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A couple driving outside Bantry tonight were among a number of people around the county – and in the UK – to report a strange ‘fireball-like’ object falling from the sky.

Hawley Borough Council has approved 46 apartments in two buildings, at a lower height than the original proposal.

Shop owners on Talbot Street say area has felt safer due to increase Garda patrols

A council has condemned fly-tipping in a Mid-Ulster river after rubbish and plastic sheets were dumped for at least a mile along the waterway.

Mark Jackson said telling Wicklow manager Oisin McConville that he would be stepping away from the county's football panel was a "tough" conversation.

For the first time, we are hearing from the family of a woman who slammed into a pillar on SR 512, killing herself and four children in Pierce County.

The McKenna Cup Final will take place on Saturday night between Derry and Donegal as Jim McGuinness and Mickey Harte renew their rivalry.

Robert McMillen is your guide to an outstanding programme of music and more in Belfast TradFest's third annual Winter Weekend

The chairperson of the board of directors for a community-run hotel in Monaghan has said setting up similar places to ease tensions around asylum-seekers “is not the answer”.

Farmers asking contractors to spread slurry during the closed period has been described as a ‘tricky situation’ by the Chairman of the Association of Farm and Forestry Contractors in Ireland (FCI), John Hughes.