David Trimble just aimed a sly dig at the Taoiseach
The former leader of the UUP has strong opinions on the 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.
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The former leader of the UUP has strong opinions on the 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.
The Kildare-born explorer’s ship sank under the ice in 1915.
The weekend’s episode addressed criticisms of the Indian character Apu.
The Ardmhéara will attend a conference on the status of the City of Jerusalem at the invitation of the Palestinian Authority.
A careful, gradual reopening of our society will protect our communities.
The narrow mountain pass is one of Kerry’s top tourist attractions.
The new telescope will be 10 times more powerful than the Hubble telescope and help us observe the first stars in the universe.
Currently guide dogs are the only type of assistance dog that do not need a licence.
The attack happened in Newcastle in Co Down over the weekend.
Jack Lowe aims to capture all 238 stations in the network – a project that will likely take five years
An opportunity to buy your own cask of Single Pot Still Spirit, made at Boann Distillery.
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
The farm taught hundreds of Irishmen to be self-sustaining during the worst of the Great Famine.
A new exhibition is celebrating the impact of the factory on Ireland and on the lives of thousands of workers.
18 have died as Hurricane Irma devastates the Caribbean.
Permission for the project was granted in July 2016.
According to the UN, 270,000 Rohingya have arrived in Bangladesh in the past two weeks.
Over 8,000 people were recorded as homeless last month.
The remains are not connected to any ongoing investigation.
Kathleen Chada will appear in a new TV3 documentary about those who have killed members of their family.
The former White House press secretary is claiming huge popularity across Europe.
The Path homelessness charity, which helps the homeless in Dublin, trawled through the campsite once the festival ended.
Dubbed ‘cruel’ by Obama, the decision now leaves Congress with six months to come up with an alternative.
A report has found that Ireland comes in third place when it comes to the number of reports into the suspected financing of terrorism.
The broadcaster’s husband was not expected to recover after picking up encephalitis.
Anyone will be able to play the new piano, which will be installed on Thursday.
Conservative Party MEP Charles Tannock has been vocal in his criticism of Brexit.
The decision last month to keep the trees resulted in a new reconfiguration of the plans for Fairview.
The winner said he has no major plans for the €500,000, bar some upgrades to farm machinery.
A new campaign is calling on the public to help tell the story of Ireland over the past 100 years through everyday objects.
A new emphasis on spoken Irish will also be introduced.
The Plurabelle Paddlers, a team for those who have been diagnosed with breast cancer, competes all over the world.
The report looked at eight houses still occupied in Millfield Manor.
The new figures coincide with new data on a surge in homeless children in Dublin.
Farage said he believed the UK government was being “reasonable” as Brexit negotiations continue.
Over 12,000 paper files are open to the public.
Fianna Fáil is calling for action to protect the aviation industry after Brexit.
North Korea sent a ballistic missile over Japan as part of tests.
More than any other industry, a European body recieved the most complaints about Irish airlines.
James Shannon had been missing from his home in Inagh since Saturday.
The new hospital, approved for construction in April, will integrate the services of the three children’s hospitals in Dublin.
Minister Simon Harris and Olympic boxer Kenneth Egan helped launch the Rutland Centre’s second annual recovery month.