newsOrange warnings in Galway and Kerry as Storm Boelo brings heavy rain and strong windsLive updates as Storm Boelo brings heavy rain, strong winds, and travel disruption across Ireland
court and crime'Sorry about that': Cork court jails Dublin man for stealing food and soft drink worth €5
Galway housing activists to hold Airbnb walking tour over short-term letsHousing groups say a new national register and tighter planning rules could return short-term lets to the long-term rental market
Expect Nemo know-how to tell on big day once moreRobbie O'Dywer's side look to dethrone champions St Finbarr's on Sunday.
Bernard Casey: 'The stories are in a fictional world somewhere between South Kerry and the sky'Local Gossip is a book of short comedy stories about life in rural Ireland. Julie Jay chats to its author, fellow Kerry native and comedian Bernard Casey
Kia EV2 review: Is this small electric SUV one of the best affordable EVs yet?With a claimed 453km range, a spacious cabin and impressive refinement, Kia’s smallest EV makes a compelling case for electric motoring
Legal aid reforms: Tackling 'perverse incentives' or creating a 'false narrative'?Justice minister Jim O'Callaghan and solicitors are as far apart as ever on the issue of free legal aid payments
A million euro Paul Henry leaves no reason for singin' the bluesOctober has been an astonishing month for art sales
S Mick Clifford: Paying exorbitant rent when living on a pension will inevitably lead to povertyWhat Government department, agency or minister is looking at all the tomorrows when a whole new cohort of people are facing into retirement in the most insecure circumstances possible?
S The Replay with Seánie McGrath: previewing Nemo Rangers v St Finbarr'sAll-Ireland winner with Cork, Colm O'Neill joins Seánie to look ahead to the Cork Premier SFC decider.
Irish growers hoping for a bigger bite of the appleIreland’s €131m retail market for eating apples relies on imports for up to 95%, highlighting the opportunity for home-grown produce
Police deploy in big numbers and museums shut as France braces for more protestsMajor museums in Paris closed and authorities deployed a sizable police force for a round of new protests on Saturday across France, hoping to prevent a repeat of last week’s violent unrest that shocked the country.
Pensions become part of the talent equationAs employees pay closer attention to the full value of their benefits, a good pension is becoming an increasingly important part of the employment proposition