In a packed room in Ely House in Dublin city, hands shoot into the air as the option is given to volunteer as a table host at this year’s Christmas dinner charity... Read more »

A statement from Tubridy’s agent Noel Kelly confirmed the news this afternoon. “Ryan Tubridy and Clare Kambamettu are happy to announce that they have married in a ceremony with their close friends... Read more »

US President Donald Trump’s outgoing Ukraine envoy has said a deal to end the Ukraine war was “really close” and depended on resolving just two major issues but the Kremlin said there... Read more »

The date was 12 December 1955. It was a cold, miserable night in Cork, made all the worse by torrential rain and an easterly wind howling up from the harbour. And, on... Read more »

Stephen Travers received a huge welcome when he visited his hometown of Carrick-on-Suir last week for the local launch of his memoir, The Bass Player-Surviving the Miami Showband Massacre. Over 70 people gathered... Read more »

Charity begins at home for an Inishowen woman, who’s planning a Twelve Days of Christmas fundraiser to spread some festive cheer in aid of a worthy local cause. Culdaff mum Lisa Becker... Read more »

It must be about seventy-five technology-free years ago that I first became aware of Cairn Hill – or, in the colloquial, Corn Hill. On a bright summer day (weren’t they all like... Read more »

FARMER opposition to the proposed Mercosur trade deal with four South American countries has hardened since shocking revelations about animal health standards in Brazil, a breakfast meeting in Tullamore heard on Friday.... Read more »

TAP NEXT OR ARROWS TO SEE MORE PICTURES St Abban’s Athletics Club were in fine form last weekend at Stradbally Hall, as the club’s athletes competed in the Leinster B Cross Country... Read more »