Pat Fleming News Today

The city of Herriman is requiring 15-dollar fees to park in the Blackridge Reservoir parking lot on weekends and holidays until September 7.

By Carmel Hayes ELECTION fever was in the air in Laois today, as housing minister Darragh O’Brien officially opened a range of new social housing schemes.

The owner, Andrea Cerasuoli, said his kitchen needs a new ceiling, exhaust and ductwork. The work should take about a week once insurers sign off, he said.

Twenty-five years ago, pastor Eric Johns began sleeping under bridges and overpasses – and in shelters – and frequenting soup kitchens during Thanksgiving week to raise awareness about the needs

Readers discuss a column by Charles M. Blow. Also: Expanding Advanced Placement classes; election lessons; America’s love of outlaws.

KILKENNY and Carlow Education and Training Board (KCETB) held a special event recently for retired employees to acknowledge their service and thank them for…

Volunteers, older Americans celebrated during breakfast in Coventry

FANS of traditional music travelled from all over Ireland to enjoy the 22nd Maurice O’Keeffe Music Festival as the melodic cadences of Sliabh Luachra echoed around the villages of Kiskeam and Ballydesmond throughout Easter week.

Easter in Kiskeam and Ballydesmond has always been synonymous with the Maurice O’Keeffe Traditional Music Festival and last week’s launch concert in Kiskeam Community Centre gave people a taste of what they can look forward to when the 22nd Festival takes place from April 5th - 10th.

I think we are born with an innate sense of relationship; it has to be “educated” out of us to accept and participate in the current industrial food system.