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Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan

People from all walks of life gathered for a long ranging discussion about the possible reunification of Ireland, and what it could mean across island…

Catholics and Protestants alike say a commission created by the British Parliament to handle hundreds of sectarian crimes will do little to heal old wounds.

New Ross achieved a bronze award at this year’s Tidy Towns ceremony for the first time, following a fantastic result in the competition.

This ‘olde world’ style stone built farmhouse in Co Carlow has come on the market for €140,000. The Glen House at Rathgeran, Ballymurphy enjoys a stunning…

A man shot in Belfast has been left with ‘significant injuries’, the Sunday World has learned.

Sir — I am glad to report that Helen McEntee’s recent efforts in tackling crime in Dublin have been extremely fruitful. To give you an example of just how effective these measures have been, I’ll share with you the pleasure I had this evening of going about my business in the new and improved Dublin city centre.

A CELEBRATED West Belfast lensman and mental health campaigner has launched his annual photographic calendar in aid of local charities.

Registered terrorist offenders in Northern Ireland are suffering a breach of their human rights by enhanced requirements to inform police about any cross-border travel plans, the Court of Appeal heard.

UP THE SHORE i The lough will claim a victim every year. It has virtue that hardens wood to stone. There is a town sunk beneath its water. It is th...