Belfast appeals court overturns ban on Protestant organisation marching through mainly nationalist area of Portadown ...
Having arrived on a soccer scholarship, Dubliner Tony Reilly built a successful life in Ohio, on the back of an 18-month visa ...
Burke traces his calling to the priesthood back to his time serving as an altar boy at his local St Patrick’s Church in ...
In the UK, which legislated in 1985, exceeding “reasonable expenses” has never resulted in courts refusing a Parental Order.
Our tax receipts are absurdly reliant on a small number of US multinationals. “I used to worry about three companies. Now ...
The actor, who plays a ‘dark horse’ in Tall Tales & Murder, an offbeat assassin in Black Doves and in the play ...
After months of being whittled down from a million applicants to eight, I got the call: ‘Will you go to the moon with me?’ ...
In the late 1970s Casey trained alongside Pat Kenneally, the very first person in Ireland to formally receive an Irish guide ...
A woman who said her ex-partner threatened to “slaughter” her and “end her life” when objecting to their son being dressed in ...
From the heart-shaped Lough Ouler in Co Wicklow to the obsidian and tragedy-tinged waters of Doolough in Co Mayo ...
The interesting and unsettling relationship here is not between the journalist and her son but between us and technology ...
Plus: Meta sends smart glasses to the blind, Screen Ireland leaves cliffhanger for filmmakers, and Andy Burnham’s GAA gambit ...