It is being reported that Aengus Mac Grianna has decided to leave his job as RTÉ news presenter.

Never change, Aengus. Never change.

Tributes have been paid to humanitarian and co-founder of Concern Fr Jack Finucane who has died.

The co-founder of one of Ireland's largest charities, Concern, has died.

Sinn Féin has “strongly objected” to a Fianna Fáil Dáil motion which it claims was only put forward to “gazump” its bid to remove Garda commissioner Noirín O’Sullivan.

Wolfish Stew by Erica Salcedo (Bloomsbury, €8.90)

The bond between Nancy Shanahan and her youngest child, who went missing 16 years ago on a night-out in Limerick, was recalled yesterday at Nancy’s funeral.

Venitien De Mai and Goonyella provided Jim Dreaper and owners Ann and Alan Potts with a one-two in the €50,000 Woodlands 100 Club Leinster National, the feature race of yesterday’s action in Naas.

RTÉ News anchor Sharon Ni Bheolain’s latest wardrobe choice caused quite a stir on Twitter last night.

Noel Meade’s Aengus can land the Bess Ball Hype Maiden Hurdle at Naas this afternoon.

A former priest and school principal has had his appeal against his conviction for the sexual abuse rejected.

If watching Willie Mullins-trained hot pots is your thing then Thurles is the place to be this afternoon.

Shaneshill and Outlander confirmed themselves exciting hurdling recruits when registering smooth, odds-on wins for Willie Mullins in yesterday’s maiden hurdle action in Fairyhouse.

The battle for Longford-Westmeath once again highlights Ireland’s curious tradition as a Republic that often takes comfort in voting for the hereditary principle when choosing elected representatives.

Sinn Féin TD Aengus Ó Snodaigh has issued a public appeal for information on the whereabouts of his teenage son.

We think Sinn Féin's Aengus O'Snodaigh needs to keep up with what's happening.

RTÉ newsreader Aengus MacGrianna will jet to the UK to be legally married to his long-time partner Terry Gill — but they will first exchange vows in a humanist ceremony here.

Ah Aengus!

The Harlem Shake keeps rollin' and rollin'

Poor old Aengus Mac Grianna — it’s one thing to have one newsreading gaffe under your belt but racking up your third in quick succession is quite another.

It seems those nefarious online tricksters are determined to have their fun after the news anchor was caught out on camera.

It's the pursed lips at the start, the moment of shocked realisation in the middle and the 'Whaaaat?!' at the end that crack us up :)

Poor old Aengus Mac Grianna — it’s one thing to have one newsreading gaffe under your belt but racking up your third in quick succession is quite another.

Sinn Féin TD Aengus Ó Snódaigh was contacted by Oireachtas authorities in May 2006 about his excessive claims for printer cartridges, but still claimed over €50,000 worth of ink in the following two years.

THE late editor of the Sunday Independent Aengus Fanning was remembered yesterday as a newspaperman who had showed courage in exposing the hidden evils of Irish society.

TRIBUTES were paid yesterday to the editor of the Sunday Independent, Aengus Fanning, who has died following a battle with cancer.

The editor of the Sunday Independent, Aengus Fanning, died this morning. He was 69 years old.

THEY might have called it The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Politician.

A MOTHER-OF-THREE who credits her optometrist with saving her life is living proof of the value in the advice: “Should have gone to Specsavers.”

DOMESTIC violence is a “hidden” and “heinous” crime which must carry more serious penalties for perpetrators, opposition parties stressed last night.

A 50-year-old yachtsman who drowned after he was washed overboard had not been wearing a lifejacket, a report revealed today.

Two Limerick born brothers who founded the Irish charity Concern have been honoured with the freedom of their native city, along with renowned broadcaster of traditional Irish music.

ANGEL CLIMENT is going home. After 41 years as an organist, choirmaster, composer, pianist and teacher, the Valencia man, (Spain, not Kerry) is retiring and heading to the Orchard of the South, as his home place in Spain is known.

MISSING. This one word cannot describe the range of emotions it brings when it must be used to describe a family member or friend. And yet it is a word that describes hundreds of Irish people who for one reason or another, disappear from the lives of their loved ones without a trace.