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Dermot McGann will walk an average of around 45 kilometres a day

Ireland of the Welcomes magazine readers share their top Irish locations for their next holiday.

When it comes to choosing the perfect spot for a picnic in Ireland, the options are as diverse as the country's landscapes. We think these are the most beautiful spots where you can have a picnic in Ireland.

The dad of a little Laois boy with Autism is going to extraordinary lengths for him this July, and seeking public support. Dermot McGann from Ballacolla is goin...

Met Éireann has warned that temperatures are expected to reach -2 degrees at the weekend along with possible flooding around the coast. 

BY MARTIN WALSHA CASUAL conversation in Malin Head, Co Donegal culminated, in the organising of a tractor run that has benefitted the lifeboat stations of Courtmacsherry and Kinsale.  Last week at the Kinsale RNLI station, the proceeds of the venture (€7,005) were presented to

Tuam native Conor O'Dea suffered a spinal cord injury

West Cork’s popularity as a holiday hotspot isn’t new. A UK bishop travelled here in the summer of 1758 and wrote of the generosity of Cape residents, the beauty of Castlehaven and romantic Roaring Water BayBY ROBERT HUMEDESCRIPTIONS of glorious views and beautiful harbours,

The Irish Times spent a day at the Met office in Dublin and found that the biggest challenge forecasters faced was whether or not to issue a weather warning

West Cork’s popularity as a holiday hotspot isn’t new. A UK bishop travelled here in the summer of 1758 and wrote of the generosity of Cape residents, the beauty of Castlehaven and romantic Roaring Water BayBY ROBERT HUMEDESCRIPTIONS of glorious views and beautiful harbours,