I took my last order of wall balls from India some time around 2016. Tommy Howard and I had a company ‘Daly Wall Ball’, where we used to ship the product in from India, which could take about four months to arrive, writes Anthony Daly

A recent meeting with a former Meath stalwart brought home to Graham Geraghty what he lost when several of his football medals were stolen from his home last November.

Whoever we vote in, they could be making legislation that impacts our lives from now until 2025, says Joyce Fegan. How will they behave? Have they a record in action and finding unity in diversity?

The jury in a capital murder trial has been shown footage of the moment when a garda was shot dead in the car park of a credit union during an armed robbery.

Credit Unions are now offering current accounts to members.

An Irish world record breaker has urged caution to car buyers after he was robbed of €2,000 in a scam in Dublin recently.

Gardaí investigating the murder of 55-year-old Paul Jones in Cork city have reiterated their call for witnesses to come forward.

A stockbroking firm being sued by a credit union over the way €5.3m was invested will not have to hand over reports of an Irish Stock Exchange investigation, the Court of Appeal has ruled.

A chef broke into a credit union in the early hours of last New Year's Eve and was later found to have had in his apartment a steel safe that had been stolen from a Boylesports betting shop during the electricity blackout of Storm Ophelia.

Sorting out Cork people for ages...

Eoin Morris is now part of a task force in his village to fundraise for full-time free counselling services to those with mental health issues who feel they have no-one to turn to.

A man accused of murdering Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe in a shooting in 2013 will go on trial in October next year.

Picking out the vehicle is the simple part, figuring out how to pay for it can prove more tricky. Knowing what you are signing up to is the golden rule, read the fine print and check the maths

Rose Martin look at a new scheme that allows commercial suppliers of clean electricity to sell to the grid.

A man whose life was saved thanks to a publicly accessible defibrillator is urging the courts to come down hard on vandals who damage lifesaving equipment.

A credit union with a chequered history has shut down its group Christmas savings accounts, citing money-laundering regulations.

The former manager of Rush Credit Union has effectively been banned from working in financial services.

The Prendergasts recently celebrated 50 years of marriage. They also raised a glass to the enduring success of Paul’s organ transplant, writes Margaret Jennings.

A former Sinn Féin councillor who waterboarded and threatened to kill a man who he believed was trying to defraud him was not a friend of Sinn Féin TDs Mary Lou Mc Donald and Gerry Adams, the Special Criminal Court was told today.

Revelations that more than half a million euro has been stolen from accounts in two Cork credit unions should lead to an external review of the governance of both institutions.

GR8 Savers Week encouraging parents to talk to children about importance of money management

The High Court has extended the suspension of the manager of a Credit Union at the centre of a Central Bank investigation into alleged fraud.

Leaving Certificate students get their results tomorrow and, for many, it marks the start of an exciting new chapter in their studies.

It’s still more than two weeks away but accommodation in the West Cork town of Clonakilty is already virtually booked out amid feverish preparations for the arrival of a major race which will bring more than 400 visitors to the town.

A maximum of just €20m of the €250m set aside by the State in order to restructure the credit union movement will be used by the time the Credit Union Restructuring Board (ReBo) is wound down, with the remaining funds set to be pumped back into the Government’s reserves.

A generous 70-year-old grandmother has asked family and friends to donate money from intending gifts for her 70th birthday to a fund for a complete stranger seeking eye surgery.

The prosecution has finished calling evidence in the trial of a retired army private accused of murdering a prostitute who he claimed blackmailed him for up to €40,000.

An Irish dance teacher has been ordered to pay a woman he was accused of sexually assaulting €500 per month as part of a damages claim.

It seems the economic recovery is finally being seen in the pocket money of Ireland's teenagers.

Credit unions will aim to have issued 500,000 of their new debit cards within the next five years to make the project viable, according to the head of the company rolling out the project.

A woman who stole €16,000 from a children’s credit union savings account has avoided a jail sentence on condition she repays the bulk of the money she took.

USA: Dale Hopfinger ran into a problem while trying to vote in Michigan: he was told he was dead.

A €280m scheme, mostly state-funded, to help some of the country’s 374 credit unions restructure has been approved by the European Commission.

A woman has asked the Circuit Court to grant her protection from the Revenue Commissioners for a 70-day period in which to possibly negotiate a reduction of a €613,000 demand.