Food outlet closed after inspectors found lack of   hot water supply  electricity led to storage of high-risk food  at unsafe temperatures

Esther N McCarthy chooses sustainable beauty sets, swimmingly good sculptures, and excellent exhibitions 

The holding is broken into lots of the house on 1.3 acres with outbuildings and then 21.9 acres of land

The strange case of Nick and Hilary Smith, pensioners who apparently took a decision to “withdraw from society” and whose mummified bodies were not found at their home at Rossane, near Cloneen, Co Tipperary for some 18 months, continues to evoke ...

More than three years since start of successful pilot, it is unclear whether funding will be granted

Court told several persons in caravans had set up 'unsightly' makeshift camp at Knocklofty House, a listed building located outside Clonmel

The friary in Clonmel shut in January after some 750 years but will reopen to house refugees from Russia's war on Ukraine

Court told several persons in caravans have been illegally occupying Knocklofty House, a listed building located outside Clonmel, and have refused to leave

The figures come as the HSE has warned of increasing pressures facing hospitals from today following a busy Bank Holiday weekend for emergency care

Mary Lou McDonald called for all parties in the North to draw on the spirit that drove the Good Friday Agreement and Liam Lynch and to make things better for future generations

Regarded as 'a great soldier of Ireland' even by his opponents in the Civil War, General Liam Lynch's death on April 10, 1923, is being commemorated with a new biography, art exhibition and parades with bands from Argentina and the US

"There is no party without fault here," said Judge Alec Gabbett.

A public menopause clinic has opened in Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, the first such clinic to open outside of Dublin

Mattie Maher, 60, originally from Rosegreen, collapsed during a game between Lancashire and Hertfordshire at Glen Rovers GAA ground in Watford in April last year

The crash occurred on the R505/R661 junction at Dundrum village, shortly after 6am

The sister of an Irish man detained in a prison in Iran is calling upon the public to sign a petition for his release as his physical state is in decline. Bernard Phelan was arrested last October while travelling in Iran as a tourism consultant.

The man was found guilty of 16 sample charges of anal rape of his wife and had admitted indecently assaulting his younger sister eight times and raping her three times

Kay O’Keeffe was 63 years of age when she died.  It was the family's case that there was a delay of three years and two months in initiating treatment

The court will meet next week to hear legal argument on the ramifications of the ruling

There were just 16 homes available to rent in the city last month

The proposed relocation of services would result in a modern facility accessible not only to patients in Limerick but also to many in Tipperary and Clare, the HSE said

It is claimed that there was an alleged failure to induce labour on two occasions and if Lennon had been delivered sooner, he would have escaped injury

Judge said there is no suggestion woman was instrumental in causing the attack — but her social media messages had made the attack more likely by encouraging it

Bernard Phelan's family said: 'Once a fit, vibrant man, his health has broken and there is now grave concern that Bernard may not survive much longer' 

The prime South Tipperary grassland farm had a strong history of multiple usage and was offered in possible lots

With building interest from a variety of sources, the price expectation is in the region of €15,000-€17,000/acre with a price guide of €975,000.

Not many can say they are living their third life — but for Colleen Anderson, moving back to Ireland was a chance to heal from an abusive adoption

Couple say they cannot access services for their son in Ireland

It’s understood Patrick Connolly was participating in a charity bike outing at the time of the alleged incident

Additional TDs

The commission has until July to return to Government with its plan for the next Dáil, including how many TDs there should be, and where boundaries for constituencies start and stop

Ardfinnan is 4km north of the lands, while Clonmel is 18km away and the town of Cahir and the M8 motorway lie approximately 13km to the north

Cannabis prescribed through a medical licence does not fall under the Drug Payment Scheme

The asking price of €800,000 (€17,600/acre) is a fair reflection of the particular package of elements the farm offers

The court heard the man was to hand the drugs over to an unnamed male in order to clear a drug debt of up to €6,000

A high-level group responsible for homeless services across five counties has not met for more than three years it has been revealed. The South East Regional Homeless Forum last met in late 2019.

While the Irish travel consultant languishes in the notorious Vakilabad Prison, his family fears for his life, writes Neil Michael

Tim O’Sullivan’s remains were left undiscovered in his house in Mallow for up to two decades. ANN MURPHY looks at his and similar lonely deaths, and asks how this can happen in our midst

Bernard Phelan, who is facing the death penalty in Iran, was recently persuaded to stop a hunger strike

Gardaí investigating the sale and supply of cannabis jellies in the Dundrum area arrested a man on Tuesday who is to appear in court today.

Students lined the streets in a guard of honour to welcome home Abbey School students Shane O’Connor and Liam Carew

Every Wednesday from January 18, she will sit with her father Mark in areas where TDs congregate and ask them to support a petition, she has submitted to the Oireachtas for better autism services

There's been an 80% drop in the number of bed & breakfasts in the last few decades but reforms in the way they are registered and supported are aimed at helping the sector survive

Cathy Casey, who works in a new menopause clinic in Nenagh, tells Health Correspondent Niamh Griffin how the hub operates and how hormone replacement therapy needs to be looked at with a positive lens