When the shop in the townland of Bóthar Buí, opposite Carraig Church in west Kerry, closes its doors this evening, there will only be one retail outlet left between Slea Head and the foot of Mount Brandon.

Perhaps the oddest bit of GAA friction in 2018 arose when the Galway minor football manager got irked by dual player issues, writes PM O’Sullivan

The main stage faltered at times, but beautiful weather contributed to the atmosphere at Body + Soul, writes Ellie O’Byrne

“I’m dying. I don’t even know if my little baby is going to remember me.” These were the words of mother-of-five Emma Mhic Mhathúna yesterday.

A mother-of-five who experienced a delayed cervical cancer diagnosis has spoken of her experience after her case was uncovered as part of a recent HSE review.

Joanne Cantwell and Dara Ó Cinnéide are believed to be on the shortlist to replace Michael Lyster as presenter of RTÉ’s Sunday Game Live.

No. Nay. Never. And ‘hmm, well, listen I’ll get back to you on that’ — probably in about a year to 18 months’ time.

“It’s a workhorse. It’s not fancy — to me, it’s a basic, common Irish van. You can quote me there!”

IN terms of scale, Ireland has always been and always will be a tiny television and radio market. 

Newstalk hit out at RTÉ yesterday evening after they lost their 22-game live GAA championship games to the national broadcaster.

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The management of a Cork pub which allegedly banned a Gaeilgeoir from speaking as gaelige while he worked there has responded to claims he made on RTÉ radio, writes Denise O'Donoghue.

The management of a Cork pub which allegedly banned a Gaeilgeoir from speaking as Gaelige while he worked there has responded to claims he made on RTÉ radio.

Éamonn Fitzmaurice accepts he may have made an error in taking off Paul Geaney in the closing stages of last Sunday week’s All-Ireland semi-final defeat to Dublin.

Séamus Mac Géidigh was broadcaster and manager of RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta’s northwest service in Donegal

Jim O’Malley is the author of Walking the Munster Blackwater, an account of his seven-day walk along the famed river. He’s from East Cork, between Killeagh and Youghal, and worked as a teacher in Cork, Dublin and Killorglin. He will read from his book at the Immrama Festival of Travel Writing, Lismore, Co Waterford on June 16-19.

Eibhlín Ní Chonghaile’s torn between choosing the washing machines and the computer as the most useful invention.

Cian Ó Cíobháin is originally from west Kerry, but has been living in Galway since his college days. This week, his electronic music show on Raidio na Gaeltachta, An Taobh Tuathail, is marking 17 years on air. It’s broadcast Monday to Friday at 10pm.

Offaly-born composer Amanda Feery won the Seán Ó Riada Composition Competition for this year’s Cork International Choral Festival and her piece will be performed on Friday in St Fin Barre’s Cathedral. She is also working on pieces for Crash Ensemble and the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra.

PEADAR Ó RIADA is not a man likely to be haunted by thoughts of his own paucity of accomplishments.

Never say never. A boy who has repeatedly tried to meet royalty will realise his dream in Galway today.

Cian Ó Cíobháin celebrates another milestone in his popular radio show, writes Don O’Mahony

Fianna Fáil TD Eamon Ó Cuív has said it “breaks his heart” that his party is not making more progress.

The International Monetary Fund has refused to comment on calls for Ireland to be given a debt write-down if any deal is struck with Greece, after the opposition urged action to be taken on the issue.

Diarmuid de Faoite stars alongside Maria Doyle Kennedy in Corp + Anam, the drama series that ends its second run on TG4 tonight at 9.30pm. From Clare, he also writes and directs, particularly work in the Irish language.

Row erupts as Tánaiste links republicans with paedophilia

Inter-gaeltacht friendly rivalries will be aired as Kerry face Donegal, writes Donal Hickey

An American university has confirmed plans to develop an international $1m (€729,000) campus in Dingle, Co Kerry.

The GAA has confirmed that Sky Sports has bought exclusive rights to 14 championship games this summer.

Fifteen talented traditional musicians will take to the stage of the Rochestown Park Hotel in Cork this Friday to compete in the final of the Séan Ó Riada Gold Medal Competition, broadcast live on RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta.

Fifteen talented traditional musicians will take to the stage of the Rochestown Park Hotel in Cork this Friday to compete in the final of the Séan Ó Riada Gold Medal Competition, broadcast live on RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta.

It’s that time of year again when some of this country’s finest and fittest stare into the inky blackness of those dark winter nights and decide that one more spin on the GAA’s carousel is beyond them.

The GAA have confirmed the make-up of its Football 'Stars of the 1980s' team which will be honoured on All-Ireland SFC final day on Sunday, September 22 when Dublin meet Mayo at Croke Park.

The death has taken place of the author, poet, musician, and Irish language enthusiast, Maidhc Dainín Ó Sé.

My first memory of Comórtas Peile na Gaeltachta is from 1984, when An Rinn was full of talk about Willie Joe Padden.

RTÉ has claimed salaries paid to its top-earning presenters will have fallen by about 40% from their peak by the end of this year, despite ongoing criticism about their pay-levels.

Diarmuid O’Donovan was last night appointed as administrator of the Cork County Board.

The Irish language has played a central role in shaping our culture.