Michelle O’Neill has survived a challenge to her position as the vice president of Sinn Féin, after she was re-elected following a ballot of party members.

Two years ago, Gerry Murphy was living in Abu Dhabi when, tuning into RTÉ radio, he heard the unmistakable strains of tunes painstakingly preserved by his grandfather 80 years previously.

The Irish are obsessed with the weather — so it’s no surprise RTÉ is devoting a three-part series to the topic, writes Ailin Quinlan.

Artist Collette Nolan and poet Gerry Murphy led community workshops in Cork’s Glucksman gallery that resulted in a film poem, writes Margaret Jennings.

Detectives are investigating if the latest gangland murder is linked to the Kinahan crime cartel.

Bomb cyclone. Thundersnow. Polar Vortex. Arctic Blast. Snowmageddon.

Catch all you need-to-know entertainment news with Eoghan O’Sullivan.

A hard Brexit could lead to unemployment for thousands of cross-border teachers working in Ireland and the North, it has been claimed.

A programme that sees new graduates and those with no tech experience trained for free by one of Ireland’s best-known IT companies could soon be introduced around the country because of its success in Cork.

Storm Ewan brought winds of 100km/hr when it made landfall today.

Alannah Hopkin discusses the inspiration behind her new book of poems and songs about Cork City, On the Banks.

A landmark Cork pub will be transformed into an art gallery tonight to help fund an orphanage on the other side of the world.

Kerry manager Éamonn Fitzmaurice reckons Tipperary are a stronger and more “unified” force for having lost so many big-name players during the off-season.

One of the few multi-million euro restoration projects to have gone ahead during the economic downturn has been unveiled to the public with the limited reopening of Killarney House and Gardens, yesterday.

It is being hailed as the jewel in the crown of Killarney, and its restoration will bring the Killarney National Park right into the heart of the town and create the biggest urban park in the world.

Leinster backs coach Girvan Dempsey confirmed yesterday that the province wouldn’t be losing any players to international duty for this Friday’s Guinness Pro12 encounter against the Ospreys in the Liberty Stadium.

Coming off possibly their most comprehensive victory in Munster football, and the success of their U21s, it wouldn’t be remiss to consider this Tipperary’s greatest chance of overturning Kerry in the championship in 87 years.

Biscuit king Michael Carey is hopeful that his new venture can take a sizeable bite out of the lucrative biscuit markets in both Ireland and the UK, currently worth around €170m and €2bn respectively.

Ireland U17 manager Tom Mohan, who has led the squad to next month’s European finals in Bulgaria, has defended the FAI’s pursuit of English-born players eligible for the Republic.

The humour in Gerry Murphy’s poems was a reaction to solemnity, writes Colette Sheridan.

If you want a better chance of passing your driving test, you might be better to go west.

An anthology of poets who were born in the province after 1960 is the first since the late Sean Dunne’s 1985 guide, says Colette Sheridan

More wintry showers are on the way this evening.

Poor Eileen Dunne was left looking very uncomfortable on the Nine O’Clock News tonight.

Met Éireann has issued two weather warnings across the country until tomorrow.

Some 45 successful candidates for promotion to senior ranks in the Garda Síochána have been officially notified.

Many roads are impassable this morning after torrential rain last night and two weather warnings remain in place.

Hundreds of bicycles will be made available through the bikeshare scheme to people in Cork, Limerick, and Galway over the next five weeks.

The National Transport Authority has approved public transport fare increases across Bus Éireann, Iarnród Éireann, Dublin Bus, and Luas services.

Price rises for bus and rail users are on the way next year, with some due to begin next week.

On Monday night’s Nine O’Clock News, on RTÉ 1, weather presenter Gerry Murphy announced that "In Ireland, autumn is September, October and November". As bald and as bold as that.

Met Eireann has issued a Status Yellow weather warning today with heavy rainfall expected.

The great German composer’s Irish and Scottish ‘airs’ will be played at the Kilkenny Arts Festival.

Forecaster Met Éireann has said the sunny weather enjoyed by the country over the last week is set to last until at least Tuesday.

Almost a third of the time drivers spend in European city centres is used looking for parking spaces, according to a transport expert.

Cork is set to lead a national drive towards greater transport energy efficiency over the next decade.

An orange weather alert remains in place this morning with very strong winds of up to 130 kilometres per hour expected, particularly over Munster.

Met Éireann issued a national weather alert last night, warning of very strong winds, driving rain and the possibility of floods.

Met Éireann has issued a national weather alert, warning of very strong winds, driving rain and the possibility of floods.