Wexford

Mother of one (19) was last seen leaving Butler’s pub in Broadway at around midnight on February 8th, 1998

Sky described David Dunbar as a ‘top level’ copyright infringer

The tastiest moveable feasts this summer, from mushroom fillet rolls in Potobello to seafood spice boxes in Ballycotton

Many people will know his work without realising it

Gerry Cash (33) entered the home of an 88-year-old man who was left in a distressed state

Peter Brandt moved from Portland, Oregon to Wexford in 2021

Fintan Fanning was charged with possession of cannabis for the purpose of sale or supply

For nature to flourish humans need to engage with wild creatures. But if that engagement involves disturbance, damage may be done

Van containing about 80kg of cannabis was intercepted in Ballycaraney yesterday

Image of dragonfly in Meath takes top prize in competition aimed at celebrating photography and wildlife diversity

Five arrested after incident on Abbey Street

Oireachtas committee calls for full restoration of heavily polluted Lady’s Island Lake in Co Wexford

Case dismissed over concerns he would not get a fair trial due to absence of key CCTV footage

Report identifies 132 GPs ‘at risk of retirement with no viable replacement’, which would represent tens of thousands of patients

The poet on the inspiration in his life, his dyslexia, Pat Ingoldsby, and how one poem he wrote changed his life

Two homes, one price: A four-bed semi in seaside Kilkee or a farmhouse on 3.6 acres with outbuildings and a champion back story?

Four-bedroom detached bungalow with an acre of gardens and a sleek, contemporary interior

Turn your back garden into the hottest new opening of the summer season with these cookery classes

But operators to appeal High Court order to shut down three turbines fully

NTA officer accepted during District Court trial that provisions for carrying out test purchase or ‘setting a trap’ were not set out under legislation

High Court will assess wind turbine noise nuisance damages for owners of two nearby properties

Sky investigator estimates David Dunbar to have up to 5,000 customers paying for his service.

Judge begins hearing to assess damages for four people over nuisance impact of wind turbine

Agricultural run-off is harming Lady’s Island lake, yet priority seems to be retention of nitrates derogation

A four-bed by the sea in Youghal, a storied home overlooking the river Barrow and more

Key ingredients of a popular place to eat? Passion, quality and a twist of originality

Roberto Nickitean appeared before Wexford District Court on Saturday evening

Sinn Féin objections to the planned commemoration of the Normans might be regarded as inconsequential but they reveal a more sinister objective

The quaint Wexford strawberry stands that herald the new season in Ireland are part of a very modern and complex business

Two pedestrians, including Theresa Morgan (63), and a cyclist were among the fatalities

Officials believe the vehicles, which were stored in two Wexford warehouses, were smuggled into the country

A detached house with stellar sea views across the harbour or a traditional house with estuary views and outbuildings?

Esther Flynn died in hospital after she was ‘prescribed wrong dosage of blood-thinning medication’, judge hears

Met Éireann predicts Ireland is 'highly likely' to have a warmer-than-average summer, which may prove problematic for strawberries

Kerry has most blue flags with 15, while Cork has most green coast awards with 14

Wexford Youths star happy with home comforts after a move to Sheffield United didn’t work out

Victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the incident, during which a weapon was used

Co Monaghan native resigned at centre of storm that led to Ferns report, which set a template for various future statutory reports into abuse

Resignation followed allegations he failed to deal adequately with child sexual abuse claims

I miss being around my parents in their home and I miss the seasons in Ireland, but I don’t see myself moving back