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In August 2021, Jonathan Hill, the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) chief executive, made a visit to Bushy Park in Dublin to see Terenure Rangers teams in training. That happens to be the club where I do a bit of (assistant) coaching.

One of the most striking artists working in Ireland, O’Mahony has spent her career exploring our relationships with land

Sir — For more than 43 years the Stardust families sought truth and justice. For much of that time it must have seemed that the families — with grief and love in their hearts — walked alone, except for the few who stood by them.

Nasdaq-listed Trinity Biotech is hiring in Bray after it decided to stop its manufacturing operations in Kansas and move some of the operations to Co Wicklow.

By Suzanne Pender CARLOW is currently without an orthodontic service despite it being one of the fastest-growing counties in Leinster.

Samantha Libreri will take over as RTÉ's new eastern correspondent, the broadcaster has said.

According to a new study, Dublin made a remarkable impression on tourists, with a total of nine destinations appearing on the global list of "hidden gem" spots.

An alleged shoplifter accused of stealing more than €2,300 worth of beauty products from a Boots outlet in Dublin has been remanded in custody.

A rare sight was caught on camera this past week with the birth of a bottlenose dolphin in Glandore Harbour

EAMON Dunphy has blasted new Taoiseach Simon Harris as “a superficial puff of wind”.In a wide ranging interview with the Irish Independent, the fo