news'An attack on democracy': Michael Healy-Rae released from hospital after being assaulted in DublinMr Healy-Rae was stopped at traffic lights on Cork St in central Dublin on Wednesday afternoon when the incident occurred
comment-analysisMick Clifford: Eight years after Maurice McCabe, nothing has changed for Garda whistleblowers
cultureDenise Chaila: The Limerick artist on racism, breast reduction, and getting back in the music game
Target of retrofitting 36,500 local authority homes by 2030 unlikely to be met, watchdog saysReport found only 2,671 homes in local authorities were retrofitted last year, an increase of 37 homes compared to 2024
Limerick SHC: Doon and Patrickswell among big guns in exit dangerTwo of Doon, Monaleen, Ballybrown, Ahane look set to miss out on the top six, while roll of honours Patrickswell look likely to miss the knockouts for a second season on the bounce.
Tommy Barker: I'm back in love with Cork's urban core — What are your favourite city sights?The gritty city seems to have reached a turning point given a raft of improvements and investments
Meet the new generation of farmers adapting to an evolving world: 'It’s a very different way of farming'
Sally Foran: Cork based wellness brand expands its plant-based approach with new collab Peigín Crowley's wellness brand GROUND has brought its natural, plant-based approach to the new spa at The Grace, Westport Estate
Ten science-backed ways to beat the autumn energy slumpRather than lamenting the passing of summer, use the opportunity to rest, refuel, and reset
The UN cannot — and need not — wait for consensus on issues critical to democracyReaching a consensus takes time, and negotiations can produce compromises that do not adequately address the problems they were supposed to solve. That is why governments and their citizens have long turned to smaller 'coalitions of the willing' in cases where consensus is not possible
Home Q&A: Should I buy a garden cabin that’s habitable but does not meet building regulations?My garden and the cabin meet the planning exemption in every other way
S John Fallon: The grim reality of the lack of Irish underage games on home soilIrish culture is conditioned to supporting our own, but be that family or friends, it entails jumping aboard a plane.
S The Replay: Cork boss John Cleary joins Seánie McGrath and Maurice Brosnan to recap the weekend's club GAA action
‘I was invincible’: Finbarr Fogarty on addiction, recovery and a life-changing crashFinbarr Fogarty reflects on addiction, recovery and the adults he says failed to intervene as he and his friends spiralled Listen |
S The Gaelic Football Show: Spinning the managerial merrygoround, new rules, and stalling integration Listen |
Farm View: Bringing science down to earth at the PloughingThe Ploughing is a place where research escapes the lab and becomes tangible
'I wasn’t trained on how to ride the bloody thing': Surviving a quad crash and living to tell the tale
Trump voices concerns over Canada-EU proposalEuropean Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday proposed making Canada the European Union’s first associate member, a striking overture as US President Donald Trump’s threats drive Ottawa closer to Europe.
How Tesco’s Community Fund is helping to keep a vital search and rescue team afloat‘We’ve had quite a few rescues thankfully. We’ve recovered lost people, stranded boats and animals as well, and we evacuate people during flooding incidents,’ says Diarmuid Moriarty, chairman of Limerick Marine Search and Rescue