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Gillian Sherratt and Stephen Morrison have asked that people attending a march calling for reform in Harvey’s name this ...
A cordon was set up from La Touche House to the quayside end of George’s Dock to keep members of the public away from the ...
A group of friends in Limerick city started a small festival in 2018 that’s now drawing in thousands, selling out in minutes, and platforming new, experimental Irish acts.
Jack Morley meets the people working tirelessly to protect and restore Ireland’s nature in its greatest time of need.
A woman with a large following on social media claimed to have Electric Picnic tickets for sale – but no-one has received ...
'The British state is on edge': Kneecap's second day in court sees police action and legal wrangling
IF MO CHARA’S last appearance before a British court was marked by a party-like atmosphere today’s was a more serious affair, if still just as loud. This vibe shift was clear both inside and outside ...
The red wooden Kiruna Kyrka, which dates from 1912 and weighs 672 tonnes, completed its five-kilometre journey around 2:30pm ...
Adams took a case against the broadcaster after one of its programmes contained an allegation that Adams sanctioned the ...
THE LUAS RED line service between Connolly and The Point will remain closed for at least a week due to a gas fire at George’s ...
Bank of Ireland has said staff will be required to attend work in person for eight days each month from September.
The death follows an appeal by Fiosrú into an incident at O’Connell Street, Dublin on Friday morning at 4.15am.
VOLUNTEERS IN EAST Cork have spent the past month constructing a giant community tablecloth for a special community gathering ...
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