose campus for a “residential story conference” earlier…
Dublin councils urged to improve air quality as Ireland below WHO standards
While Ireland's air quality is within the EU's legal requirements, it has failed to meet the World Health Organisation's stricter standards
The Woman in the Wall, the year’s most misconceived drama, implodes in preposterous finale
In a review of the opening two episodes of The Woman in the Wall (BBC1, Sunday) four weeks ago, I mentioned that viewers in the UK, many of whom would…