‘Political climate change’ of Brexit will go on forever, Varadkar says
Tánaiste tells Fine Gael TDs and Senators that NMH paused helped to reassure people
Grim diplomatic dance on Ukraine reaches its end with Russian invasion
Inside Politics: Widespread condemnation of Russian aggression in Dáil exchanges
Varadkar pledges to examine whip rules amid Golfgate fallout
Three senators lost Fine Gael whip over their attendance at golf society dinner in Clifden
Golfgate attendance not only reason Hogan lost commission job, Varadkar says
Minister of State says he has sympathy for those who lost jobs after ‘trial by media’ over event
Ombudsman needed to protect heritage structures, Oireachtas hears
Changes to law on national monuments sent heritage protection ‘back into the Stone Age’
Cork company Nexa acquired in deal worth up to $30m
Transcat buying life sciences-focused company formerly known as Cal Opex
Byelection tweet criticised by Fine Gael Senators at party meeting
Doherty reported to have said she was ‘ashamed’ of polling day social media post
An Taisce criticsed over €140m cheese plant appeal
High Court last month upheld planning decision for Glanbia joint venture in Kilkenny
Sinn Féin TD says party presentation on social media use was ‘stupidly worded’
FG Senator calls for German data commissioner to investigate Frankfurt-based system
Fly-tipping law to enable use of CCTV in prosecutions
Illegal dumping may be costing local authorities up to €90m a year
Councillors to get €8,000 pay increase soon, junior minister pledges
Government accused of ‘unforgivable heel-dragging’ on the issue in Seanad debate
Superb, brave, scrupulously fair: Harry Perry, Ireland's boxing champion
Popular Dubliner, who died last week, won nine national titles and a European bronze
Government should publish daily vaccine counts, says Fine Gael
Party readmits three Golfgate Senators Buttimer, Burke and Cummins
Who attended the golf dinner and what has happened to them since?
A list of all those known to have been among the 80-plus guests at controversial dinner
Who attended the golf dinner and what has happened to them since?
Here is everyone known to have been among the over 80 guests at the controversial dinner
Golf dinner fallout: Controversy compromises key public health messages – Taoiseach
Calleary and Buttimer resign, gardaí begin investigation
Former TD attended controversial golf dinner days after trip to Spain
Spain is not on Government’s green list meaning people arriving from there must quarantine for 14 days
Politicians who attended golf event apologise for actions
More than 80 people were at society event in Clifden amid Covid-19 guidelines
Waterford: Fine Gael fails to win general election seat in constituency for first time
Greens’ Marc Ó Cathasaigh elected on seventh and final count at Waterford IT
Fine Gael’s Paudie Coffey will not stand in next election
Former minister of state for housing has been a Senator since 2016
Lou Reed the rock poet: When should songs be considered poetry?
Dylan, Patti Smith, Gil Scott-Heron and Lou Reed wrote song-poems that transcended pop, and bands such as Fontaines DC are keeping rock and poetry in perfect rhyme
Body & Soul 2018: stage times revealed
Every stage, every band, every slot for this year's festival, which runs from June 22nd - 24th
Waterford Crystal site owners appeal vacant sites inclusion
Almost 100 locations around country now earmarked for levies from 2019
Ireland Now: The best spoken word in Ireland
No room for misty-eyed accounts of society in ‘The Creative Quarter’
'No one takes me seriously as a 16-year-old girl shouting about junkies or gun violence'
Young Blood: an edgy night of hip hop and poetry in the NCH promises to present the voices of the next generation
Other Voices 2016: the Dingle session steps up a gear
Title sponsors and a larger cultural offering mean that this is the year when the Dingle event stops being a small music-industry weekend away and becomes a full-blown festival
Electric Picnic announces new Hazel Wood section
The music and arts festival will also feature a closing parade through the Stradbally site on its Sunday night
Tens of thousands out all over Ireland for St Patrick’s Day parades
Strong sunshine drives numbers and exuberant atmosphere at events around country
500,000 expected to attend Winterval Festival in Waterford
Christmas festival will provide estimated €12m boost to local economy
Saul Williams: A poet who generates his own electricity
After Williams recited his first poem on stage in 1995, his ascent was rapid
Pilgrims persevere in Croagh Patrick climb despite weather alert
Masses on Reek are cancelled for first time in living memory as weather takes untimely toll
Celebrations to mark 800th anniversary of Waterford city begin
Minister for Arts Heather Humphreys comes off worst in giant-size chess game with Mayor
Select: food and fuel in a dirty old town
Two festivals this week celebrate all things Dublin – it’ll be hungry work
10 things we learned from this year's Other Voices
The open, authentic Dingle festival shows no sign of losing its Midas touch despite a drop-off in media attention
Independent Irish publishers get in party spirit with Bring Your Own Stories event
An evening of readings by emerging authors in Dublin last night saw local publishers team up to have fun and create a platform
Cork’s Indiependence music festival is small but set to grow
Annual event is still at forefront of Ireland’s boutique festival experience
Total of 32 elected to newly amalgamated Waterford councils
More than 70 candidates whittled down, with Sinn Féin leading the way
Roscommon Council results: Fine Gael vote implodes in the three electoral areas
Fianna Fáil takes eight out of eighteen seats on Roscommon County Council,
Waterford profile: Councillors face major challenge to retain seats in merged council
Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil to grow as Fine Gael and Labour seek to consolidate
Memorial to youngest Allied soldier to die in first World War unveiled
John Condon (14) from Waterford killed in Flanders gas attack on May 24th, 1915
‘Adoption feels further away than ever’
Adoption was always a complex legal process. But in late 2011 it became more confusing and more expensive. Now some would-be parents are simply giving up
Weather watch
Communities in vulnerable areas of Wexford and Waterford coastline remain on high alert
Tributes paid upon death of Waterford councillor Gary Wyse
Mayor of Waterford says sudden passing greeted with shock in city
Anti-slavery campaigner Frederick Douglass remembered in Waterford
Plaque unveiled to commemorate historic address by former slave as part of 1845 lecture tour of Ireland
All-Ireland win start of ‘better times’ for Waterford
Team manager Seán Power hails victory for minor team as positive sign for county
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Stardust
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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