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Irish bookmakers have an array of figures among their favorites to be the next President of Ireland.

He is currently third in the running to fill Michael D Higgins shoes, and is one of two former Taoiseachs that popular betting company BoyleSports ...

KEITH BOURKE looks back on the Erris landslides of September 2003, one of the biggest natural disasters to strike Mayo in modern times.

The British Government first suggested Queen Elizabeth II's Royal visit to Ireland more than 10 years before the historic visit took place in 2011, newly released State Papers have revealed. 

Taoiseach should learn lessons from recent history and give floating voters a reason to choose Fine Gael’s vision

State papers: Ahern viewed riots and disturbances around Holy Cross school in 2001 as sign of a ‘deeper malaise’ in Northern Ireland

The annual release by the National Archives provides a depressing reminder that politics in Northern Ireland has been stuck in the same groove since the beginning of the 21st century

Bloodstock industry pioneer and children’s charity CEO is remembered as imaginative, persuasive, debonair and a true one-off

Two decades ago, there were zero podcasts. In 2023, Apple Podcasts alone was home to over 2.6 million, with 87.6 million episodes between them. But, as with any gold rush, there is always a reckoning. The only-way-is-up trajectory had a serious wobble in June, when Spotify suddenly downsized its podcast business. It then parted ways with Meghan and Harry after the couple’s Archewell Audio spectacularly failed to deliver on its promise of interesting content and celebrity guests. The same month...

With 2023 drawing to a close, our Limerick Leader team choose their stories of the year We loved granny but we love our hurling even more PRIOR to 2018, for tho...