‘Everyone should know how to vote & how it works’- Ireland’s election body wants ideas to get public out on polling day
DO you have a brilliant or simple idea to encourage people to get more engaged with Ireland’s democratic system? If so, then ...
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‘I want to keep going’ – Heather Payne on hitting the 50-cap milestone
Heather Payne, who has crammed much football into her 25 years, was admirably philosophical about the gut punch to her team, ...
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Ireland's Stunning Cross-Border Train - Dublin to Belfast
What did you think of the train journey across Ireland, from Dublin to Belfast, Northern Ireland? New Adventure and ...
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Enya's "Watermark" named RTÉ Choice Music Prize Classic Irish Album
While the RTÉ Choice Music Prize is marking its 20th anniversary this year, Enya's "Watermark" is only the third album to be ...
Irish Mirror on MSN14h
GAA president Jarlath Burns on how he 'hit the jackpot' with one big decision
GAA president Jarlath Burns has said that he “hit the jackpot” when appointing Jim Gavin as Football Review Committee ...
Irish Mirror on MSN14h
'It's just frustration' - Tomás Ó Sé says AFL clubs tapping up young Kerry players
The Kerry legend also responded to criticism directed at him by former AFL star Zach Tuohy for his views on Irish players ...
Journal.ie on MSN4h
Man who set fire to church crypt containing historic mummified remains jailed for six years
Topiter read a letter to the court in which he apologised to the court and to the Irish public for “jeopardising a national ...
Irish Independent on MSN18h
As we piece together 1960s Dublin, I see my father’s memory loss as a re-creation of the past where the essence stays true
A part of my new novel The Glass House is set in Dublin in 1963. It tells the story of a philosopher with Nazi sympathies and his daughters Aisling and Stella, who try to escape him and his ideas.