Tributes have been paid following the death of Joe Kavanagh, one of the oldest people in Ireland, aged 105.

The plant-hire company owned by independent Kerry TD, Danny Healy Rae last year recorded an 85% increase in post tax profits to €444,227.

He’s earned himself the moniker “The Mindful Farmer” but when Patrick Mulcahy first started practising “mindfulness” it was no more than an eight year-old’s efforts to keep anxiety at bay.

This Friday's Late Late Show line up has been revealed.

When it started in 1962, producer Tom McGrath intended The Late Late Show to be a light entertainment, informal programme to run as a 'filler' over the summer. Gay Byrne had other ideas.

This week, Rituel is the Irish Examiner National Dairy Show 2019 Supreme Champion.

Lacemakers in Limerick want to preserve their unique craft for future generations and hope to gain UNESCO heritage status, writes Ellie O’Byrne.

Claire Walsh is hoping that a reunion with Eileen Gleeson will help to boost her Ireland career.

In her new book, Valerie Cox meets Ireland’s elder statespeople to see just how far we’ve come as a country

Kya deLongchamps meets the man who is opening a new chapter on his native Fermoy

The mother of a 24-year-old man who was murdered just days before the birth of his first baby has issued an appeal to the killer to hand himself in.

Sandra McCabe was having lunch with her family yesterday when a piece of beef got stuck in her throat.

The family of the late and much-loved comedian Brendan Grace has today honoured one of his last wishes by having his photo installed in the Shannon Airport ‘Wall of Fame’.

Bride and groom Aoife O’Callaghan and Finbarr McCarthy returned to the scene of their first encounter — and first date — on their big day.

A new exhibition reminds us how electric kitchen appliances revolutionised life for women in rural Ireland in the 1950s and ‘60s, in the wake of the ESB’s massive scheme of rural electrification from 1946 until as late as the 1970s, writes Ellie O’Byrne.

A pensioner was overcome and died of carbon monoxide poisoning after he went to check on a house where petrol generators were turned on to power the heating of a newly constructed building.

Shortly after 5pm on Sunday, gardaí were called to the scene of a collision involving a motorcycle at Kilpadder South, Dromahane, approximately 8km south of Mallow.

Stars from the comedy, music and showband worlds attended the comedian and singer's funeral service.

A book of condolences for one of Ireland's most iconic comedian will be opened at Cork Opera House this afternoon.

A street mural of Ireland’s legendary comedian Brendan Grace has appeared in Dublin’s Liberties has appeared ahead of his funeral.

The President and the Taoiseach have paid tribute to one of the country’s favourite all-round entertainers, Brendan Grace, who has died at the age of 68 after a short illness.

Brendan Grace’s daughters are thankful for the final days their family spent with their “gorgeous dad” before he passed.

The comedian and singer Brendan Grace has passed away, aged 68.

John Deady proposed to Aoife Hennessy as they enjoyed a visit to Killarney National Park, in December 2017, and they returned as newlyweds to Kerry this year to toast to their future together.

Brendan Grace's son-in-law has spoken of the comedian's illness and his willingness to return to the limelight.

Grace is an Irish showbiz veteran, with a lengthy career over 50 years spanning into music, stand-up comedy and acting.

Seven years ago, her and her husband Larry, underwent IVF treatment to conceive their son Larry Jr.

Have you seen Eileen Agnew?

Joan Deane can empathise with the family and partner of Lyra McKee.

Irish potatoes have prevented another major humanitarian food crisis in one of the poorest and most remote parts of Ethiopia, Concern Worldwide has said.

Cyclist Noel McDermott was killed when he was struck by a car at Ardsbeg, Gortahork on January 26, 2018.

Eileen Madden has run Pro Musica since 1982 when she took over from McCullough Pigott.

There is a misunderstanding that actors want to be famous, says Clelia Murphy, who stars in the stage adaptation of Light a Penny Candle, Maeve Binchy’s first novel, published in 1982.

Hundreds of fans of the late singer with The Cranberries, Dolores O’Riordan, have made the “pilgrimage” from around the world, to pay homage at her graveside, the singer’s first anniversary mass heard today.

Tommy Barker reports on two homes that form our house of the week.

The Liam MacCarthy Cup has paid an emotional visit to the family of the late rock star and frontwoman of Limerick band the Cranberries.

Riding the favourite in the famous colours of JP McManus and on a Joseph O’Brien-trained gelding at the Curragh is a dream challenge for most jockeys.

An inquest has heard how an 82-year-old farmer fell some 40 feet off a cliff while trying to rescue a calf.

In her wildest dreams, Eileen Simpson couldn’t have predicted her son would climb a wall.

As the world of football is trying to digest the breaking news that Spain have only gone and sacked their gaffer on the very eve of the World Cup, a few of us happen to find ourselves sitting in the affable company of a man who also famously missed out on the Mundial, but for a very different reason.

The grandmother of 13, from Ballsbridge in Dublin, has more than 27,000 followers - of which include Amy Huberman and Pippa O’Connor.

Ken Wardrop impressed with His & Hers, and his latest heartwarming documentary follows a number of piano students and their teachers, writes Esther McCarthy.

Fifty years ago today, 61 people were killed when an Aer Lingus plane crashed on a flight from Cork to London, and left many with questions on what caused the tragedy, writes Caroline O’Doherty.