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…
Lorraine Courtney: Too many graduates end up with useless degrees that won’t help them get jobs
Picture a world where everyone has a degree – business degrees, arts degrees, whatever you’re having yourself degrees. A world where your local barista has a master’s in advanced latte…
Ask Allison: My 11-year-old is terrified of Halloween and each year it seems to get scarier and start earlier. Help!
Question: I have an 11-year-old daughter who is scared of Halloween. She dreads this time of year, especially as it is being advertised earlier each year. Every shop, advertisement, movie,…
People with spinal injuries ‘living in fear’ of losing medical cards, says ex RTÉ journalist Kieran Fitzgerald
Former Garda Síochána Ombudsman commissioner and award-winning RTÉ reporter Kieran Fitzgerald, who suffered a life-changing accident which left him paralysed, has spoken of how people believe that if an injured…
The Indo Daily: Every room was covered in blood’ – the brutal murder of Sligo man Pat Ward
A quiet Saturday morning in early February 2019 would change the lives of many people in the close-knit community of McCrea Park, Clogher.
‘If he couldn’t have her, nobody else would’ – Jennie Poole’s family say killer Gavin Murphy planned murder after she left him
The brother of a young mother stabbed to death by her ex-partner has said he believes her murder was planned after she ended their relationship.
Rúaidhrí O’Connor: Ireland’s analysis must be ruthless if they are to go all the way in France
They woke up yesterday morning with the echo of 50,000 Ireland fans singing Zombie in their ears and the pain of hundreds of Springbok hits lingering on their bodies. The…
Fionnán Sheahan: ‘Hard-left thugs good, far-right thugs bad’ logic fails to call out mob rule
Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien has a lapsed memory. He’s forgotten the economic crash already, what caused it and how it was repaired.
Behind enemy lines as world’s best sniper teams go head to head in the Wicklow Mountains
An Irish Army team has emerged as the overall winner of a major international sniper competition involving elite troops from seven countries which took place in the wilderness of the…
Donegal hit-and-run: ‘He always had a smile on his face’ – tributes paid to Ronan (9) who was among four killed in separate incidents at the weekend
A child and three men have been killed in four separate road tragedies in the space of 24 hours over the weekend.
The Breakdown: How outstanding defensive grit and resilience have Ireland daring to dream
Of all the iconic images from the many game-defining moments on an unforgettable night in Paris, one particular tackle perhaps best summed up Ireland’s outstanding defensive play.
Man arrested after boy (9) killed in Donegal hit-and-run
A man has been arrested in relation to a fatal hit-and-run incident in which a nine-year-old boy was killed in Bundoran, Co Donegal on Saturday night.