Buzzer points Glynn-Barntown home as they edge out Castletown
The new football rules, the brainchild of Jim Gavin and his committee, once again displayed their current impact on the enjoyment levels of one of our nati...
DHL’s Irish arm reports 13pc rise in profits to €9.48m
Pre-tax profits at the Irish arm of delivery giant DHL last year increased by 13pc to €9.48m.
Investigation into missing Fiona Pender upgraded to murder probe
Fiona Pender went missing from Co Offaly in August 1996, when she was seven months pregnant.
Grandmother (63) named as one of four women killed on roads over weekend
A pedestrian killed when she was hit by a car in Co Meath over the weekend has been named locally as mother-of-three and grandmother Theresa Morgan.
Unnecessary operations on children’s hips may also have been carried out in Galway
The potential scale of unnecessary hip dysplasia surgeries looks set to escalate after it emerged the operations have been performed by Children’s Health...
Perfect day for 14th Cross Cooley Challenge
After a couple of weeks of nonstop sunshine (yes I never expected to write that), we headed for the Greenore Bar on Saturday morning for the registration o...
Athletics wrap: Efrem Gidey and Mark English claim big wins as Sharlene Mawdsley impresses
Efrem Gidey recorded the biggest win of his career when taking victory at the European 10,000m Cup in Pace, France on Saturday night, becoming the first Ir...
When is a public inquiry justified?
There are currently 20 ongoing public inquiries in the UK and Northern Ireland
Sinn Féin party leader calls out Irish Government for undermining Irish neutrality at public meeting in Cork
“The battle to save neutrality has begun,” declared the President of Sinn Féin Mary Lou McDonald during a meeting in Ballyphehane on Thursday evening, May ...
Former seafront diner in Wicklow put on market for €900,000
A modern, newly fitted commercial unit has come on the market in one of the most popular areas of Bray and is ready to go for anyone who wishes to…
Jail for motorbike thief caught hiding in bushes from gardaí
A motorbike thief and an accomplice were found hiding in bushes after gardaí received a call about youths acting suspiciously, a court has heard.
Why a Wexford playground mired in ‘obstacles and hurdles’ for 10 years has yet to be built
The ongoing saga regarding the development of a playground in north Wexford has been met with “many obstacles and hurdles” over the last 10 years.