Irish Lotto player bags incredible €625k prize as location of huge win confirmed
Players are being urged to check their tickets after a number of Irish punters won big in Tuesday night's EuroMillions draw
Knitting women seek home for gigantic woollen map of Ireland
A gigantic knitted map of Ireland that took four years to complete is in search of a new home to go on public display.
Irish tourist jailed by Ice for months after overstaying US visit by three days: ‘Nobody is safe’
Exclusive: For roughly 100 days, Thomas says he faced harsh detention conditions, despite agreeing to deportation
The children of Tuam deserve more than silence – The Irish News view
Irish News editorial on why the children of Tuam deserve more than silence
‘She would like us to sell our soul again’ – Labour Party to give guarded hearing to presidential hopeful Catherine Connolly
The Labour Party will hear from presidential hopeful Catherine Connolly at a meeting in Leinster House this afternoon — but an immediate endorsement is not...
Darragh McCullough: Who knew pizza and the internet would almost kill my buzz for farming?
I hit a low one evening last week. We had a Bord Bia audit that day, which seems to be more challenging every time we’re put through it.
If you can’t get tickets for Cork’s All-Ireland here is an an alternative
Today marks the beginning of a week that could go down in Cork sporting folklore.
‘A small light at the end of a big tunnel’ – full excavation begins today at former Tuam mother and baby home
Today, Monday, July 14, marks the official start of the full excavation of the Tuam mother and baby home, a process expected to take around two years to co...
Rosslare-Cherbourg overnight service increases its service to daily departures
Brittany Ferries has launched its 2026 sailing schedules for Channel crossings, with sailings now available to book through to November next year.
Dear Vicki: Am I legally allowed to make a woman redundant while she is on maternity leave?
Q – As the owner of food distribution company which has been badly hit by all the uncertainty over tariffs, I simply have to let about a quarter of the…
Gerry Adams pays tribute to women’s role in resisting British rule at premiere of documentary of his life
Gerry Adams received a warm welcome in Galway City as the documentary about his life as activist and politician was screened for the first time.
Asylum-seekers with jobs should pay towards their accommodation, says Simon Harris
Asylum-seekers who are working should have to contribute to the cost of their accommodation in direct provision centres, the Tánaiste has said, signalling ...