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Wicklow conservation group host eye-catching photography exhibition

The Protect Moylisha Hill group in southwest Wicklow recently held their second annual photography exhibition in Rathwood as part of their ongoing work encouraging local residents to develop deeper connections with the region’s natural and historical riches.

Carlow Nationalist — Beautiful snap wins eco group's photo competition

Robin Tormey was photographed by his mother, Claudia, playing in a stream in the beautiful Tomnafinnoge Wood near Tinahely By Elizabeth Lee A BEAUTIFUL image of…

Young Highland singers conquer their nerves to add to their Mod trophy cabinet

Two talented singers are celebrating their latest achievements at the Royal National Mod as they return home with a host of awards.

At last, the truth about the tangled relationship between Stanley Baxter and Kenneth Williams

WHAT was the truth of the relationship between Stanley Baxter and Kenneth Williams? The comedy greats met in 1946 when they were both conscripted…

Drug dealer Scots gran caught with cocaine haul ordered to hand over £45k dirty cash

Granny and her pal caught with huge cocaine stash and big pile of cash

Granny and her pal caught with huge cocaine stash worth £24k and big pile of cash

Pictured: Pensioners caught with £24,000 of cocaine

Grandmother Helen Wright, 67, carried out the crime in order to help pay off her son's drug debt, recruiting her friend Moira Robertson, 65, using her home in Baillieston, Glasgow to store money.

Scots granny and pal caught with £24,000 of cocaine after son ran up drug debt

Stanley Baxter: publish and be damed

A biography of the legendary entertainer Stanley Baxter contains more tears than laughter, says Stephen Griffin Stanley Baxter as the dame in panto FINALLY – albeit reluctantly – coming out of the closet, trust Stanley Baxter to do so with jazz hands. At the age of 94, after decades of understandably cautious discretion, the legendary entertainer has finally spilled the beans to journalist Brian Beacom – and the provocative chapter headings alone will give any self-respecting Daily Mail reader the vapours. Initially Baxter wanted his story to be shared posthumously for fear of losing the love of his public. Thankfully, however, at the last minute he changed his mind, the result being