THEY met on a night out in Killarney and Anne (known to all by her nickname Peig) O’Sullivan and Jason Mangan got engaged in Malaga.

A consultant dermatologist misdiagnosed ringworm in two children as seborrhoeic dermatitis of the scalp and as a result prescribed an inappropriate treatment which added to their discomfort and pain, the Circuit Civil Court was told Tuesday.

“Is it ever OK to rape someone?” asks Jay Conway, the scenery-chewing Irish-American Oscar-winner about to take the lead in a West End production of the new play by hot young Irish playwright Ruth Davenport.

The Netflix collab presents an intimate look at her historic 2018 Coachella performance that paid homage to America's historically black colleges and universities.

Latest: The sister of Charles Manson's victim Sharon Tate said a prayer for his "soul" after she was told of the notorious cult leader's death at the age of 83 yesterday.

Schools are being told to open their eyes to the presence of transgender students and to listen to their ideas on how to support them.

An Islamic faith school's policy of segregating boys from girls is unlawful sex discrimination, leading judges in England have ruled.

The man's ex partner conceived the child after they spilt up.

Tony Pulis accused Arsenal's "cheating" Alexis Sanchez of diving and believes West Brom should have been awarded a penalty during their 2-0 defeat at the Emirates Stadium.

It’s six months since Ray Foley joined Red FM. He talks Dublin-Cork commutes with Marjorie Brennan

Donald Trump’s life and career have been defined by his legal battles. But do the attorneys who guided him through the courtrooms of New York and New Jersey know how to navigate Washington? Jonathan Mahler reports

Both names were trademarked earlier this week.

Beyonce has given birth to her twins, according to reports in US media.

What does this mean?

Eoin O'Callaghan's new movie Celtic Soul opens in Ireland this weekend. He retraces a journey that began in Cork in 1994.

We first saw John Connors in Love/Hate, but his gritty new crime thriller looks set to propel him into the big time, writes Esther McCarthy

New Zealander Scott Dixon walked away unscathed from this horrific crash during the Indy 500 on Sunday evening.

PPI-award winning broadcaster, Ray Foley, will co-present a new breakfast show on Cork’s RedFM’s with Jason Coughlan from Monday.

Top breakfast radio show presenter KC has left Cork’s RedFM, with industry speculation that he is set to join rival 96FM.

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Your daily dose of Kodaline.

Last Wednesday night, assistant manager Jay Larranaga sat on the bench to watch his Boston Celtics beat the New Jersey Nets by three points in an NBA season-opener.

There’s now a wealth of plant-powered beauty brands to choose from. Katie Wright rounds up her pick of the best on the market.

Two youngsters have been praised for phoning 999 to report a fire - while adults filmed and took pictures of the blaze.

Our Kind of Traitor 4/5

With a third-round, three-under-par 69 that gave him outright second place behind Jordan Spieth after 54 holes, the golfing world wanted to know a little more about 24-year-old Smylie Kaufman.

ONE of comedy trio Foil, Arms and Hog’s weekly YouTube sketches features a Skype job interview gone wrong, writes Ellie O’Byrne. 

Maureen Dowd on why Tinseltown’s toxic brew of fear and sexism is keeping women out of the top jobs

Comedian Russell Brand and former partner Jemima Goldsmith have won their High Court harassment case against a masseuse who alleged they treated her ”like a prostitute”.

Only a small fraction of more than 1,400 victims who were sexually exploited as children in Rotherham over a 16-year period have come forward for help, according to a lawyer representing survivors.

Beyonce and Gwyneth Paltrow have fallen out over Madonna.

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Like the idea of being well read but can’t face actually reading the book?

The legendary purveyor of musical good times tells Ed Power why he’s looking forward to playing in Kerry

Silas Selleck (Michael Fassbender) is an outlaw killer who is rarely without a cigar in Slow West (15A), which may be writer- director John Maclean’s way of telling us that his debut feature is part-homage to the neo-realist Western pioneered by the cheroot-chewing Clint Eastwood. 

Michael Fassbender relished the thought of donning a Stetson and wielding a six-gun for his new western, writes Susan Griffin

USA: A group of self-styled Robin Hoods have been feeding parking meters while trailing traffic wardens.