Gratitude for work of gardaí in foiling attack on our place of worship in Galway

But Government has ignored its promises on pay, conditions and resources

The midterm elections are not just about America. They’re also about the future of democracy

Paring back your digital footprint is healthy, but another lifestyle change can be more effective in combating climate change

A chocolate gold coin bearing a festive message prompts a reader to question how early Christmas retail season should begin

Eclectic bunch of callers included a great white shark and rugby’s most famous fan

Reader will no longer buy from UK suppliers unless they cover the cost of returning unsuitable goods

Charities and voluntary groups strengthen bonds in communities and help drive social progress

Public purse swelled by taxes from US multinationals, but these are not guaranteed to flow forever

There are steps a child - including an adult child- can take if they feel unfairly treated but there are tight time limits

Regulator should be holding firms to account

Late Fianna Fáil TD and minister made memorable visit to Carndonagh in the 1990s

Teague McGinley says late son Willy wanted ‘big, high headstone’ and relatives from ‘all over the world’ helped with its building

Some Swiss advise for Ireland

In line with WEEE regulations, companies are obligated to offer collection of an old freezer if you’re having a new one delivered

Make sure it’s the right choice before you rush to meet the November 18th deadline

Nerina Pallot had to negotiate blokey media and music worlds early in her career. Now, with a lot more creative control, the singer-songwriter sets her own course

This is not your regular sports autobiography

Maybe more than any of her athletic achievements, the way she approached everything she was doing over the last year was deeply impressive

Unions have warned of a second day of industrial action unless a credible offer is forthcoming from Government