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Before its closure, Kennedy’s, previously Kiely’s, was a traditional suburban pub in Mount Merrion.

Ryan Tubridy has suffered a blow in his move to the UK with new radio listenership figures there showing he is struggling in the market.

Once the worlds largest prison, a comprehensive new history uncovers some of Spike Islands best-kept secrets

Built in the 1800s, Bellview House (previously known as Clonard House) is a historic period building that has had many functions in Mullingar over the years. It was built by the second Earl of Belvedere, George Rochfort, who owned large amounts of land ar...

A number of interesting and rewarding career opportunities are open in the agri-sector at the minute, and one of them may suit you.

As the public consultation on the Dunboyne and Clonee Pedestrian and Cycle Network continues, the proposals came under fire at last week's meeting of the Ratoath Municipal District Council.

People inside the stadium posted video clips showing hundreds of fans still streaming through the gates into the ground 10 minutes after Springsteen took to the stage

The Great Entertainers could still go out of the Munster championship next weekend, but what a travesty that would be as they inflict a filleting on Tipperary.

Mary is building a business at her own pace - opinion - Western People

Dundalk claimed the result of the night on Friday evening as they edged past Shamrock Rovers at Oriel Park.