munster'A deep sense of sadness in the area': Fisherman named after boat sinks off West Cork coastThe experienced inshore fisherman had gone pollock fishing from Castletownbere before a major search operation was launched early on Tuesday
court and crimeDriver involved in Cork crash swung plank at first responder before fleeing, court told
munsterWaterford locals fear losing rights-of-way after billionaire James Dyson's purchase of Ballynatray estate
S peopleMy Wedding Day with Clíona Standún: I was a bit overwhelmed — I’d have preferred to be a guest
court and crimeBurglar warned woman taking photo of him will be 'the sorriest thing she ever did', court hears
Significant increase in children experiencing school anxiety and avoidanceBarnardos report calls for improved access to educational needs assessments and greater targeted supports to address educational disadvantage
Pauric Mahony: Waterford SHC is certainly alive and healthyThe Déise kingpins earned their 13th title on the trot last weekend.
50 years on, how a Cork couple became the big cheese of farmingWhen their cow was producing too much milk in 1976, Veronica and Norman Steele made a life-changing decision, says Robert Hume
S Fergus Finlay: In 10 years our population may return to pre-Famine levels — I hope I'm here to see it
Evan Dando: The Lemonheads hit the road again with three gigs in IrelandThe American vocalist now lives in Brazil, but couldn't resist the urge to get touring again Richard Purden
Knowing about religions is a foundation for all sorts of learningRemoving religious instruction from schools altogether makes no sense when so much culture and literature refers to world religions, argues Dr Peter Admirand
Cheap Irish Homes host Tadhg Casey: 'I grew up in North Kerry and had some great characters as bosses'Eve Kelliher talks to the architect and TV presenter as he unveils his latest design in his home county
S John Fallon: No honeymoon period for FAI's third-tierSelf-preservation would be something to behold if the initial instigators hadn’t since distanced themselves for plausible deniability purposes.
Not a typical childhood: Trish Bourke on growing up as a Jehovah’s Witness in TipperaryTrish Bourke discusses leaving the Jehovah’s Witnesses, a predatory relationship and finding her place in the world Listen |
€7.9m project to restore Kerry’s underwater meadowsProject, led by UCC and based in Tralee Bay Nature Reserve, will benefit wider coastal habitats in Co Kerry, including the adjacent Páirc Náisiúnta na Mara Ciarraí — Ireland’s first National Marine Park
Charlie Kirk murder suspect pleads not guilty as judge sends case to trialThe murder case against the man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk last year is headed for trial and the defendant could face the death penalty if he is convicted.
In every hidden detail, Tapestry for Ireland captures who we areSkoda Ireland commissioned textile artist Eileen McNulty to create a piece capturing everyday Irish life