An Irish comedian has been organising online group film screenings so people can watch films together, while alone.

Located less than 1km from the village of Boherlahan in South Tipperary, a 42-acre grassland holding is new to the market, and it will surely attract some interesting bids, in this highly sought-after part of the country.

Near the village of New Inn in South Tipperary, a 104-acre residential holding is new to the market with Cashel Marts, and one to watch over the coming weeks and months.

WHEN I was younger I was really tall. I was always in the back of class photos, people would always comment on my size and I was really aware of being a ‘bigger kid.’ Up until the time my twin and I turned 15 or 16 I was a good few inches taller than her, so much so that no one thought we were the same age.

Wellness coach Alison Canavan says mindfulness is the greatest gift you can give yourself as you age. Rowena Walsh reports.

Police on the island of Madagascar are investigating whether a British teenager deliberately threw herself to her death after escaping from a tiny two-door plane as it flew over the savanna.

I have ‘just’ the one child and for years I felt down about it. I always felt slightly apologetic when asked about how many children I have and I would say ‘just the one.’ I grew to really dislike the word ‘just’!

Andy Murray and Serena Williams’ Wimbledon match-up continued to impress after they eased into the third round of the mixed doubles.

Writing in the Journal of Natural History, husband-and-wife team Alison and Stephen Cobb claim that the iconic colour pattern helps regulate body temperature.

From chairs and stools to floral-print linens and beech chessboards, Esther N McCarthy takes a look at some of the best designs in stores and online.

The High Court has struck out proceedings by retired garda sergeant Maurice McCabe and his family against the State, the HSE and the Tusla/Child and Family Agency (CFA) following successful mediation talks last week.

Music is believed to provide children with Down syndrome lots of benefits. Now UCC researchers are putting that theory to the test, writes Áilín Quinlan.

Forget the stage-show cliché, hypnosis can improve health and change lives, writes Clodagh Finn

Ahead of Mother’s Day Irish celebs reflect on the life lessons their kids have taught them.

Before Darren Clarke tapped in his final putt to win the 2011 Open Championship at Royal St. George’s, he paused for a quiet moment, smiled at the realisation that his 20-year quest was finally complete, and said a few words to himself.

The media, in certain instances, need to accept that ‘both sidism’ is simply a broken concept when dealing with someone like Trump who will lie and spread false facts like soft butter, writes Alison O’Connor.

Cashel Marts in South Tipperary presided over some of the best sales in Munster this year, including 75 acres at Thurlesbeg, Cashel, auctioned for nearly €21,000/acre, and in June, a 92-acre non-residential farm near Cahir auctioned for over €23,000 per acre.

Featured on these pages on August 9, a 75-acre residential farm in the townland of Thurlesbeg near Cashel was auctioned last Thursday at the Horse-and-Jockey Hotel.

THE manouvere that Taoiseach Leo Varadkar pulled on Fianna Fáil this week was straight out of the latter’s own playbook on how to treat your political enemies, writes Alison O’Connor.

In Mayo, they’re still praying for a miracle — or, at least, the end of a curse.

Cashel Livestock and Property Sales have seen some very strong auction sales over the last two years.

A 91.6-acre non-residential farm in South Tipperary was sold at public auction last week,

National champion Gary O’Hanlon believes tomorrow’s Irish Examiner Cork City Marathon will be one of the most challenging editions of the event.

Should these two men, found not guilty by a jury, be consigned to the fringes of society, unable to get work for the rest of their lives asks Alison O’Connor

Institutional memory such as this, which carries the wisdom of reflection, is not valued as much as it should be in politics, writes Alison O’Connor.

There was a time when, as a journalist, you were almost afraid to say Denis O’Brien’s name out loud given his penchant for taking people to court, writes Alison O’Connor

St James’ Hospital has defended its decision not to extend a review of the work of a pathologist whose failure to detect invasive breast cancer in a woman left with lifelong health problems.

A Dublin woman whose cancer was misdiagnosed was not informed of the fact for nine months after the hospital became aware.

Has Fianna Fáil become too domesticated? Has the party changed from a wily electoral beast, with a sixth survival sense, to one that is content to sit in front of a warm confidence and supply fire, and lap on the saucer of warm milk kindly supplied by Fine Gael? This year will give us the answer to that, writes Alison O’Connor.

Wellness and Health coach Alison Canavan explains how small steady change is the key to long-term health success 8 weeks to a new you.

The speed in which Lewis Hamilton felt the ire of the digital world was something to behold, writes Alison O’Connor

Many tears of joy and a surprise proposal were among the reactions as the crew of a naval ship returned home just in time for Christmas.

The LE Niamh returned to Haulbowline Naval Base in Co. Cork this morning.

Wednesday’s votes felt like a massive step forward for Irish women’s reproductive rights, writes Alison O’Connor.

A total of 27 athletes have been selected for the Irish team for the European Cross Country Championships to be held in Samorin, Slovakia this weekend. Ireland has entries in senior men’s and women’s as well as in the U20 category. Fionnuala McCormack (Kilcoole) will make a record-breaking 15th appearance on Sunday.

It’s a regular complaint in our house. “You’re much better off being a dog than a husband here,” my spouse will grumble at least once a week, writes Alison O’Connor.

The Taoiseach didn’t just misread the room — he wasn’t even in the same neighbourhoodas people of political experience, says Alison O’Connor.

"It takes time and confidence to come up with your own vision, but your eyes must be wide open enough to see how it could be realised commercially," says jewellery designer Martina Hamilton.

Government has zero legitimacy in criticising the commentary around housing, until real improvement can be shown, writes Alison O’Connor

We shouldn’t rule out the prospect of Fianna Fáil returning to power just as the economy really picks up, writes Alison O’Connor.

Gardening is a refuge, relaxation, a creative endeavour, and good for the body as well as the mind, writes Margaret Jennings.

Ireland is one of only three countries in the EU where fertility treatments are not funded by the State, writes Alison O’Connor.