Scouting Ireland faces €8m emergency funding drive to avert collapse following abuse claims
Local scout groups to be asked to voluntarily advance up to €20,000 each to organisation’s national office
Local scout groups to be asked to voluntarily advance up to €20,000 each to organisation’s national office
McGahern was living at 57 Howth Road in Dublin when he wrote The Dark and was dismissed from his post as a teacher
The bureau commenced an investigation in 2022 following a referral from gardaí in Killarney
The man, who is in his 20s, had been detained at a Garda station in the southeast of the country
Former US president remembers his trip to Ireland in several passages in his upcoming memoir Promise Me, America
Projects under way in the midwest include double tracks and reopening of former railways
Dara Calleary has dropped the minimum number of required employment hours from 15 to eight
Sean Coughlan, who is facing 40 charges, told department inspector he was trespassing on his land
State dinner was prepared by chef Mark Moriarty and featured ‘Jenny McNally’s Roasted Cabbage’
As per custom in Traveller community, defendant retained all of his deceased brother’s belongings in a bag