A row over low fat yoghurt between two multimillion global companies has come before the Irish courts. In the latest round, the Court of Appeal has upheld an injunction granted three months... Read more »

The son of a suspected “Stakeknife” victim said he is disappointed he found out through the media, rather than the UK government, that the alleged double agent changed his name again five... Read more »

Israel said early Friday that it plans to take over Gaza City, in another escalation of its 22-month war with Hamas. The decision, made after a late-night meeting of top officials, drew... Read more »

Israel’s political-security cabinet approved a plan to take control of Gaza City, as the country expands its military operations despite intensifying criticism at home and abroad over the devastating almost two-year-old war.... Read more »

Ballincollig: 2-15 (2-0-15)  Éire Óg: 0-15 (0-2-11)  (AET)  Ballincollig secured the Macroom Motors Muskerry U21 A Football Championship title following a deserving victory over Éire Óg after extra-time at Ballyanly on Thursday... Read more »

Nominations for this year’s Local Ireland Media Awards have been announced following a record number of entries and the Tipperary Star and The Nationalist are nominated for three prestigious awards. More than... Read more »

The countdown is on for the fifth annual Donegal Camino, which begins at Shrove Beach on Inishowen on Sunday, August 31. This unique seven-day walking festival will weave across Donegal’s stunning hills,... Read more »

Ballymahon town have recently established a new voluntary community group, which has been recognised by the Longford Public Participation Network. Ballymahon Community Information Partnership is a voluntary local group, which was recently... Read more »

ONE of the most important games of the year will take place in the Senior Hurling Championship next Saturday when St Rynagh’s and Kilcormac-Killoughey clash in Birr. A defeat will knock St... Read more »