Does the Government claim that NMH 299-year lease is effective ownership stack up?
‘Clinically appropriate’ treatment stipulation gives hospital more space, clinicians say
More than half of Irish households admit to wasting water
Irish Water launches conservation calculator to help public reduce water wastage
John Connell: ‘I did an accidental trilogy on Longford’
Author of The Cow Book has written a new book about canoeing on the Camlin river
Thinking Anew – ‘I will fear no evil, for you are with me’
God’s promise is a way through trouble rather than a way to avoid it
Don Juan’s date with destiny – Frank McNally on another great liberator with Kerry roots
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Mindfulness has helped me heal, and connect to Ireland again
Kevin Clancy started hosting free mindfulness sessions online during the Covid-19 pandemic
Week is a long time in politics for Micheál Martin
Cowen affair may mean as many as one-third of party TDs no longer support the Taoiseach
Sport crosses its fingers yet again as ministerial merry-go-round gets another spin
The fact that sport has been decoupled from transport could allow a little more light to shine in
I live in direct provision. It’s a devastating system – and it has thrown away millions
Black Irish Lives: The new Government must give asylum seekers their lives, and dignity, back
Former minister John O’Donoghue taking defamation case against Kerry’s Eye
Court told publication alleged he had been forced from political office because of lavish expenses
Sporting Controversies: The remarkable rise and fall of Cian O’Connor’s golden dream
It’s was a story that had the nation captivated . . . and Charlie Bird on the case
Science meets art as Solar Orbiter embarks on its journey to the sun
Artist is making paintings to bring together ideas of some of sun’s finest unseen moments
Solar Orbiter to shed new light on the sun
It is expected two solar probes observing the sun will revolutionise solar science
Direct provision in Ireland: How and why the system was introduced
European pressure was applied to Ireland to change approach to asylum seekers on welfare
The ball was burst but is the five-a-side boom on its way back?
New technology helping groups find a few players to make up the numbers
Two Limerick men found with loaded gun jailed for total of 21 years
John O’Donoghue and Paul Whelan, both from Moyross, stopped in car by gardaí
Works at Ringsend water plant to release ‘obnoxious’ fumes
Irish Water apologises for cleaning operation causing odours
Irish Water working to address ‘odour issues’ at Ringsend plant
Recent discharges from Dublin plant have led to water discolouration and bathing ban
From Paris to west Cork and back: The story of the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation
Murder of French film producer near Schull in 1996 has never been solved
Fine Gael TD ‘astonished’ his party colleague is suing for defamation
Court told this will be John Paul Phelan’s evidence in continuing action by Senator Paudie Coffey over newspaper article
TCD professor named Science Foundation Researcher of the Year
Prof John Boland among leading Irish scientists to feature in SFI annual awards
Galway Travellers renew campaign to ‘build bridges’
Government measures needed to underpin ethnic status, Traveller group says
Kerry judge James O’Connor refused further year on bench
District Court judge was well-known for wide application of court poor box
Fianna Fáil to make crime a central issue in next election campaign
Minister says Garda adequately resourced to fight crime amid fallout from latest murder
Jail sentence increased for two cousins involved in ‘fatal burglary’
John O’Donoghue (62) collapsed and died as he was about to confront the two intruders
Jail term for man caught with thousands of child porn images
John O’Donoghue (38) also distributed illegal images and films via email and file sharing
DPP seeks tougher burglary sentencing as elderly ‘in permanent fear’
Rare call made as court extends detention of two jailed for ‘fatal burglary’
Young Scientist fallout: why online debate got wrong end of stick
Much of the social media criticism of this year’s winner was laced with uninformed commentary
Increased jail term sought for two involved in burglary where man died
John O’Donoghue collapsed and died in Doon as he was about to confront intruders
Former teacher to be sentenced for child porn possession
Gardaí found over 2,500 explicit images and movie files on devices in John O’Donoghue’s home
‘Stroke politics’: from disappearing trees to a non-Irish Gaeltacht
Irish politicians have turned ‘pulling a fast one’ into an art form
Noonan Services European expansion plotted by new owners
South Africa’s Bidvest completed €175m purchase of contract cleaning firm on Friday
Noonan Services bosses score €20m-plus payday with BidVest deal
Dublin-based facilities management and contract cleaning firm bought for €175m
Ireland and the EU: recasting the European project
Brian Cowen reopens discussion on how Ireland was treated after economic crash
South African group leads bidders for Noonan Services
Alchemy seeking up to €190 million for facilities management and cleaning group
Noonan Services sale attracts bid from South Africa’s Bidvest
US private equity firm HIG among bidders in deal worth up to €190m
Arts Council's row with Aosdána moves up the political food chain
Opinion: Aosdána is part of a sticking-plaster remedy that masks shortcomings in support
Garda resourcing in rural areas back under spotlight after murder of pensioner
Attack in Waterford latest in several serious assaults on elderly people in recent years
The story of the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation: a chronology
Story starts in 1991 when English journalist Ian Bailey moves to west Cork
Judges’ sentencing reflects nature of organised crime gangs
Mandatory minimum 10-year terms have been imposed on just 3% of convicted dealers
Woman pleaded for help when brother collapsed during burglary
Limerick Circuit Court told man died as he watched intruders ransacking his home
Party loyalists, Ministers, State boards and working the system
‘We’ll give you a State board, maybe a prison visiting committee . . . if you come on side,’ said the minister
Living a fairy-tale life in a gothic castle in Germany
Working Abroad: My bedroom has its own turret and I wear a crown as part of my uniform
Alchemy eyes Noonan Services sale for up to €200m
UK private equity firm bought Irish facilities management group in 2008 for €90 million
John Horgan one of greatest hurlers of all time, funeral told
Defender won four All-Irelands with Cork and won Railway Cup medals with Munster
Response to gang killings high on optics, low on substance
Putting more gardaí on the streets ignores the causes of crime, say experts
Celebrations as Healy-Rae brothers make history in Kerry
Michael Healy-Rae has highest number of first preferences and transfers get Danny in
Kerry result: Jimmy Deenihan and Arthur Spring lose Dáil seats
Michael and Danny Healy-Rae, Brendan Griffin, Martin Ferris and John Brassil elected
Ministers face struggle to hold on to Dáil seats
Minister for Transport fighting to retain seat in Dublin Central, which is now three-seater
When Harry met Micheál: Mixing old school FF with ‘new wave’
Party leader shows his years of election experience on a campaign visit to Kerry
Murder accused told cousin he stabbed woman
Man with schizophrenia claimed victim had put black widow spiders in his house
IQ Issues and Questions: Further strain on relationship of church and State
Bishops see repeal of rule 68 as a new dilution of religious rights
Our Wedding Story: A musical wedding with American guests
Claire O’Rourke and John O’Donoghue married in Blessington, Co Wicklow last August
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