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It should be stressed before anything else that Wales delivered a coherent, disciplined display to register a third victory of the World Cup. Jac Morgan and Nick Tompkins were excellent…
Two people have been taken to hospital following an explosion at a commercial premises in Killaloe, Co Clare.
A Dublin man with a history of violence against women and who changed his identity when moving to west Clare before “terrorising’ his fourth female victim has been jailed for…
I did, in times past, enjoy watching those posh Leinster rugger-buggers celebrating an impending win, as the clock ran down, by singing the Fields of Athenry. It was a time…
Storm Agnes, the first named storm of the autumn, has seen Ireland placed under a Status Yellow wind advisory with meteorologists warning that this could be upgraded depending on the…
The day I found out I was pregnant in 2004 should have been one of excitement and joy, but instead all I felt was fear and nausea at the prospect…
England fans wanted, and got, a far more fluent performance in their 71-0 win over Chile, and one which, importantly, featured a back division creating and converting try-scoring chances. The…
A farmer in Kealkill, Co. Cork was seen spreading slurry beside a GAA pitch just metres away from fans. The incident took place during a Bon Secours Cork Premier JFC…
An alleged incident of domestic violence is believed to have sparked a mass brawl at a wedding that led to a police officer being charged with a number of offences.
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…
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.
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…