On Easter Saturday 1916, Tom Clifford sat down in his room in 4 Gardiner St to write a letter to his brother Dan. The letter has recently been discovered by their niece, Carmel Clifford.

Writing through tears of joy and pain, Donnachadh McCarthy, who came out in his late teens in 1979, is still relishing the result of last week’s marriage equality referendum

The sad plight of the widows of seven Easter Rising rebels is detailed in a heart-rending new book, says Richard Fitzpatrick

Mexican guitar virtuosos Rodrigo y Gabriela are bringing it all back home this lunchtime with a busking session on Dublin's Grafton St.

Work on the new cross-city Luas line in Dublin is to start "within weeks".

The Government came in for stinging criticism from inter-county GAA players following news their grants could be cut again in 2013.

Gardaí are due to bring separate charges shortly against dissident republicans involved in a spying operation on anti-terrorism officers, and over attempts to kill a crime boss.

The parents of a 12-year-old boy who died in an IRA bomb attack have told how they never want to know the identity of their son’s killer because it would upset them too much.

A woman, whose husband is on trial for her murder, was seeking advice on marital separation the day before her death, the Central Criminal Court heard today.

Two Dublin Sinn Féin members were convicted at the Special Criminal Court today on charges of IRA membership.

The names of three former Justice Ministers were on an alleged IRA document found by gardaí in the home of a Dublin man accused of IRA membership, the Special Criminal Court was told today.

The Irish Anti-War Movement has said that a decision to ban a protest from marching through the centre of Dublin, is politically motivated.

Seán McCárthaigh analyses an investigation that uncovered much more than gardaí or the public could have imagined