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AFL Talent Ambassador Kevin Sheehan has released profiles on the top small and medium forward prospects ahead of the 2023 AFL Draft.

Belfast has been named among the “most exciting destinations” to visit next year.

Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way celebrates its 10th anniversary next year, and it has just received an early birthday present.

John and Elizabeth Barrett of The Bervie Guesthouse, Keel, Achill Burren Fine Wine and Foods won the prestigious Wine Experience 2023

Clare GAA are offering one lucky person the chance to win a brand new four-bedroom house in Ennis, Co Clare. The "Win a House in Ennis" is a worldwide raffle that will see one lucky winner receive keys to a new house in the medieval town of Ennis and be surrounded by all that Co Clare has to offer. 

A single line drawn across a plane may be the most forthright representation of time, presenting it as a continuous and irreversible sequence of events. But the perception of time is often different in actual experience. For artist Richard McDonough, it is evidenced in layers and the patient building up of surfaces.

The biodiversity of farms in the Burren has dropped sharply in the 10 months since the Burren Programme ended and was replaced by ACRES.

The Finavarra centre on the Burren’s water’s edge at Rine, Co Clare, was set up as a base to support field work by visiting researchers

•The high-quality, well-loved and equally well-attended slate of concerts that Brian O’Donovan organized, nourished, and emceed for so many years at the Burren Backroom will now live on there in his name. And the Brian O’Donovan Legacy Series will get off to quite the start on Nov. 1, presenting uilleann piper Cillian Vallely and Worcester-born-and-bred fiddler David Doocey –

Hachette Ireland invited the poet to edit an anthology of Irish nature poems for illustration