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Winter is one of the best times for discovering the precious reserves that nature keeps in store for us. Long leafy walks on crisp days are as resourceful for the body and soul as they are for the mind.

The suicide prevention and bereavement service dealt with around 1,500 people over the month of December. Through its centre in Dunmanway, it is helping those in need in West CorkBY EMMA CONNOLLYPIETA West Cork, along with its other centres nationwide, was braced for a surge in p

Mourners pack church to sympathise with family of Michael Sheehy (65) whose body lay undiscovered for months

IFA dairy chair, Stephen Arthur has said that the Kerry Group top up price is "not enough", and that more payments are needed

President of MTU Maggie Cusack reflects on a successful year for the university and looks at the challenges ahead

1984 was a seminal year in Ireland. Forty years on, our writers look back at some of the scandals and stories that made the headlines and helped shape the Ireland of today

1984 was a seminal year in Ireland. Forty years on, our writers look back at some of the scandals and stories that made the headlines and helped shape the Ireland of today

The amphitheatre at the Island of Geese in Tralee was defaced with graffiti for a third time since the structure opened in September 2022 raising the prospect that it could be permanently fenced off.

The amphitheatre at the Island of Geese in Tralee was defaced with graffiti for a third time since the structure opened in September 2022 raising the prospect that it could be permanently fenced off.

Motorsport Ireland president Aiden Harper has confirmed that Waterford is in the final three of locations in the running for the right to a host an Irish round…