Maeve Kelly, who Gerard Roan drove into in 2016, wants mental health issues to have the same bearing as vision and hearing problems when it comes to a driver’s eligibility to drive.

NCBI works to provide the practical, emotional and social support so that people with sightloss can reach their full potential, says Chris White.

A separated couple, who own a €1.5m Spanish holiday home, have had the second of two Dublin houses they own repossessed within a fortnight of each other on foot of a €2m mortgage debt with KBC Bank Ireland Plc.

The move fulfils a promise Mr Batten made to step down a year after being elected unopposed.

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Gerard Taylor was last seen when he left his home in Sandyford at approximately 9am yesterday morning.

A Co Meath farmer has lost his Supreme Court appeal over a bank’s appointment of a receiver over annual payments of €170,000 to him under the EU Basic Payment Scheme.

A Limerick mother who trekked across northern Spain to help her cope following the sudden death of her son has penned a moving book about her journey.

Steve Gerrard, Gerard, he slips on his… well, you know the rest of the lyrics.

A local authority was "bewilderingly incompetent" in its conduct when it directed a construction firm to trespass on private land to carry out road and drainage works, a High Court judge said.

Tralee is buzzing for hoops. The Complex is gripped by Saturday night fever. Even football people are backing the basketball team in their droves and they’re not just following the Star. First cousins Darren and Fergal O’Sullivan are important figures in the Tralee success story. Ahead of tonight’s National Cup semi-final with Pyrobel Killester at the Mardyke Arena, they explain how a town became united behind the Warriors

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Spain international winger Gerard Deulofeu has signed for Watford from Barcelona in a deal worth an initial €13.

Clare absolutely cashed in those chips when the roulette wheel seemed about to spin off the table, writes Anthony Daly

The family of an Irish sporting legend who died in the UK 13 years ago said they're delighted he's finally home after scattering his ashes on a famous Cork cricket ground. 

The brother of a homeless man who died while sleeping on the streets of Cork said there is a grieving family behind each of these tragedies.

To understand the changing heart of the GAA, it’s worth a trip to the Cork City Junior C Football League final.

Striker Simone Zaza was Valencia's hero once again as he snatched victory in a five-goal thriller at Real Sociedad in which both sides were reduced to 10 men.

Cancer survivor Gerard Ingoldsby is glad the State, in its new National Cancer Strategy, has recognised the psychological effects of the disease.

A plague of rural robberies and burglaries have shattered the trust on which the foundations of rural society are built, a Circuit Court Judge said yesterday.

Helen O’Callaghan talks to the dancer who’s adorning billboards for a campaign shouting Strong is Beautiful

A mother who had been recovering from breast cancer yesterday relived, along with her husband and their four young children, a night of terror when an armed gang burst into their rural home in Co Limerick.

Audrey has been sorting out Cork people for ages

A 10-year-old boy who was brain-damaged at birth at Kerry General Hospital yesterday received a €15m lump sum payment in final settlement of his High Court case.

A US-based nun has revealed how she was ’sold’ by the Bessborough mother-and -baby home to an American family in an organised adoption in 1954 and how she was reunited with her birth mother over 50 years later.

A London head chef, who claimed that Dublin Bus has turned his family holiday in Ireland into a nightmare after accusing them of not paying a correct fare, has been awarded damages in the Circuit Civil Court, writes Saurya Cherfi.

A woman has revealed how her baby boy "was just left to die" days after he was born in a mother-and-baby home in Co. Cork in 1961.

The family of a Tyrone man say they have been left "broken" by his disappearance almost ten years ago.

Pat Dromey’s mother suffers from dementia and sometimes it’s kinder to go along with her version of reality. Health Correspondent Catherine Shanahan examines the use of therapeutic lying in dementia care in the context of a new report, Therapeutic Lying and Approaches to Dementia Care in Ireland

“I just want to live a normal life”. That’s the simple wish of publican Gerard Cahill from Mallow, Co Cork, who weighs almost 27 stone. He is one of 18 people hoping to become to an Operation Transformation leader.

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This week we meet up with Mark Cagney, the 60-year-old host of TV3’s Ireland AM.

Gerard Barrett tells Esther McCarthy that his new TV3 drama ‘Smalltown,’ explores his love of and concerns about rural Ireland. 

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Despite the historic night for the Boys in Green with their brilliant victory over Italy, the holiday has come to an end for many Irish fans who took a fortnight off to follow the team around France.

Times have changed since the O’Hanlon family started farming on Golden Hill Farm in Co Kerry in 1876.

St Michael’s College and Newbridge College will contest to the quarter-finals of the Leinster Schools’ Junior Cup, following respective victories over St Gerard’s, Bray and Gorey Community School, yesterday afternoon.