ALERT! Popular Irish made baby garment sold in Limerick store recalled amid suffocation fears
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has alerted the public across Limerick and Ireland to a nationwide recall of…
Barrtalk: Rory continues to be a nerve-jangling must-watch
As someone who has been privileged to follow the career of Rory McIlroy over the last decade-and-a-half or…
Salesman awarded €106,000 after Donegal business failed to comply with earlier wages order – The Irish Times
A salesman who submitted that it was “humiliating” to be paid less than a younger colleague after 22…
Six Donegal students receive All Ireland Scholarship
SIX Donegal students have been awarded an All Ireland Scholarship which will cover the full duration of their…
Donegal’s Eric Roberts leads Mental Health Ireland campaign
Eric Roberts is leading a Mental Health Ireland Campaign. Hello, How Are You? day will take place on…
Moya Brennan ‘carried the rich soul of Donegal’ to global audiences, funeral told – The Irish Times
Moya Brennan was remembered as a musician who “carried the rugged beauty of Donegal to audiences right across…
Shock and sadness as closure of Donegal clothing brand is announced
News of the closure of Donegal Town athleisure wear brand FitPink has been met with shock and with…
‘Everyone was getting nervous’ – Fáilte Ireland to fund Fort Dunree application
Fáilte Ireland has agreed to fund the preparation of a new planning application at Fort Dunree following a…
Donegal’s Eric Roberts leads Mental Health Ireland campaign
Eric Roberts is leading a Mental Health Ireland Campaign. Hello, How Are You? day will take place on…
Clannad singer and harpist Moya Brennan dies in Co Donegal, aged 73 – The Irish Times
Musician Moya Brennan has died in Co Donegal, aged 73. A family statement said the singer, harpist and…
Honouring Leitrim man’s life and sculptures on his first anniversary
As the mallet strikes the chisel and the chisel strikes the stone – April 4 marks the first…
Condé Nast Traveller reveals its seven wonders of Ireland for 2026, and there’s no Dublin or Galway – The Irish Times
Condé Nast Traveller has named its seven wonders of Ireland for 2026, featuring some “less instantly recognisable places…