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The UK had to come to Irelands aid as a Russian submarine was "hovering" just 12 miles away from Cork Harbour

Dublin City Council voted unanimously in favour of flying the flag for seven days

Drogheda councillors are to meet in private on Monday afternoon to discuss the legal action that was commenced and subsequently withdrawn on behalf of Brother Edmund Garvey, the former head of the Christian Brothers, who was ‘no longer recognised as a Freeman of the town” after a vote last September.

The recent attacks by the US on Iranian-backed militia targets have set tongues wagging in certain quarters as to whether this may escalate tension throughout an already fraught Middle East.

The Israeli Government have cut internet and communications in Gaza overnight, meaning anything that happens there is “in darkness”

Rathgormack's Conor Murray is hoping for a second county senior football medal and also expresses concerns that Waterford won't be in the National football…

With war raging in the Middle East and Europe, our media is full of scenes of horror; bombed hospitals, families fleeing for their lives and endless human tragedy. It's hard not to wonder whether the lessons of the 20th century have been abandoned.

Over 300 Irish troops are entering their final phase of training, before being deployed to south Lebanon.

In times of crisis or tragedy, communities will often rally, come together, provide support, and ease the pain and burden brought to the area.

Professional classes over weekend brunch… safe and a bit incestuous, with little diversity, but with equal numbers of women unlike with Marian