‘Most determined spirit’ – Brian Maye on William Lawless, United Irishman and French officer
An Irishman’s Diary
Kilmacud Crokes finally find their range to shake off Portarlington late on
Dublin side had shot 18 wides in the first 45 minutes of the Leinster semi-final
Vodafone fined €13,000 over customer complaints
Phone and broadband provider pleads guilty to 12 sample counts in case taken by Comreg
The secret restaurant dishes that are only for chefs
This food is not just off-menu: it’s simply never available to regular diners like you and me
‘Toto are probably my favourite band of all time. Their lyrics are so bad they’re good’
Jess Murphy of Kai Restaurant shares her Spotify playlist of tracks she’s been listening to
So far so good for restaurateurs following a week of indoor dining
‘It has been a lot better than I thought possible ... we have been fully booked every night’
The best dog-friendly cafes, bars and restaurants in Ireland
Where water bowls, treats, even doggy menus are offered to four-legged guests
Covid-19 project wins national award for ICU patient video link system
NUIG team developed system when hospital visiting restrictions were introduced in March
Tesco to manage customer numbers with 3D imaging system
But company will still use staff to monitor busier times, priority shopping hours
‘I have had a wonderful life’: Keelin Shanley remembered at funeral
Politicians and RTÉ colleagues pay final respects to ‘fearless and funny’ journalist
Drowned fisherman remembered at funeral as ‘gentle giant’ and devoted family man
Father of four Joe Sinnott (65), who died off Hook Head, was ‘doing something he loved’
Vico Road house in Killiney sells off market for top price this year of €5.5m
Strawberry Hill House, a coastal Victorian villa in Killiney, is understood to have been purchased by a UK-based expat
Relegation dogfight goes down to final day in All-Ireland League
Four of the five teams that face drop from Division 1A will meet in final round
RTÉ appoints Will Goodbody as business editor
James McNamara becomes first digital editor of RTÉ News
I can’t help feeling that George Lee relishes breaking bad news
Radio: The environment editor’s voice dips more than usual as he relays the imminent Armageddon
Denis O’Brien documentary: I considered taking legal advice before watching the thing
Review: O’Brien owns a big chunk of the media, and often seems to be suing the rest
Six of the best TV shows to watch this week
Businessman Denis O’Brien is the focus of a special documentary, while Donegal teenager Amybeth McNulty returns in ‘Anne with an E’
Sophie O’Sullivan to make Irish debut next month
Sonia O’Sullivan’s daughter will run at European Youth Championships
RTÉ to appoint new business editor as David Murphy moves role
Murphy has been appointed political coverage editor by RTÉ
How Allied forces united to win the war
After heavy losses in 1917, the Allies finally had unity of command and, with a million American troops on the Western Front by summer 1918, German resistance gradually collapsed
Buncrana tragedy: ‘He could have saved himself but chose not to’
A inquest jury returns a verdict of death by misadventure for all five victims
Why Irish security forces would struggle in a terror attack
The Government seems to prefer the risk of an atrocity to an overhaul of our patchy defences
Irish presenters handle Manchester news with admirable calm
Radio review: RTÉ and Newstalk reports get across the full horror without histrionics
Man suffers severe facial injury in Co Donegal ‘sword attack’
Young man left with head, neck and back injuries after Christmas party attack in Buncrana
Denis O’Brien, the dossier and the spy who came into the Dáil
For months, Denis O’Brien has battled Dublin public affairs firm Red Flag in the High Court, claiming that an illegal conspiracy exists to damage him. But how did it come to this? Peter Murtagh explains a tortuous trail . . .
Let’s do brunch: the history of the portmanteau meal
Sunday brunch is a meal that many a Saturday-night reveler drags themselves to bleary-eyed in search of the cure
Wicklow overcome odds to win Provincial Towns Cup for first time
Outhalf Niall Earls inspires his side to victory over much-fancied Enniscorthy side
No winners in Sloan case as hearing weighs differing accounts
Liberalisation of EpiPen rules may be only good to come of inquiry around girl’s death
Case against pharmacist who refused EpiPen struck out
Mother of Emma Sloan (14), who died of anaphylactic shock, says decision a ‘farce’
Staff at pharmacy that refused mother EpiPen ‘received death threats’
Emma Sloan (14) died after consuming satay sauce at Chinese restaurant in Dublin city
Banking inquiry needs finger on pulse of public expectation
Michael Fingleton, former chief executive of Irish Nationwide, appears at inquiry
Three reasons the West is failing to halt Islamic State
The execution of a Croatian hostage and the massive truck bomb in Baghdad this week have been claimed by IS
Doctor struck off list for over-prescribing sleeping pills
Two medical professionals sanctioned for practices relating to prescribing of drugs
Television: Tony Ryan, high-flying hard man
Review: ‘Ryan: A Legacy’, ‘Black Work’, ‘The Bank: A Matter of Life and Debt’, ‘True Detective’
RTÉ publishes story on Denis O’Brien’s request for loan extension from IBRC
Injunction lifted on the original script, with the exception of two paragraphs
We all know we rely on nature. Let’s not throw away what’s left of it
The list of habitats to be protected gets longer, but few are being looked after properly
Television: High-flyer who crashed to earth – Tony O’Reilly’s airport-blockbuster life
Review: The sports star turned mogul popped up in so many places you’d swear he was Forrest Gump. Then it all went wrong
Paris honours Irish who fought, spied and died for France
Irish College unveils plaque for 50 Irish who served France in second World War
€470,000 Georgian now for €2.5 million
Newly restored corner house set to recover much of its original value
Drogheda in a tailspin as Shamrock Rovers take the spoils
Home side suffer their fourth consecutive league defeat
Cannons to the left of them, cannons to the right of them
An Irishman’s Diary about Irish soldiers in the Crimean War
Battle of Vinegar Hill an altogether friendlier affair this time round
Hundreds of participants take place in re-enactment of pivotal battle of 1798 rebellion in Enniscorthy, Co Wexford
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