Tommy Barker reports on a Beara Peninsula property which features an accompanying art gallery or guest house. 

Ireland was officially neutral in the Second World War but, 75 years ago today, German bombers brought the blitz to Dublin. Ryle Dwyer asks if it was error or conspiracy, and shows how the incident shines a light on our young nation’s complex relationships with the Allied and Axis powers

The Battle of Kinsale in 1601 was the highlight of a three-month siege of Spanish forces in the town and ended their hopes of conquest. Tom Hickey takes a look at a new book on this landmark moment in Irish history.

Seán O’Riordan’s article ‘Oireachtas grilling due over plan to close court’ (Irish Examiner, October 24) highlights a worrying trend in West Cork.

A credit union has opened in Castletownbere, Co Cork, less than a week after people took to the streets to protest at the closure of its predecessor.

Blighted by bad habits and irregularities, BCU suffered restrictions that made it impossible to survive, writes Investigative Correspondent Conor Ryan

The court order to wind up a credit union serving the remote Beara Peninsula represents a "huge blow" to the area, according to locals.

A car, in which a man died in a road traffic accident at the weekend, had been taken without permission from a peninsula garda station.

TODAY marks the anniversary of the Anglo-Irish agreements of Apr 25, 1938.

Neutral Shores: Ireland and the Battle of the Atlantic

Renovated, old master gunner’s house is for sale, says Tommy Barker

National Geographic had a TV premiere on Sunday 15 Jul on the diving expedition last year to the transatlantic passenger liner, the Lusitania, sunk by one torpedo from a German submarine 11 miles off Cork’s Old Head of Kinsale in 1915.

BBC viewers voted Winston Churchill as ‘Britain’s Greatest’. He is remembered as the man who saved them during the Second World War, but he was undoubtedly one of Ireland’s greatest scourges. As Minister for War in 1920 he was the politician most responsible for the Black and Tans.

THE new British Open winner yesterday revealed that he did not like the look of his winning putt at the British Open Championship, despite nervelessly rolling it in for victory.