Catholic Church is beginning to see life after Covid-19
Attendences at Mass are back up again, say priests, but congregations are still anxious
Gardaí confirm Provisional IRA killed garda and soldier during Don Tidey kidnap
Patrick Kelly’s family call for end to ‘orchestrated nationwide campaign of misinformation’
Ballinamore beat Mohill to end barren 31 years in Leitrim championship
Niall McGovern’s late goal was the deciding factor in Carrick-on-Shannon
New direct provision centre at Rosslare to cater for up to 100
Independent living facility to be located at former Rosslare Port Lodge Hotel site
How a Leitrim town resolved its direct provision row
Both sides in Ballinamore appear satisfied with decision on asylum seeker numbers
Seven families to be housed in Leitrim direct provision by Christmas
Twenty-seven people to take up seven self-contained apartments in Ballinamore
Alt-right groups stir local unease about immigrants
Polls reveal anxieties but for every direct provision protest or fire, voices sing support
Brother of Dublin Jimmy wanted Garda to share intelligence with him
Francis McGuinness took High Court case seeking detail of why his yard was searched
Campaign of terror: 70 acts of vandalism and violence on Quinn Group firms
Timeline of events: Attacks on former Quinn Group businesses and managers began in 2011
Achill residents insist they are not opposed to asylum seekers but have safety concerns
Concern that ‘outside forces’ are ‘piggybacking’ on local protests
Plans to house 13 vulnerable women asylum seekers abandoned after Achill protests
Demonstrations took place at the hotel on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last week
Priest’s plea fails to stop protests over Leitrim asylum seeker centre plan
Cleric concerned protests and attack on TD’s car could give Ballinamore a negative image
Political leaders condemn apparent arson attack on Sinn Féin TD’s car
Martin Kenny spoke in support of centre for asylum seekers in Ballinamore, Co Leitrim
Nearly 400 sign up to Ballinamore protests over asylum housing plans
Action over ‘lack of facilities’ and ‘not wanting to throw these people into concrete jungle’
Ballinamore objections to 130 refugees ‘can be comprehensively addressed’
Local group says asking the village to take in over 15% of its population almost overnight is ‘bordering on criminal’
Ryanair strike vote, Bord na Móna losses, job fears in North, and banker bonuses
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Move into forestry casting a shadow across Leitrim
The planting of trees is causing tension in the area and turning farmer against farmer
Cheltenham: Double on the day for Michael O’Leary
‘Hail Mary’ prospect Rivage D’Or obliges to secure win in dramatic cross country finish
Rural communities urged to use contacts to bring emigrants home
GAA-backed initiative seeks to improve employment prospects in four counties
Irish Lives: Living and working on a barge
Mary McInerney sold her house in Galway and moved into a 15-tonne boat, ‘ Frøya’
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