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Homeowners in County Donegal, Ireland, have come together to demand government redress for their homes, which are falling apart. At least 6,000 houses in the region were built during a period of rapi…

With staffing shortages challenging schools, a bill moving in the Senate would remove teachers from a 2011 law requiring public workers to live in the state.

With staffing shortages challenging schools, a bill moving in the Senate would remove teachers from a 2011 law requiring public workers to live in the state.

With staffing shortages challenging schools, a bill moving in the Senate would remove teachers from a 2011 law requiring public workers to live in the state.

A Fermanagh woman who lost her partner to suicide has addressed the All Party Group on Suicide Prevention at the Northern Ireland Assembly.

Language used was vulgar and inappropriate

An Enniskillen woman hopes to help those bereaved by suicide by creating a place for respite within Fermanagh.

TD who raised possibility of resigning gives ‘cautious welcome’ to scheme

The average homeowner in Donegal will be forced to find 65,000 euros to make up for shortfalls in the Government’s mica redress scheme, it has been claime...

The average homeowner in Donegal will be forced to find 65,000 euros to make up for shortfalls in the Government’s mica redress scheme, it has been claime...