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The latest Milk Price Tracker – brought to you by Agriland and the ICMSA – details milk prices from the most significant Irish dairy co-ops.

By Adam Mandeville, BBC News NI 31 Mar 24 The success of the film Oppenheimer has shone a spotlight once more on the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. However, the story of one Monaghan man involved in the aftermath appears to have been forgotten. Just one month after the bombings, Lt Col Daniel A. McGovern…

KNOCKLONG’S John Gleeson and Athlacca amateur rider Ray Barron were among the early winners at Fairyhouse on Easter Saturday.

The lower-ranked teams know they really have to perform in provincial football Championships

On trend with the rest of the country, Limerick has seen a fall in the number of electric vehicles registered in the first part of this year (2024).

HEATHER Humphreys is to miss the Fine Gael Ard Fheis in Galway this weekend.

A grieving mother has criticised the placing of Irish tricolours on lampposts beneath posters of her murdered son.

Mayo senior hurling team joint-manager Ray Larkin hails performance following Division 3A title victory

It's been revealed that Leitrim had the lowest amount of no-shows for driving tests in 2023. Along with Monaghan, only 40 people failed to turn up for

Rory Beggan is to reportedly make a sensational return to the Monaghan team for their Ulster Championship game against Cavan this Sunday