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Candidates in the running for Board of Education answer questions on mask and vaccine mandates, school programs and issues of transparency with the public.

Gúna Nua Theatre Company presents the world premiere of SHAM, a contemporary take of Shakespeare's Hamlet, set in gangland Limerick. Written by award-winning playwright Paul Meade and directed by acclaimed actor and playwright, Amy Conroy - the play will look at the complexity of social and economic factors at work in this culture and explores how the characters are trapped within it.

Gary Murphy told an Oireachtas committee stronger rules around lobbying are necessary to avoid the perception that the Dáil is a ‘cosy cartel for political insiders’

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A spokesperson for the office of the pubs code adjudicator (PCA) has said the regulator is ‘considering next steps’ after a tribunal ordered it to release previously withheld pubco letters.

Tánaiste admits Fine Gael members also posed as fake pollsters to get the opinion of voters Theres been calls for a Garda investigation into Sinn Féin for members pretending to be pollsters to get voter data.  This evening Leo Varadkar told RTÉ before he became Fine Gael leader similar practices would have been carried out by his party.  Professor of Politics at DCU, Gary Murphy says the issue at the heart of the controversy is trust: "Every one should be held to the exact same...

200 Club helps support families of fallen first responders through annual run and other fundraising events.

200 Club helps support families of fallen first responders through annual run and other fundraising events.

Generous donation saves council more than $100k, allowing the funds to be put towards other projects and initiatives.

The outside of Kimnel Hall Credit: ROGER RICHARDS Sitting on the fringes of Snowdonia National Park is a grand house that is reminiscent of the Palace of Versailles. Kinmel Hall, a Grade I listed mansion, was built in 1874 for the Hughes copper mining family. It was modelled after the French royals’ home. Designed by renowned Victorian architect William E Nesfield as a “calendar house”, it has 365 windows and 12 entrances. But the 80,000 sq ft property fell into disrepair, and has bee...