news'There's more anger now': Farmers willing to protest at rising fuel and fertiliser costs Farmers have criticised an increase in the carbon tax due on October 14
S gaaWatch and read: Garrymore stun Crossmolina as Kobe McDonald plays final game before leaving for Australia
Man in critical condition after drone delivers dangerous drugs to Midlands PrisonThe drugs, which were in tablet form, were dropped in the D-yard of the Co Laois prison on Friday, sources said
‘From that moment I got obsessed’: Meet the Irish puzzlers heading to the World Jigsaw Puzzle Championship
Ronan O'Gara rues La Rochelle indiscipline - 'The most penalties of my entire career'Racing 92 spoiled the centenary celebrations of Stade Marcel Deflandre.
Suzanne Harrington: The Irish artists on Ed Sheeran’s tour did a very traditional Irish thing — they said noPerhaps we should thank Robert Kraft for turning the Ed Sheeran debacle into an international talking point, says Suzanne Harrington
Meet the new generation of farmers adapting to an evolving world: 'It’s a very different way of farming'
Esther McCarthy: The Traitors shows why we should bring back watching TV as a familyEsther argues for the merits of fighting for a good spot on the couch and watching telly together as a family
6 talking points from The Late Late Show, including The Traitors and Liam Neeson on Catherine Corless
Week 3 — A focus on the core while adding movements to your Pilates workout to target the upper backAoife Lennon reminds us to do what we can with this week’s 10-minute session
Cork man in Palestine says world is turning blind eye to Israeli abuses in occupied West BankJames Ryan from Fermoy saw abuses and cruelty first-hand on a recent trip to Palestine, where he volunteered with the anti-occupation initiative, Protective Presence
Ancient smallpox DNA found in Chile reveals new clues about how the deadly virus reached the Americas
In the pink at €680k Ballincollig's Maglin GreenThe fresh and walk-in-ready aspect of this A-rated home has a lot of appeal
S Mick Clifford: Political abuse is rising — and Ireland risks losing the people democracy needsFrom the financial crash to social media, declining deference has evolved into hostility that threatens to damage Ireland’s political life
Podcast: The fake vape shops selling drugs in plain sight in Cork City Irish Examiner reporter Alex Cunningham spent weeks investigating fake vape shops selling drugs in Cork City Listen |
Ask a solicitor: My stud bull died after treatment — can I claim against the vet?A pedigree breeder has suffered a substantial financial loss after a valuable stud bull died following veterinary treatment. Rural solicitor Karen Walsh explains what must be established before a negligence claim can be pursued
‘I felt Irish’: Palestinian ambassador praises Irish culture during visit to the Ploughing Championships
‘Largest ever’ attack on Moscow as Ukraine fires hundreds of drones at RussiaUkrainian forces have fired more than 1,000 drones at Russia, officials said, including what Moscow’s mayor described as the “largest ever” attack on the Russian capital.
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