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The Co Meath tree, estimated to be 1,000 years old, blew over during Storm Elin last year.

On March 31, 1944, an ambitious businessman spotted a gap in the retail market - and Dunnes Stores was born in Cork. Here we salute a dynamic ...

Easter, like every other holiday, means different things to different people. During my childhood, it meant Sunday morning service at the First Baptist. Rev. Fr

St Patrick’s Athletic will be looking to get a first win in three games when they welcome Sligo Rovers to Richmond Park on Monday (kick-off 5pm).

Currently sat 9th in the 10 man Premier Division table, Drogheda United welcome St Patricks Athletic to Weavers Park on fPiday in their third home game of the season.

Many big and small potato farmers are warning that the Irish favourite variety of Rooster may be in scarce supply by June…

From intimate rooms to spectacular arenas, Ireland is blessed with some amazing live venues. Next up in our Venues Special is The TLT in Drogheda...

Louth musician S J McArdle brings PORT, his acclaimed song cycle, to An Táin Arts Centre on Friday March 29 for the start of a tour taking in venues in Meath, Cavan and Dublin this spring.

Shelbourne remain top after tonight’s round of games.

A 53-year-old man accused of money laundering and alleged drugs offences has been further remanded in custody with consent to bail.