Update: Homes, farms and businesses are still without power supply following bad weather overnight after almost 10,000 customers were affected this morninhg, mainly in Cork, Tipperary and Wexford.

Dr Padraig Carney, the star of Mayo’s All-Ireland winning football teams of 1950 and ‘51, died in California today, aged 91, after a short illness.

The problem with Brexit is that it seems to restate the choice: are you Irish or are you British? says Victoria White

‘She made them laugh’, would make a good epitaph for Charlotte Bingham, with her follow up to last year’s fictionised memoir about her time, in the 50s, working for MI5, writes Sue Leonard

Latest: Dolores O'Riordan will be laid to rest on Tuesday in her native Limerick.

An 81-year-old man who died when a fire broke out at his home in Buttevant, Co Cork, on Friday, was a “pillar of the local community”.

John Creedon heads down the Shannon in his latest summer travel show for RTE. The leisurely cruise allowed him to reminisce on his long career on radio and TV. He talks to Ailin Quinlan about three decades at RTE.

A repeat social welfare fraudster who was caught after his picture was run through facial recognition software by Department of Social Protection investigators has been sentenced to three years in jail with the final two years suspended.

WHAT a strange football year it’s been! One of twists and of turns! One of defiant unity and bitter division! One of utter dejection, and pure unbridled elation! 

Our Kind of Traitor 4/5

Despite being cleared of any dereliction of duty, the failure of the Cork Brigade to take part in the rebellion weighed heavily on the minds of Tomás MacCurtain and Terence MacSwiney, writes Gerry White

A man adopted a “high handed approach” in dealing with his neighbour in a dispute over a boundary in a seaside village, the president of the High Court has said.

As Ed Power ponders a possible digital backlash, he talks to John Creedon about classic songs that never made it to the top of the charts

Tipperary would have won last year’s All-Ireland final had the new penalty rule proposal been in place, according to former Antrim star Terence ‘Sambo’ McNaughton.

USA: A dog that raced a New York commuter train has a new family-

Children pick their way through rubble searching desperately for their parent’s bodies while begging passers-by for water and food.

Six-page letter from Annie MacSwiney, written from Brixton Prison on Aug 28, 1920 in regard to her brother, Terence MacSwiney.

Yesterday’s High Court ruling that awarded over €750,000 in damages to the widow of a victim of hired killers is a victory for tenacity and most of all justice.

A woman whose husband was gunned down outside their family home has launched an action for damages over his murder.

Cynthia Nixon will star as poet Emily Dickinson in biopic 'A Quiet Passion'.

Journalist and former Lebanon hostage John McCarthy is keen to highlight social injustice, says Jo Kerrigan

WHEN her husband, Terence Bryan Foley, died, it took Amanda Bennett by surprise.

Antrim hurler Shane McNaughton has revealed the Saffrons were distracted by off-pitch matters in the lead up to their recent Leinster SHC opener against Westmeath.

Model Agyness Deyn is to play a farmer in a bleak drama set in rural Scotland.

SPIKE MILLIGAN, who died ten years ago today, is best remembered for his work as the main writer of the hit radio comedy series, The Goon Show, for his quick wit, and for his appearance at the 1994 British Comedy Awards, where he infamously called Prince Charles “the little grovelling bastard” during his acceptance of a Lifetime Achievement Award.

“WHERE are all the men?”

FOUR brothers savagely beat up their younger brother in the back of a car after he refused to take part in an arranged marriage, but avoided jail with a payment to charity.

“WE were perfect for each other,” said heartbroken Sean Kennedy last night as he tried to come to terms with the death in a road crash yesterday of his wife Emily Maguire.

British high street giant Marks & Spencer unveiled a partnership with the founder of household furnisher Habitat today as part of a move to modernise its Home department.

Terence McDonagh (Nicolas Cage) is a Vicodin-addled cop, who prowls the streets of New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, handing out his version of tough justice when he isn’t popping pills or taking drugs.

A snapshot of Irish life at the start of the last century has gone online today.

ONE of the country’s foremost authorities on the circus, Patrick (Pa) Houlihan, was laid to rest in his native Killorglin, Co Kerry, on Saturday.

Families members of two of the five young people who died in one of the worst car accidents in the history of the State have today settled their High Court action for more than €400,000.

The ‘Ugly Betty’ actress Ashley Jensen is expecting her first child with her actor husband Terence Beesley, with the new arrival due in the autumn.

Joint Antrim managers Dominic McKinley and Terence McNaughton have made four changes to their side from the one which lost to Dublin in the Leinster quarter-final, for this Sunday's Ulster SHC decider against Down at Casement Park, Belfast.

The question is: now that we no longer have the sound of gunfire ringing in our ears, can we see any more clearly how a period of history that began with 400 people gathering in Derry’s Duke Street ended with 3,500 lost lives?

THEY only remember your mistakes.

The Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission today launched its first “public interest” investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of Terence Wheelock who was found hanging in his cell at Store Street Garda Station in Dublin on June 3, 2005.

A verdict of suicide has been returned at the inquest into the death of Terence Wheelock today.

Antrim joint managers Terence McNaughton and Dominic McKinley has selected an unchanged team for their side's second match in All-Ireland SHC qualifier Group 1A - the visit of Laois to Casement Park on Saturday (throw-in 3pm).

More than 100 people have taken to the streets of Dublin today to demand an independent inquiry into the death of Terence Wheelock.

BEREAVED families and survivors of the Stardust tragedy converged at the Dáil and the site of the fire disaster last night to mark the 26th anniversary of the tragedy.

The State Pathologist is due to give evidence at the inquest of a young Dublin man who died after apparently trying to hang himself in a police cell last year.