newsAnarchic scenes in Dublin as cars set alight in Halloween disorderMultiple cars and bins appear to have been set on fire and gardaí have reportedly been told not to enter an area of Cherry Orchard in Dublin
Carrigaline councillors told council has no money for traffic calming at schoolsCouncillors raised concerns about dangerous traffic conditions in Crosshaven, Ringaskiddy and Waterfall, but funding for improvements remains uncertain
'We're not asking for special treatment': Limerick suicide prevention group appeals for permanent base
Mack Hansen: 'There were sticky days when I was worried that was going to be it'The Connacht and Ireland star feels stronger than ever, speed-wise he’s not far off, but he’s still rugby rusty, he says.
Davy Fitzgerald: The man who always said yes is finally making room for himselfThe Ireland’s Fittest Family coach reflects on family, ambition and changing his approach to management as he considers life beyond hurling
Dear Dáithí: My partner is ready to move home from Australia... I want to stayAt the weekend, my partner suggested we start looking at return flights and making a plan for moving back, but I've fallen in love with Sydney
‘Clear eyes, full hearts’: Can James Talarico pull off a historic Democratic victory in Texas?The Democrat is seeking to break a three-decade Republican hold on the Senate seat, campaigning on affordability, immigration and political corruption
The Suez crisis exposed British decline in the '50s. The Iran conflict could be doing the same for the US
Garden Q&A: Chemical-free perennial weed control in flower beds We have a large flower bed that’s gradually been taken over by buttercups, dock, dandelions and other annoying perennial weeds.
S Anthony Daly: David versus Goliath? Inagh-Kilnamona are no underdogs against Glen RoversConsidering the massive impact he made on the All-Ireland final, it's hard to understand how Cian Lynch missed out on winning an All-Star award
The Deirdre O'Shaughnessy Podcast: Patrick Bresnihan discusses Ireland’s data centre boomNew research examines the environmental costs of Ireland’s data centre expansion as communities mobilise against proposed developments Listen |
Inaugural horticultural seminar to future-proof sector announcedBord Bia is set to host its inaugural horticultural seminar to bring together sector stakeholders and discuss futureproofing Irish horticulture
Heidi Klum reveals Halloween costume as her annual party marks 25 yearsHeidi Klum underwent a bloody transformation to become a giant, gruesome severed hand for her annual Halloween party in New York on Saturday, 25 years after she began hosting the much-anticipated event.
Getting ready for your Bord Bia dairy auditA step-by-step practical guide help farmers get ready for Bord Bia's dairy audit, with key checks to make before the visit
‘Irish customers want a kitchen that is warm and welcoming, and premium appliances that stand the test of time’