The priest, the advocate, the outspoken campaigner – how Fr Peter McVerry became the voice of the homeless
“We are in a country run by the privileged for the benefit of the privileged and everyone knows it except the privileged,” Peter McVerry said.
RTE viewers left baffled by Late Late Show host Patrick Kielty’s ‘jockey’ outfit
The Co Down native's third show went down a storm with viewers but some were puzzled by his outfit choice
€157m cocaine haul will be incinerated after purity and origin are determined
A 2.2-tonne cocaine shipment intercepted off the Irish coast in a Defence Forces and garda operation will be incinerated once all prosecutions arising from it are concluded.
First photo of woman killed in ‘violent incident’ in Tullamore as teenager arrested
Gardai have warned that images of the incident are circulating online and appealed to anyone who may have received images of the incident not to share any of the content
Leading the way but room to improve: The stats that show where Ireland rank
Johnny Sexton has been part of enough one-off pool wins at World Cups to know they count for little if you go out at the quarter-finals, so he was quick…
‘As a single parent, you’re almost expected to feel grateful if somebody would consider even touching you with a bargepole’
When she was pregnant, entrepreneur Zoë Desmond knew, at some level, that her relationship with the father of her child was in trouble.
Dublin weather: Heavy rain brings washout start to weekend before ‘Indian summer’
Heavy rain is forecast for Saturday but drier conditions are on the way
Leo Varadkar assured by Drew Harris there will be enough gardai on streets for Budget day
The Taoiseach also stood by his controversial "Benefits Street" comments
Rise in reports of vape spiking as experts issues safety advice
Experts have shared their tips on ensuring you don't get spiked amid a rise in reported cases
Celebrity dentist debunks teeth whitening myths and confirms best method
Dr Krystyna Wilczynski has treated celebrities including reality stars and athletes
Trinity College research shows medieval workers drank 10 pints of beer a day on the job
While times might have been hard in the 16th century one of the perks workers had was access to huge amounts of beer
Omid Djalili opens up about artistic awakening and living in Ireland during the Troubles
Iranian-British actor, comedian, and writer plays Vicar Street in October