Who was Bik McFarlane? The IRA figure linked to notorious kidnapping
Officer in command during 1981 H–Blocks hunger strike and Maze prison breakout
Forensic scientist Dr James Donovan remembered as a ‘true visionary’ at funeral Mass
First director of State forensic laboratory survived car bomb assassination attempt by ‘The General’
‘Morally bankrupt’: Anger over decision to grant planning permission to rebuild Creeslough service station where 10 died
Donegal County Council grants approval despite objections from bereaved families
Ireland weather: Met Éireann issues wind warnings for seven counties
Cork, Kerry, Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Wicklow and Waterford all subject to wind warnings on Friday
Death announced of former bishop of Killaloe Willie Walsh (90)
Bishop was known for his relatively liberal views in the Catholic Church hierarchy
New figures suggest almost a third of Ukrainian refugees in Ireland are now living elsewhere
Some 112,189 people have claimed temporary protection in Ireland, an increase of 8.5 per cent in 12 months
What are the proposed new rules on garden cabins and how might things change?
Planning rules on cabins and modular homes in back gardens could be relaxed - here’s what you need to know
Five men involved in alleged Dublin torture incident to remain in custody
A father, son and three Hennessy brothers charged with false imprisonment and assault causing serious harm
Man jailed for life for rape and murder of Danielle McLaughlin in India
Vikat Bhagat was found guilty at court in south Goa on Friday over 2017 death of Donegal backpacker
Man found guilty of rape and murder of Co Donegal backpacker Danielle McLaughlin in India
Family of Buncrana woman (28) hope she and they can find peace after ordeal of legal process that dragged on for eight years
Steve Coogan pulls out of performance of Dr Strangelove in Dublin
Theatregoers were told the actor has laryngitis
Ireland weather: Met Éireann issues status yellow rain warning for two counties
Cork and Waterford expected to see heavy rain overnight and into St Valentine’s Day
‘Keep going as long as you are allowed to’: One of Ireland’s longest serving employees moves on after more than 67 years
Denis O’Brien (86) had worked in the same factory since 1957 until it closed this week
‘The constant curse of Dublin’: Marlborough Street is prime example of urban neglect
Part of north Dublin’s inner city should be thriving but instead is a mess of dereliction and vacancies
How a chance meeting in a Norwegian songwriting camp inspired Ireland’s Eurovision entry
Laika Party, the story of the Soviet dog in space, is an unlikely subject for a Eurovision song