Sheer amount of handwriting required in answers can make heads – and hands – ache

Thunderstorms possible on Wednesday amid continuing wet weather

Number 3 Blacquiere Villas in the village has been upgraded and retrofitted to a B3 standard

Hawthorn in Ballinascorney offers pastoral panorama

Tips and tricks from the businesses bringing east Asian, south Asian and eastern European ingredients to Ireland

There’s a lot going on in this novel, so much so that the main plot is in danger of being sidelined

Deceased named as Qayyum Balogun as gardaí seek CCTV footage from Grafton Street, Clarendon Street and Coppinger Row

The scouts had been practising man overboard drills that morning, ‘We were ready’

Closing time after 55 years: ‘All good things come to an end. You have got to move on’

Leaving aside issues of trespass and safety, there is an ethical question as to why buildings remain derelict or vacant

Body snatching was a constant fear, as newly interred remains would be dug up and sold to medical students for study purposes

Some of the 20,000 people at the singer’s Dublin concert explain why they like her music, her positivity and her stance on Bertie Ahern

Attraction on Dublin’s Sheriff Street has had pieces of copper snapped off

‘My dream is to see a CMAT show,’ the singer tells the 20,000 or more people in front of her in Dublin. The crowd are thrilled to be seeing this one

Woman in separate case who is ‘paying all the expenses’ claimed husband ‘punched’ her in the face

Congolese man died after being restrained on Henry Street, Dublin, followed alleged shoplifting

Solidarity message for political festival featured mention of Premier Division side

Bank holiday roads policing operation in place as busy roads lead to risk

Sister Zara leads tributes to ‘glue of the family’ who died aged 37

Far-right incidents often follow rumours about ethnic-minority families being allocated a home ahead of white Irish families