Woman attacked by dogs in south Belfast
Attack happened on street off Ormeau Road early on Tuesday afternoon
Sligo Rovers are bringing communities together with Integration 5-a-side tournament in The Showgrounds
On Thursday, May 8, The Showgrounds will host an Integration 5-a-side tournament made up of teams from a diverse range of communities in Ireland.
Mouthwatering West of Ireland final in store at County Sligo
The final pits the prospective youngest winner since McIlroy in '06 against the prospective oldest winner since Garth McGimpsey back in 1996
Driver doing 179kph in 60kph zone is just one of more than 2,800 caught speeding over weekend
A driver caught doing 179kph in a 60kph zone in Co Longford was just one of more than 2,800 people caught speeding over the Easter bank holiday weekend.
Beef Prices: Factories slash 20c/kg off quotes for bullocks, heifers and young bulls, with cull cows back 40-50c/kg
April 2025 may be remembered as the month that Irish beef finishers were rudely awakened from six months of the most pleasant recurring dreams.
Almost 600,000 council jobs lost in a decade
Birmingham was the worst hit council, losing almost 27,000 workers, the GMB figures suggest.
Pope Francis and Ireland – from visit in the 1970s to fraught trip as pontiff
The New York Times headline in August 2018 summed it up: ‘In Ireland, Pope Francis Finds a Country Transformed and a Church in Tatters.’
Remembering Pope Francis’s visit to Ireland
Pope Francis was only the second pope in history to visit the Republic
Irish-born cardinal announces Pope Francis’s death
Cardinal Kevin Farrell, 77, who lived in Drimnagh, Dublin, made the announcement on Easter Monday.
Teenager dies in scrambler bike crash in Dublin
A teenager has died in a crash on a scrambler bike in Dublin on Sunday evening.
‘We share the stories that wouldn’t make a news bulletin’ – Nationwide host Anne Cassin on the secret to the show’s success
RTÉ presenter Anne Cassin says the enduring popularity of Nationwide is down to the show’s guests and their unique stories.
Monaghan’s Gabriel Bannigan feeling raw about some decisions as Donegal advance to Ulster Championship semi-finals
What the 16,120 spectators in Clones learned was that an anomaly exists with the hooter system