Inniscarra Dramatic Society was putting on a production of… well no one is clear to this day what it was. They hired a man called Suni to teach some singing and dancing for a variety show, writes Colm O’Regan

Met Éireann forced a change in the names of several storms because suggestions from British forecasters were too Irish, not Irish enough, and, in one case, too similar to a country and western star.

Let’s face it, Tayto always wins.

It has caused quite the debate.

The final school term is in sight and the sun is almost shining. Shake off the harried routine of school runs and use the final week of the Easter hols to schedule some fun activities that memories are made of, says Ciara McDonnell.

One Irish Reddit user has sent a ’sneaky shipment’ of Taytos to his brother.

Why do they insist on providing male escorts? Why do they think a woman in her twenties would need to be chaperoned?

The force may be strong with (Sky) Walkers, but Luke closely at the above picture and you will see that Mark Hamill (and possibly his pooch) has a weakness for Tayto.

Consumer advice with Gráinne McGuinness

It was a dark day for Tayto crisps as the famed spud failed to get out of their group.

Travellers want to be officially recognised as an ethnic minority. Are they really asks Ailin Quinlan.

The world and its mother were probably trying to get into Coppers last night as Dublin celebrate their all-Ireland win.

EOIN Colfer is on sabbatical in Dublin with his family. They moved from Wexford town to Monkstown a few months ago and, from cafes to theatres, are loving life in the big city.

Deep breaths, everyone. It’s happening.

Dan McCarthy takes a trip down memory lane with a book that charts 101 items from our recent popular history from TV show Wanderly Wagon to the Aran jumper to the ‘I shot JR car sticker’    

“A Tayto Crisp is what they call it”

#Tayto4Eva

It's horrifying, really.

RTÉ 2fm presenter, Paddy McKenna, knew a career as a crime reporter was not for him when his then bosses, at the Sunday World, suggested he go undercover with a recording device taped to his body to meet a Russian brothel owner.

As the Dáil dives into its long summer recess, political correspondent Shaun Connolly assesses the highs and lows of another year-long ride on the Oireachtas rollercoaster

It’s official: A cold turkey buffet does not constitute dinner, at least according to the country’s advertising watchdog.

Tayto goes 'as gaeilge' with a special, limited-edition retro 6-pack. Yes, this is a real thing.

Are you of Ireland? Here's the 10 rules you have to live by…

It should have been the day Mr Tayto met Mr Taoiseach but, strangely, the big yellow fellow was nowhere to be seen as Enda Kenny arrived to marvel at the adventure park built to honour the crisp icon.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny pictured today at the Largo Foods factory in Co. Meath.

Forget the socks and smelly candles, Jonathan deBurca Butler picks some weird and wacky gifts to spice up your Christmas stockings

Emerging food companies are being urged to take advantage of the advanced food science skills of Teagasc and other third-level research hubs to road test and develop their products.

IT’S that time of year, when Cork’s favourite pantomime dame, Jim Mulcahy, dons big hair, make-up and loud female costumes.

HERE ARE SOME GREAT FAMILY FUN IDEAS TO KEEP YOU BUSY FOR THE SUMMER!

MR TAYTO introduced comedy into the election campaign.

PIZZA chips are the latest idea from snack food manufacturers Tayto Hunky Dorys.

THOUSANDS of sunflowers will be sold as part of a campaign launched yesterday to raise vital funds for hospice care services for people who are dying or seriously ill.

A family-owned crisp maker from Northern Ireland today emerged as the potential saviour of collapsed rival Golden Wonder.

AS the latest Tayto ad says, there’s always one.