Cork teenager Caoimhín Kelleher’s star continues to rise at Liverpool, with the 19-year-old impressing in the club’s 4-1 victory over Manchester Utd at the International Champions Cup in Michigan on Saturday night.

Three men have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after an 11-year-old boy was killed in a hit-and-run outside a mosque.

Kya deLongchamps looks at the practicalities of choosing and fitting a stove as part of a single room or a whole house heating plan using wood, coal or oil.

Extending marriage rights to same-sex partners would remove the last bastion of institutional homophobia, a gay couple have said.

Relations between members of One Direction are strained, a report has claimed.

Scientists at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) are hoping to throw further light on sunspots and solar storms as they go global with a ‘citizen science’ project following phenomenal success in Ireland.

A prolific paedophile who used the internet to target and blackmail young girls all over the world has been jailed in a case described as one of the worst the British courts have ever seen.

Residents in the disadvantaged estate of St Mary’s Park, Limerick have begun a roadside protest to highlight their anger at the City Council’s handling of the estate’s regeneration.

He’s a global heart-throb — and by far Ireland’s most followed person on Twitter.

A COURT case in Australia could prove a watershed in the horse breeding industry.

HAILING a cab will never be the same again.

SINCE the economic downturn began in this wonderful country of ours a few years ago we have had Taoiseach Brian Cowen, ministers and every Fianna Fáil and Green party TD telling us how all the decisions that are being made are based on protecting the vulnerable in society.

WELL now the gloves are really off. Anyone who thought that the Government had its citizens at the core of the fight against the recession should think again.

A 26-year-old man who died in a car crash in Galway has been named locally as Paul Higgins from Ruanmore, Ardrahan.

The Bulmers sponsored GUI Cup and Shield finals at Shannon will be recalled for the breakthrough by several clubs of long standing in the destination of the All-Ireland pennants.

AS the exciting build-up to the All-Ireland football decider continues, Mayo received a great boost yesterday when Ballinrobe accounted for Tralee in the All-Ireland final of the Bulmers-sponsored Pierce Purcell Shield at Shannon.