In the last of our series, Áilin Quinlan visits Glengarriff in West Cork, which has experienced a revival in visitor numbers

Ever the get the feeling someone is behind you when you're out shopping only to realise it’s a mannequin?

THE whistleblower’s lot can be lonely. Remember Sheena McMahon? She was a young mother, who, in the mid-1990s, told of madness in sections of the gardaí in Donegal.

An iconic music shop where rock legend Rory Gallagher bought his first guitar has closed after almost 90 years of trading.

Gardaí in Navan are appealing for the public's help in tracing the whereabouts of a missing teenage girl.

THREE young friends who cycled 80 kilometres before climbing Ireland’s highest mountain for charity were left devastated after a hostel in a leading tourist town turned them away for being “late”.

MUSICIANS in Cork have been saddened at news of the death of music shop owner Michael Crowley.

TWELVE people were killed and 11 were wounded when taxi driver Derrick Bird went on a gun rampage.

DERRICK BIRD’S killing spree began when he shot several colleagues in Whitehaven in Cumbria, then drove his cab through the countryside of the Lake District blasting other victims, apparently at random.

HE kissed the blushing bride, but came a cropper with a 10-month-old Munster rugby supporter who wasn’t going to be puckered up to by anybody from Leinster.

UCC DEMONS will have revenge on their minds against NIVEA for MEN SuperLeague favourites, Abrakebabra Tigers, at the Mardyke Arena tonight.

HE WAS a boyband heart throb, a reckless rally driver and a reluctant reality TV star but — sorry girls — he is officially off the market.

Singer Sheena Easton has turned down a third offer from Hugh Hefner to pose naked for Playboy magazine.

Rescuers confirmed today that they were looking for one remaining victim of the Glasgow factory blast which has claimed eight lives.

DUAL Gold Cup and Grand National hero, Jim Culloty, enjoyed his first ever success at Listowel when partnering Al Eile to a shock 12-1 victory in the Devon Inn three-year-old Hurdle at the first stage of the Festival yesterday.

ROSE of Tralee Orla Tobin still thought she was dreaming when she woke up yesterday morning.

IT was a sunny Sunday in Tralee yesterday and while the escorts slept through the morning, the Roses were ferried around town from first light.