John Gillick claimed his X account, which accused Jewish people of being ‘filthy dogs’ and ‘human scum’, was hacked

Childhood friends had a transformational impact on Irish folk music and supported various political and social causes

Multi-instrumentalist founder of Planxty and Bothy Band produced albums for Elvis Costello, Sinéad O’Connor and others

Revolutionary is buried in Glasnevin, where he was returned in 1965, decades after his execution

More than 22,000 set to compete in long-running event as Irish Rail puts on extra early morning services to capital

Special advocate for survivors of institutional abuse calls for Mother and Baby Institutions Payment Scheme to be extended

Meteorologist at the centre of a storm: Englishman Austen H Nagle was a ‘tough and very capable administrator’

Robert Watt previously said north inner-city Dublin unfairly burdened with services for ‘people on the margins of society’

No Irish nationalist wanted partition. Partition was created by Westminster

Paddy Donegan was defence minister 50 years ago when he uttered two words that made political history

Annual NewsBrands Ireland awards take place on November 12th in Dublin’s Mansion House

Halliday was a passionate advocate for human rights and resigned from the UN over the Iraq sanctions plan

Pope will make final decision on Fr Willie Doyle once panel of theologians satisfied he fulfilled life of heroic virtue

Minister for Communications, hospitalised following medical emergency, had faced speculation about his future in Government

The home of ambassador Larysa Gerasko’s aunt was destroyed in an assault on Pryluky that killed 22 people