More people in Ireland paying for news than ever before
Interest in news increased in Ireland this year, with 56%of people ‘extremely’ or ‘very’ interested, well ahead of UK, EU and the US
Man appears in court day after broad daylight Westmeath burglary
A man in his 40s has ben arrested and charged with carrying out a broad daylight burglary in Mullingar.
Irish people more interested in news than their European and US counterparts
A majority of Irish people are either extremely or very interested in news, according to the annual Digital News Report Ireland 2025, published today by
Parents of children at potential risk call for full disclosure from Children’s Health Ireland
Secrecy is not an option when children may have been potentially put at risk, a parents’ advocacy group warned yesterday after it emerged that Children’s H...
What farmers need to know about insurance in 2025
Many still face challenges protecting livestock, machinery, buildings and diversified ventures
Fundamentals of modern life must be future-proof
Claire Aiken: 'Any wide-scale disruption to our modern lives should serve as a pointed reminder not to take things for granted'
Waterford is crowned Ireland’s cleanest city in IBAL litter league
Waterford is the cleanest city in Ireland and cleaner than European norms, coming in eighth place out of 40 towns and cities in Ireland, according to the l...
Mother of Cork man who drowned in river while others filmed says the damage that has been caused is ‘unbelievable’
“Something good will come out of this,” Elizabeth Hyde tells me as we say goodbye at the door of her flat in Cork City’s Northside, “Luke’s death will not ...
Ruth McCabe: ‘Being born a woman in Ireland in the 1950s, it’s been no picnic’
Anna Healy is considering her newly-grey hair.
Irish protestors accuse Egypt of obstructing march to Gaza
Conor McCarthy from Unison in Belfast and Irish politician Paul Murphy spoke of how efforts to stage a march to the Rafah crossing have been restricted
Why Tyrone may be scarred for years if they fail to beat Cavan and drop off the All-Ireland stage
In typical Tyrone fashion, they started this All-Ireland group by beating Ulster champions Donegal when they were very much considered to be the underdogs,...
‘The goats are still doing their thing’ – Hungry herd causing havoc in Limerick gardens
Householders have demanded action after a herd of goats are repeatedly causing damage in Limerick estates.