Kathleen Burke nee Walsh – Midwest Radio
Bloomfield, Hollymount, Co. Mayo – peacefully at her residence, surrounded by her loving family (18th February, 2026). Predeceased…
Apple expands in Cork and Dublin
Tech giant Apple adds capacity for more than 1,600 staff as it expands operations in Ireland beyond its…
Breda O’Sullivan nee McGrath – Midwest Radio
Carrigaline, Cork and formerly of Portacloy, Ballina, Co. Mayo – on 18th February 2026, peacefully surrounded by her…
Apple unveils new Dublin office and says ‘no barriers’ to more investment in Ireland
Apple boss Cathy Kearney told the Irish Independent that a new high-end building in the tech giant’s Cork…
Increase in horse manure dumping in Dublin’s Liberties
Residents of the Liberties in Dublin say there is a serious problem with the dumping of horse manure…
Dublin public transport use grows as Ireland records 363.5 million journeys — Dublin Public Transport
New figures published by the National Transport Authority (NTA) show that public transport usage continued to grow in…
Donegal man becomes first NAS paramedic to secure major research funding
Pictured: Dr Charles Brand, Research Officer and Shane Devlin, AP. Photo: National Ambulance Service (NAS) An Inishowen man…
‘Get Lost in a Good Book’ for Ireland Reads Day at Clare Libraries
Ireland Reads Day marks the culmination of Ireland Reads, a national campaign to get the whole country reading…
No resolution to noise dispute at centre of Dublin nightlife row as case adjourned till March – The Journal
No resolution to noise dispute at centre of Dublin nightlife row as case adjourned till March The JournalProtesters criticise…
Jack Crowley’s seven minutes off the bench won it for Ireland – now England await – The Irish Times
Jack Crowley has been through the ringer over the past three years. Left on the bench behind Johnny…
Outrage as disgraced Wexford choirmaster seen socialising with child rapists at opening of Carlow massage parlour
Former church organist and music teacher Éanna McKenna was convicted for possession of ‘horrific’ child abuse images in…
Ireland backs international law at ‘difficult time’
Ireland remains a steadfast supporter of international law and human rights in the “changed global context”, foreign affairs…