Nell Mccafferty News Today

IRA beatings would continue but be “less severe”, a journalist close to top republicans told the British Embassy in Dublin in 1994.

‘As with most political leaders, collective memory of his years in office will be shaped to a large degree by what follows’

For many years, the price Nell paid for being on the right side of history was to be reviled in whatever present she stood

When Sabina Higgins welcomes you into her private office before a long-scheduled interview, immaculately turned out in an azure, roll-neck woollen dress with anti-war and global sustainability badges pinned to her shoulder, you know she means business.

Despite her glamorous image and camera-ready smile, she was a reserved person, who was so shy she was unable to read aloud in secondary school

Columnists departure brings down the curtain on a career that transformed Irish journalism and lit a few rockets in the general posterior area of the powers that be

The broadcaster and entrepreneur is also a fan of Dave Allen and Quadrophenia 

Waterford Treasures Museums have announced a brand new touchscreen display at their 20th/21st-century galleries

EVERYONE I ask about the Late Late Show says they never watch it. I don’t either! And yet, an average of over half a million people tune in every week.

We should tell it to new Irish citizens, so they know about the Ireland some would like to bury