Story Hunters Story Trail, The Legend of Balor of the Evil Eye, Harbour Park, Finisklin, Sligo. Cathaoirleach Councillor Dónal Gilroy launched a new Story Trail at Harbour Park, Finisklin, joined by ...

Robbie Brady could be in contention for international duty in the upcoming World Cup playoff against Czechia in Prague, even though he has missed the last two games for his club due to injury. However ...

Ireland’s Anna Foster, Annabel Wilson and Aine Donegan struggled in the opening round of the Australian Women’s Open in breezy Adelaide.

Inflation figures for February show that food prices on the supermarket shelves are continuing to rise. It comes as households face into likely future steep increases in the cost of energy as a result ...

Carlisle Grounds, in Bray, County Wicklow. Photo: Sportsfile Posters for the new 'Under the Giant' festival, in Bray. Craig David has been announced as one of the headliners for a new festival in ...

The Dublin filmmaker on why the London actor deserves an award, his next horror movie about St Patrick and his praise for Jessie Buckley Irish director Brendan Muldowney. Photo: Steve Humphreys ...

Irish star is up against four women who all put in top-class performances Kate Hudson, Emma Stone, Jessie Buckley, Rose Byrne and Renee Reinsve are all up for Best Actress awards at the Oscars Is ...

Migration into the country must be to the benefit of Irish people, Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan has privately told Government ministers.

Stephen Kenny believes former Ireland striker David McGoldrick would be a “brilliant person” to bring into a dressing room amid speculation the 38-year-old will come out of international retirement ...

I’m confident he can defend his Ryanair crown, and I’m hopeful that I can tick off another box on my CV aboard Road to Home in the Kim Muir Fact To File, ridden by Mark Walsh, races clear of the final ...

An Irish short film that had the honour of screening at multiple film festivals including the prestigious Cannes festival is led and directed by three creatives from Wexford.

Architect Fionnuala May says Irish town centres could thrive again, if people go back to living in them Fionnuala May, president of the RIAI. Photo: Mark Condren Fionnuala May has lived on Mountjoy ...