Born in 1977, Ger Gilroy grew up in Athy, Co Kildare. In 2002, he joined Newstalk radio station, working as a sports editor and co-presenting its breakfast show for several years.  He... Read more »

The ongoing expansion of the public sector has enabled some of Ireland’s best-known trade unions to grow membership and revenues significantly since the pandemic despite the challenges faced by the wider movement.... Read more »

‘A dangerous precedent’ – world reacts to capture of Venezuelan leader Maduro Below is just a snippet of reaction flooding in from around the world after the US captured Maduro. Ireland’s Foreign... Read more »

Venezuela’s Supreme Court ordered Vice President Delcy Rodriguez to become the country’s interim leader, after the United States seized President Nicolas Maduro and whisked him out of the country. The high court... Read more »

Athenry (Galway) 0-14  St Finbarr’s 0-12  Heartbreak for the Barrs as they lost out to Athenry in the replay of the AIB All-Ireland Club Camogie championship final at FBD Semple Stadium on... Read more »

Munster GAA McGrath Cup – Round 1 Tipperary 0-15 Limerick 0-4 By Tom Clancy Tipperary eased to an opening round victory in the McGrath Cup, seeing off Limerick in Mick Neville Park,... Read more »

Uisce Éireann and local representatives in Inishowen remain at odds over how long-standing wastewater problems at Lisfannon and Lady’s Bay are being handled. Uisce Éireann has confirmed that it has not established... Read more »

Eithne Maguire (née Gannon), Templemichael Terrace, Longford Town, Longford The death occurred in the loving care of the nurses and staff of the Midlands Regional Hospital, Mullingar surrounded by her family on Wednesday,... Read more »

AFTER the eating and chat, the dancing and singing, comes the hangover and the spectacle of the long, bleak month of January stretching out before us.Nature is asleep whilst the camaraderie and... Read more »