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Comedian Tim McGarry and historian Dr David Hume were “like a married couple” as they travelled around Ireland arguing about history for a new TV show.

Last month the first statue in Europe to a Black statesman was unveiled in Belfast to honor the escaped slave Frederick Douglass who visited the ci...

Whether it was planting vineyards or glugging claret, 18th century Corkonians adored wine, says PATRICIA McCARTHY

I am a taxpaying landowner with 1,140 acres of dry land on the hill south of Tuscan Springs, plus Stice Road, and yet this Groundwater Sustainability Agency still charges me. 

Kerry County Council are seeking the public's views on the redevelopment of the historic Carnegie Building in Cahersiveen. The development of this area of the South Kerry town is a major part of the regeneration project in the town.

Ellen Hanley, a pure and innocent child was murdered in 1819. Her story, sometimes referred to as Colleen Bawn, has gone down in history. The Colleen Bawn was the name by which murder victim Ellen (Ellie) Hanley was called. It comes from the Irish "Cailín Bán" (literally "White Girl".

From increased Garda presence in the city to cleaning the ‘disgusting’ litter from our streets to simply creating a few more parks, Irish Times readers give their suggestions to improve Dublin

While recently in Ireland, I visited its oldest city: Waterford, whose mall is dominated by an imposing equestrian statue of Brigadier General Thom...

Explore hidden coves, secluded beaches, timeless watchtowers and soaring cliffs on these oceanside routes from Antrim to Kerry

The Clerys Quarter should help regenerate the street. The building of MetroLink could have the opposite effect