Simon Rowan was badly injured in a collision. As he faces a long recovery, he deplores his city’s cycling infrastructure
Galway
Government-appointed director Daniel McSweeney will oversee ‘one of the most complicated forensic excavations in the world’
Marine Institute says ‘many people have been searching for a long time for such good footage’
People who live on islands all around Ireland from Donegal to Cork also speak about how the ‘knowledge economy’ has significantly transformed life and opportunities
An artist hopes to return a mummy - given to UCC in 1928 - from Ireland to Egypt with the support of the Department of Foreign Affairs
A sister companion to the Salmon Weir, the development boasts unobstructed views and a new start for the city
Barrel jellyfish, resembling ‘cauliflowers’ and normally seen in southeastern waters, are being recorded almost halfway around the Irish coastline
Under settlement, half of Margaret Hernon’s estate will go to Peter O’Toole, a son of one of her first cousins, with remaining half to be divided between 40 other family members
Internal briefing states asylum seekers to be place into refurbished building in Ballybritt industrial site
Historian and campaigner describes selection of Daniel Mac Sweeney as ‘a great relief’
Brendan McGrath, in his last meeting before retirement, snapped at Fianna Fáil councillor Alan Cheevers who had accused him of ‘waffle’
159 Irish beaches have won an award this year, two more than last year
Distant cousin of late Margaret Hernon says she was suspicious about document and complained to gardaí
Decision upholds finding by the Residential Tenancies Board
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