An Independent councillor is raising concerns of potential overcrowding in a new Direct Provision centre in Offaly.

The rivalry has defined so much of this decade it shouldn’t be surprising that the players and their skills have done so too.

Kilkenny is as tribal a rivalry as it comes for John Leahy but his outlook on hurling now is more holistic

Your editorial (Irish Examiner, 12/08/19) about cycling in the city quotes a Cork Cycling Campaign spokesman’s opinion that they were unhappy about how the Wilton Road corridor project was publicised and that “councillors may have been convinced by the sheer number of objectors.”

A boy who was knocked down by an electric car in a car park has settled his High Court action for €55,000.

Renua will continue to be able to claim more than €250,000 a year in taxpayers’ funding - despite not having any elected representatives.

The Offaly county councillor topped the poll in the Birr constituency in the recent local elections.

The long-awaited Cork Metropolitan Area Transport Strategy (CMATS) document has arrived.

It’s coming home, it’s coming home, hurling’s finally coming home. Or at least it’s giving Waterford a game where they can call home.

To put the much-hyped world class Childrens’ hospital overspend and wastage into perspective, all one has to do is a simple sum.

Residents living near one of Cork's busiest roads are to meet later this week to discuss plans to radically revamp the road network in their area.

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There’s usually less debate about the hurling All-Stars than you get with the football All-Stars.

Renua Ireland has launched its referendum campaign with the slogan, 'Be My Voice'.

In a week when the ethos of Munster Rugby has been thrust under the spotlight, perhaps it is fitting the man who was the very embodiment of such ideals and beliefs was honoured forever in Limerick.

In a week when the ethos of Munster Rugby has been thrust under the spotlight, perhaps it is fitting the man who was the embodiment of such ideals and beliefs will be honoured forever in Limerick.

Traders in one of Munster’s oldest suburban shopping centres have given a qualified welcomed to plans for a €100m regeneration of the complex.

The two parties of the last government — Fine Gael and Labour — posted a combined deficit of almost €3m last year, despite receiving funding of almost €8m from taxpayers, the Irish Examiner can reveal

The two parties of the last government — Fine Gael and Labour — posted a combined deficit of almost €3m last year, despite receiving funding of almost €8m from taxpayers, the Irish Examiner can reveal.

Airbus announced the biggest commercial-plane transaction in its history, securing an order for single-aisle aircraft valued at nearly $50bn (€42.6bn) at the Dubai Air Show, outdoing Boeing’s own $20bn mega-deal, Julie Johnsson, Mary Schlangenstein and Benjamin D Katz report.

Political indifference has turned rural Ireland into a playground for criminal gangs and drug lords.

A farmer who was beaten and bound by a gang of men will not be able to return to his home when he leaves hospital due to the damage caused by the attackers.

Management of Cork City Council have not “earned the right or demonstrated sufficient capacity or expertise” to run an expanded city.

Political party Renua has announced it is now a pro-life party and has dropped its policy of affording a free vote to its elected officials on ‘matters of conscience’.

Residents have called for the scrapping of a bus lane on one of Cork City’s busiest roads after figures show there have been more than 100 accidents in the area since it was installed.

Residents have called for the scrapping of a controversial bus lane on one of Cork city’s busiest roads after figures show there have been more than 100 accidents in the area since it was installed, writes Eoin English of the Irish Examiner.

The sham of new politics is not confined to the smaller parties, writes Michael Clifford

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Michael Breen is a symbol of Tipperary’s new hardness, writes Anthony Daly.

Financial guru Eddie Hobbs is reported to have quit Renua, the party that failed to secure a single seat in the last general election.

Former Tipperary star John Leahy says the GAA requires a culture change to deal with the problem of gambling within the organisation.

So now it’s official.

Hopefully, your correspondent (Irish Examiner, Letters, March 28) Diarmuid P Ó Luasa’s subtle but magnificent irony will not be lost on Ms Ruth Dudley Edwards.