Irish graveyards are full of plastic. We’re all paying for it
Our burial grounds could be repositories of life; exquisite, nature-filled spaces in the middle of our cities and towns
Our burial grounds could be repositories of life; exquisite, nature-filled spaces in the middle of our cities and towns
The Convention on Education will debate the future of education in Ireland, with children’s views carrying equal weight
A large number of people fled scene where gardaí found 15 dead and 70 live roosters
Former Sinn Féin leader says he attended trial ‘out of respect’ for complainants injured in IRA bombings
Two convicted were assessed to be above money mules and mule herders in the operation, court told
Juris Kokenbergs’ brothers tell Central Criminal Court of having to inform their parents about death
London High Court case withdrawn after eight days
Large crowd gathers at service in Caherlistrane, including President and former president, to bid farewell to Galway musician
Youth needs to be ‘seen swiftly’ by a psychiatric team and ‘admitted’ to hospital ‘for his own safety’
Former Sinn Féin leader leaves with win and a legal bill that, had case gone the other way, could have seen him facing huge claims