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A single mum who has battled anorexia since she was 12, and survived for years on as little as a slice of bread a day, has achieved her dream by winning a coveted bodybuilding contest.

Irish subsidiary of European news publisher swings into profit, but turnover falls 28%

What’s new at Sunday River, Jay Peak, and other ski resorts around the region?

The young singer from Bray who stole everyone’s hearts when she reached the final of this year’s Junior Eurovision has just released a Christmas single to raise money for charity.

WITHOLDING levelling up funds from Northern Ireland is so blatantly an up yours to the DUP that its obviousness must be intentional.

BETHEL — “I’m assuming this is a parting gift from our last manager,” said Bethel Assessor Board Member Ron Savage at a meeting at Town Office on Nov. 8. State Tax Assessor Jerome D. Gerard had sent a letter by certified mail to town office the day before to The Town of Bethel. “It has […]

Greenwood does not have any specific regulations prohibiting green burials but is running out of cemetery space.

Beginning in April 2024, the valuations will likely increase further

The price of home heating oil has fallen for the fifth consecutive week in Northern Ireland, new analysis from the Consumer Council suggests.

Martin Doyle’s new memoir Dirty Linen explores how victims, and their families, feel about the appalling cultural legacy of Ireland’s most traumatic peri...