A young man was ordered to do 150 hours of community service yesterday after gardaí were previously called to a McDonald’s outlet because of his threatening behaviour of carrying a hurley.

Cavan boss Mickey Graham has lashed out at a series of decisions he claims have gone against his team in the opening rounds of the Allianz Football League.

In Ireland, most of us are just getting used to contactless payments, and are perhaps distrustful.

A shareholders dispute over the running of a distillery and gin school established on the grounds of the Listoke Estate in Co Louth has come before the High Court.

A Dublin maternity hospital has apologised to the parents of a stillborn baby whose identical twin survived.

Dustin Raymond has carried a black marker to every Masters since 1991 to collect autographs on yellow souvenir flags with the Masters logo in the centre.

Detectives investigating the murder of a man in front of his partner and an 11-year-old child have made an arrest under the Terrorism Act.

Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk (12A) is an epic tale of the greatest mass rescue of World War II, when 400,000 men of the British Expeditionary Force were left stranded and undefended on Dunkirk beach as the German army closed in for the kill.

A High Court judge has refused a bank's bid to halt an action by a woman alleging a bank manager obtained false income details to support a property investment loan application.

Áilín Quinlan rounds up the best new releases to pack in your suitcase this summer

Kya deLongchamps explores the gentle genius of George Nakashima, one of the leading lights of American Studio furniture.

Gerard Pique joked there may be a baby boom among Barcelona supporters in nine months’ time following Wednesday’s record-breaking Champions League victory over Paris St Germain.

Mayfield (Cork) 1-14 Calry St Joseph’s (Sligo) 1-7: Mayfield are one step away from AIB All-Ireland Club Junior Hurling Championship glory after this workmanlike victory over dogged Calry St Joseph’s.

President Michael D Higgins has urged Ireland’s budding scientists to share their knowledge with those in other parts of the world who need it, writes Evelyn Ring. 

The two men killed in a car accident in Canada over the weekend have been named locally as Raymond McCann and Cathal Murphy, both from Cork.

A man who lost his partner in a Luas accident never recovered after her death, an inquest has heard.

An unruly teenager who spat at gardaí and bit one officer on the shoulder also dropped his pants and exposed his backside to a Garda car during a disturbance.

“The faster the ground the better” is how Harry Dunlop views Early Morning’s chance in the Royal Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot.

IF the global food chain McDonald’s was a country it would be the fourth largest buyer of Irish beef after Britain, France, and Italy.

A 13-year-old boy who was served detergent with chips instead of vinegar at a New Year’s Eve family dinner in a Co Dublin hotel has been awarded a €4,000 settlement in the Circuit Civil Court.

Here's the best shows on TV tonight.

From massive hit singles to suing hip hop samplers, Gilbert O’Sullivan has had quite a career, writes Richard Fitzpatrick

What is the world’s greatest wine region? A common question and an unfortunate answer — Burgundy.

A judge yesterday adjourned sentencing of a ‘neighbour from hell’ after hearing an anonymous letter containing specific threats has recently been sent to his victim, Raymond Crowley.

If you've had a hectic weekend, here's the best shows and films on TV to unwind to tonight.

History is repeating itself in reverse as immigrants to Ireland begin changing their names to westernised versions.

Here's what to watch on the box tonight.

A mother of two told a court yesterday her 67-year-old neighbour destroyed her life and that she was now a prisoner in her own home.

Time to plan a holiday out west.

Time to plan a holiday out west.

A jury last night found a 67-year-old Co Clare man guilty of threatening to kill his neighbour.

Take a break from your hard day's work and watch this sunshine-filled birds-eye view of the West Cork coast.

A man arrested in connection with a major drugs seizure in Dublin over the weekend has been released on bail.

In Dublin, a 44-year-old unemployed man has been accused of operating a "drugs factory" from his home in Ballyfermot.

It was the day Donegal’s ‘likeable losers’ tag stuck.

Shifting Power is set to clash again with Kingman in the Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas at the Curragh.

I can see my house from here...and here...and here...and here..

I can see my house from here...and here...and here...and here..

O’Donovan’s Restaurant,