‘Extreme concern’ over shortage of student accommodation due to Ukrainian crisis
Student accommodation would be cheaper without en-suites, says university chair
Ban on sale of turf would ‘devastate the poorest of people living alone’
In Kerry, the tradition of going to the bog is as deep as the layers of turf itself
Miriam Lord’s Week: Extra seats could mean a squash and a squeeze for TDs
As the Dáil expands along with the population, some space will have to be cleared
Former minister’s trek to Everest Base Camp helps Ugandan village
Jimmy Deenihan raised funds for Goal water project after being ‘shocked’ during 2019 visit
Are parties’ promises music to our ears or just empty noises?
Arts funding is an issue in the general election, but some figures seem unrealistic
Seán Moran: Election fever a reminder of the GAA's fertile political soil
Engagement with Gaelic games has proved a potent tonic across the political spectrum
Gilded Kingdom – the secret of Kerry football
'Kerry people feel they have to be on stage; and football is that stage for a lot of people in Kerry.'
Stars of past and present pay respects to Dublin’s Anton O’Toole
Altar adorned with Sam Maguire at funeral of four-time All-Ireland winner in Kimmage
Details for proposed international arts festival for Limerick unveiled
Feasibility report presented to Minister for Arts
How Seamus Heaney wrote: First look at a new exhibition
Exhibition on late Nobel laureate unveiled at new College Green cultural centre
Seamus Heaney, our dad the poet, by Catherine, Chris and Mick Heaney
For his family, choosing 100 poems from a long career, was weighted with memories
Fr Anthony Gaughan wins Kerry Association in Dublin arts award
Listowel-born author was presented with the award at the National Library, Dublin
Why must emigrants still come home to vote?
The #Hometovote movement has highlighted the issue for the second time in three years
Under Sheila Pratschke, the Arts Council has rarely been free from controversy
‘I’m the person who should speak out ... I did what I thought was right’
Mick O’Dwyer gets his hands on Sam Maguire yet again
Civic reception held in Kerry County Council offices to honour ‘inspirational’ footballer
When emigrants return: ‘I really wonder if I made the right move’
Irish abroad face so many barriers coming home they often stay put
‘Is opera an Irish artform? Of course it is’
Opera is becoming ‘sexy again’ and Irish National Opera aims to capitalise on the new interest by bringing opera to the people
Taoiseach leads large attendance at Cosgrave funeral
Three surviving ministers who served under former taoiseach present
Why Mayo’s final defeats are more keenly felt than Galway’s
Memories of other victories were still fresh when Galway suffered sequence of losses
Civil War monument to slain soldiers vandalised in Kerry
Attack on monument to members of National Army blown up by booby-trap condemned
Arts Council announces new opera company
Opera Theatre Company and Wide Open Opera will merge to form new entity
Why can’t Brexit negotiators send clearer signals to Border firms?
More than 100 Grant Thornton staff have registered to take part in Dublin Pride parade
Former PD leader appointed Minister of State for Diaspora
Ciarán Cannon is the third person in three years to hold the post representing Irish abroad
Dear Leo: Please don’t forget about the Irish abroad
Maintaining Minister of State for Diaspora is crucial, says this letter writer in Liverpool
Irish America is facing an unnecessary death
Government must act as fall-off in immigration weakens the bond between Ireland and US
Higgins praises Brendan Kennelly’s contribution to Irish life
Retired Trinity academic and poet receives inaugural Kerry association arts award
Jimmy Deenihan announces departure from politics
Richard Bruton pays tribute to Kerry politician who lost seat in last general election
Tipping Point: Dublin express barrels down the Kerry track
Boisterous roses are in bloom, but it’s a long way to Tralee if you haven’t got a beer
Michael Viney: Why hedges need seeing from both sides
Unnecessary changes to regulation could only have a negative impact on biodiversity
Award for hospice campaigner who raised over €11m
Ted Moynihan named Kerry Person of the Year for ‘remarkable’ contribution
Full list of candidates and election agents referred to gardaí by Sipo
James Reilly, most high profile of 67, failed to give proof he returned excess donation
National Gallery of Ireland to reopen refurbished wings in June
Work on Dargan and Milltown wings took more than six years to complete
Creative Ireland is a huge promise, but can it be kept?
If these ambitions are realised, arts will receive their greatest leap in funding since the foundation of the State
Una Mullally: After DJ Leo, how about ‘Enda Meets’ and ‘Nooney Goes Wild’?
Varadkar radio gig could be a first step in politicians taking over the Irish airwaves
Heather Humphreys defends decision to further fund Galway arthouse cinema
Project founder Lelia Doolin says aim was to create “civic facility” for people of Galway
We owe debt to Brazilian runner denied glory by Irishman
Ireland must honour promises made to Vanderlei de Lima after 2004 Olympics
Mary McAleese to address Daniel O’Connell Summer School
Ex-president to speak on 19th-century leader’s legacy at annual South Kerry event
Joe McHugh: ‘We need to find out what emigrants want’
New Minister for Diaspora on voting rights, encouraging emigrants home, and a respectful relationship
James Reilly expected among Taoiseach’s Seanad appointments
Former ministers Paudie Coffey and Jimmy Deenihan also thought to be named
Joe McHugh appointed Minister of State for Diaspora
Former teacher from Donegal has first-hand experience of living abroad
Taoiseach may appoint Averil Power to the Seanad
Enda Kenny can select 11 candidates for Upper House and will choose some ex-FG TDs
Ireland is finally recognising the potential of its diaspora
The Irish State since its foundation saw emigration as an embarrassment
Irish-American teens invited to Ireland for summer camp
Two-week programme funded by Government aims to strengthen ties with diaspora
1916 centenary: Remembering the ‘short lives and big dreams’
Former presidents and taoisigh join Kenny, Higgins and host of dignitaries for ceremony
Surprise Moore Street judgment leaves Government in a quandary
As the final battlefield of the 1916 Rising, it deserves its national monument designation
Irish again set to make some noise as SXSW kicks off in Austin
The festival continues to grow and attract big names with even Macnas appearing this year
What did Jimmy Deenihan achieve as first Irish diaspora minister?
Global Irish community representatives pay tribute and call on next government to retain post
Kerry result: Jimmy Deenihan and Arthur Spring lose Dáil seats
Michael and Danny Healy-Rae, Brendan Griffin, Martin Ferris and John Brassil elected
Election 2016: Fine Gael stumbles in poll as electorate fails to buy message
Inside Politics: The Government’s strategy of ‘There Is No Alternative’ (Tina) is now in trouble
Healy-Rae double act set to take Kerry seats, reveals TG4 poll
Brothers in touching distance of regal success if vote management strategy employed
Healy Rae dynasty believes Danny might spring a surprise
There is no doubt his brother, sitting TD Michael Healy Rae, will do very well in #ge16
Danny Healy-Rae to run in Kerry constituency
Family’s ‘political service’ expanding, candidate says as he announces run with brother Michael
Up to €660,000 available for local diaspora projects
Local authorities and community groups urged to reach out to their people overseas
Crime office urged for tourists who fall victim in Dublin
Irish Tourist Assistance Service calls for Garda office move to city centre location
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