A woman in her 60s has died following a collision involving her bicycle and a tractor yesterday afternoon in Co Cork.

A Mayo community has been gripped by shock and sorrow as it struggles to come to terms with the loss of three members of a much-loved family in Monday’s horror road crash.

A Mayo community has been gripped by shock and sorrow as it struggles to come to terms with the loss of three members of a much-loved family in Monday’s horror road crash.

The victims of yesterday’s tragic crashes which claimed five lives, have been named.

An Irishwoman who converted to Islam and became radicalised in Britain claims there are 150 extremists operating in Ireland.

JUST as one man’s meat is another man’s poison, one man’s radicalisation is another man’s awakening; one man’s conversion is another man’s apostasy.

An Irishwoman who converted to Islam and became radicalised in Britain claims there are 150 extremists operating in Ireland.

Italian authorities are facing questions on whether they underestimated the risks facing a snowbound mountain hotel hours before an avalanche hit.

What if you came back from holiday to find squatters in your home? Rita de Brun checks your rights

Here’s our tips on what’s you should watch on the box tonight.

Mid-West Correspondent Jimmy Woulfe meets a couple coping with son’s death

THE houses at Longfield Park are “fabulous”, according to at least one resident.

Marcella Breslin did not jump for joy or whoop when a jury awarded her €2.8m damages.

IN a recent RTÉ radio interview Esther Rantzen said, “I’ve got plenty of people to do something with ... but nobody to do nothing with”.

IT really is all about the bride for Marcella Ware — she’s just about to relocate from the West Waterford home she built on the banks of the River Bride, moving with her husband Fergal to be closer to the sea and to her Bijou Bridal business in Tramore.

Angry fans booed Lady Gaga after she arrived over an hour late for a public appearance – and then dashed indoors before many had even caught a glimpse of her.

This is the simplest most delicious roast chicken recipe I know — no fat, no basting, no stuffing.

Right now they have hardly a care in the world, outside the small matter of trying to win the All-Ireland.

Irish Examiner journalist Jennifer Hough has been presented with a special award at the Inclusion Ireland annual conference in Wexford.

THERE is €191 million in a HSE fund for more than 15,000 people living in long-term residential care.

MINISTER with responsibility for Disability Kathleen Lynch will tomorrow visit a locked residential institution in Cork city for people with intellectual disabilities.

Charlie Flanagan of Fine Gael is ahead of Brian Cowen's brother Barry after the first count in the Laois-Offaly constituency.

PAWEL KALITE was ill as a child but his parents told the court in their victim impact statement that a “contagious” and “positive energy” emanated from him.

Brutal, savage and sadistic is how the murder of two Polish men was described by the judge who jailed their killer today.

GERTRUDE Barrett popped into Arnott’s on the way to Government Buildings yesterday to pick up two pairs of extra-thick ski socks in the sale.

FOUR women who lost loved ones in the Stardust disaster last night vowed to step up their campaign for justice after staging a sit-in at Government Buildings.

THE sun shone brightly yesterday, but it couldn’t hide the pain of a town that bid farewell to two young local men who died in a car crash on Sunday.

TWENTY-FIVE years of tears and still eyes refused to dry as those bereaved by the Stardust fire gathered to remember lost loved ones at a special anniversary mass.

THE FAMILIES of the Stardust tragedy victims have called on Justice Minister Michael McDowell to establish a new tribunal of inquiry into how 48 young people died in the 1981 fire.

MOTHER of four Bridget Guiry had developed lesions on her liver by the time her breast cancer was detected.

I’ve been told that if you want to make your way to an Italian man’s heart it is essential to be able to make a good ragu.

CORK, surprisingly, contest the Suzuki Ladies Football National League final in Pearse Stadium tomorrow against all-conquering Mayo, who were only allowed back into the competition at the 11th hour.