Final legal challenge to the long-promised ring road around one of the country’s most congested cities ended on Monday

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

Cabinet also to hear plans for student accommodation and fines for misuse of planned investment scheme

William King came to live in Oranmore, Co Galway, after serving throughout the second World War

Speaking at the High Court, the last objector to project says no financial settlement was included in agreement he signed

Government puts millions of euro into exploration projects as EU demand for minerals rockets

Division 1A has Young Munster, Cork Con and Ballynahinch in the bottom three below seven Leinster clubs

Visitors to the Connemara Gaeltacht are amazed by the spectacle of currach racing but for Micheál Ó Maoilchiaráin and the new generation of rowers it is part of life, ó ghlún go glún

Up to 2,500 homes could be provided as part of proposals to transform about 84 acres of land, Galway City Council says

Leaving them without good services does not remove the cost – it shifts it to A&Es and hospital wards instead

From former boys in green Declan Rice and Jack Grealish to superstars Jude Bellingham, Wayne Rooney and more

Judge sentences Garret Pollock to 10.5 years with Karolis Peckauskas and Darren Gorman both given terms of eight years

Instead of enjoying retirement, older homeowners are worrying about where they will live out their lives

One price, home and away: from a family home just outside Kinvara village to a cottage in an exclusive community in North Carolina

The lack of rights of way along many field edges, which are everywhere in other countries, is chilling

Corinna Maguire on why the Netflix show is the ‘golden goose’ for cake artists, and how its host’s mispronunciation put her town in the spotlight

Costs are hard to swallow for most of us

Strong and gusty south to southwest winds set to sweep across Ireland again as some continue to deal with impacts of Storm Boelo

We compare the cost of living in Ireland’s capital with Cork, Galway and Limerick. The result is not what you might expect

Locals facilitate waves of tourists for half the year before navigating periods of solitude when the sun is gone