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The Burren Winterage Festival will be returning to County Clare on October 29, where food and drink producers from the Burren Ecotourism Network will showcase t...

Ireland is going to get a new National Park — but are we properly looking after the ones we already have, asks ecologist Pádraic Fogarty

Agriculture will be at the centre of Ireland’s newest National Park, Boyne Valley National Park, to be created from the 552-acre Dowth Hall estate

Your notes and queries for Eanna Ní Lamhna

Nature at its most exuberant and majestic adorns the region surrounding the River Shannon. Here are just the highlights.

County Clare has broken into the Top 40 of the Global Destination Sustainability (GDS) Index, coming in number 38 on the list as one of the most sustainable destinations in the world.

A Clare Independent TD is relying on “people’s better nature” to ensure unauthorised weddings don’t take place at Corcomroe Abbey. The 13th century abbey, which is north of Bell Harbour in the Burren, has become a popular site for humanist weddings and civil ceremonies, but recent damage to grave slabs has led to such ceremonies […]

A number of high-profile games are at risk, including this weekend’s county hurling final between Portaferry and Ballycran.

Bridget Nee-Walsh and Henry Santana have had wildly disparate paths to Boston politics, but both are predicted to do well in this fall’s City Council at-large field.

Paul Faloon was initially set to officiate the decider between Kilcoo and Burren.