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Notoriously expensive, the English capital can be low cost with a little know-how, writes insider and bargain hunter Sarah Rodrigues

Ollie is among hundreds of brainiacs ready to attend the Irish Mensa Annual Gathering at the Rose Hotel, Tralee, Kerry, this weekend

People arriving in Ireland need services, just like those already living here.

When Michael Viney’s second column An Eye on Nature answering readers queries began, Ethna ran it for years under his name until she was finally acknowledged as the author

Looking back at the Connacht Final in 2003 when literally anything was possible

Eleven years ago, Fiona Neary was giving a presentation at the United Nations Headquarters in New York when she got a phone call she’ll never forget: her mother, Chriss, who was in palliative care after a bone cancer diagnosis, was nearing kidney failure and was on her deathbed. Neary got back home to Castlebar from the States just in time to join her father Seamus and siblings Áine and Seán for Chriss’s final hours.

Gavin Robinson has accused the Irish government of being hypocritical on legacy.

The recent welcome spell of fine weather and sunny days saw butterflies on the wing and the common species flying were the Small Tortoiseshell, Peacock, Speckled Wodd, Small White, and Orange Tip. The last two are members of the family of white butterflies.

Leitrim ask questions and Mayo answer them impressively

The man who landed eight Nestor Cups feels the competition is devalued ahead of what should be the most exciting pairing of Mayo and Galway.