Creedon edges Brickley in Lyre battle
THE Mother Hegarty Cup senior tournament at Lyre was the big crowd puller on Sunday but the much-anticipated joust
Source: southernstar.ie
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The Green Party will meet in the RDS for its Annual Convention today
Minister Eamon Ryan is set to deliver his leader’s speech this evening.
Source: thejournal.ie
Miriam Lord: Clonan questions social media companies on the fate of the TikTok Taoiseach
From over-zealous photo opportunists and MA graduates to comedy speeches at party conferences, it was a busy week in politics
Source: irishtimes.com
The Kilkenny Cat Laughs announces full festival lineup including Dara Ó Briain, Joanne McNally and David O'Doherty
The festival runs from Friday 31st May to Monday 3rd June.
Source: hotpress.com
Mannok wins Operational Excellence at 2024 Manufacturing
Scoring a major victory, Mannok clinched the Operational Excellence award at the first-ever Manufacturing Excellence Awards 2024.
Source: impartialreporter.com
Jagoe's Mills bring inter-regional team title to Mid Cork
The inter-regional team bowling finals involving 18 teams of three was completed within a four-hour timeframe.
Source: southernstar.ie
Green Limerick: Nights Candles are Burnt Out
The conference is organised by the Hunt Museum in collaboration with Mary Immaculate College
Source: limerickleader.ie
Renowned climate ambassadors and environmentalists to attend Limerick conference
SOME of Ireland’s leading climate ambassadors will be in the Treaty City to speak at a Conference, organised by The Hunt Museum and MIC.
Source: limerickpost.ie
January blues? Wicklow comedy festival promises seven nights of laughter
If you have been suffering under the weight of those blue Mondays in January and need something to pull you out of the doldrums, then laughter is the best medicine and Bray is the place to be as there will be plenty of it in February.
Source: independent.ie
Comedian Colm O'Regan: 'I'm such a worrier now that the amount of stuff on my plate would melt my brain'
Cork native Colm O’Regan studied civil engineering and worked in “something to do with computers” before going into comedy and writing books such as Isn’t It Well For Ye?: The Book of Irish Mammies. He lives with his family in Dublin.?
Source: independent.ie