Motoring review: VW’s flagship 1.7 is well up to scratch – in every sense of the word
There comes a time in every motoring hack’s life when you have to do the walk of shame — and mine couldn’t have been more embarrassing.
Council rejects Johnny Ronan’s plans to build docklands padel courts
A bid by a Johnny Ronan firm to construct two padel ball courts for the public at Spencer Dock in Dublin 1 has failed.
Fáilte Ireland wants to change vacant St Andrew’s Church site into a food hall
Fáilte Ireland wants to change the use of the St Andrew’s Church site on Suffolk Street and turn it into a food hall.
How to avoid allergic reactions to jewellery
Experts give their tips on how to avoid irritation from your jewellery.
Miguel Delaney: The two reasons behind Manchester United and Arsenal’s frustrating January transfer window
As the window closed on Monday evening, there were only a few clubs - maybe Manchester City and Aston Villa - who were in any way satisfied with their busi...
Civil lawsuits filed against Neil Gaiman for sexual assault
The three lawsuits have been filed against the author and his wife in Wisconsin, Massachusetts and New York by one woman.
Number of Irish farms without covered slurry storage down by 36pc since 2010
The number of Irish farms without covered slurry storage is down by 36pc since 2010, according to the latest data from the 2020 agricultural census on manu...
Final two candidates elected to Seanad before Taoiseach makes 11 appointments
The final count of the Seanad has been completed, with 20 women among 49 Senators elected.
John Downing: Now January’s out of the way, we can really start the year
For Irish farmers, February was traditionally the start of the year. I have long taken the same view and I’m always glad to see January off the calendar. N...
Irish comedian Tommy Tiernan among contestants on ‘The Great Celebrity Bake Off’
Irish comedian Tommy Tiernan will be competing for the coveted title of ‘Star Baker’ on the upcoming season of The Great Celebrity Bake Off on Channel 4.
Lee Chin could make Wexford return against Kilkenny, but Keith Rossiter plays down relegation fears
Lee Chin could make a return to the Wexford matchday squad as the relegation-threatened Slaneysiders prepare to face old rivals Kilkenny this weekend.
Volunteering spirit strong in Ireland as public asked to nominate heroes
One in four would be happy to help the community in the aftermath of a severe storm, flood or freezing weather, a new survey shows