Jack Lynch

Students would have been happy with ‘broad and fair’ paper, say teachers

Former FF minister condemns Gun Plot documentary, podcast series as ‘one-sided’

The HSE ransomware attack is not the first time the State has faced extortion threats

Poems discovered in Charles Haughey’s private papers after he died aged 80 in 2006

CCTV footage viewed after priest became suspicious on finding cheques from other parish

The 1973 coalition produced draft amendments to remove State’s claims to island of Ireland

Live sport may have gone missing during the pandemic but there was always plenty to read

Scepticism, fear and anti-vax beliefs contrast with stay-away patriotism of 1967 emigrants

From flagpole protests in 1906 to a defrocked priest disrupting the marathon in 2004

Nora Owen says having Collins and De Valera together is appropriate symbol of new deal

Around 100 neighbours, friends welcome home Leeside’s second ever Taoiseach

Hanging Collins and De Valera pictures together symbolises end of Civil War politics

Some say he is a ditherer, others a ruthless operator. We will soon find out who is right

‘I got my photo taken with Jack Lynch but Jack bought me no whiskey!’

Laurence Connors rammed garda car before leading officers on high speed car chase

Engagement with Gaelic games has proved a potent tonic across the political spectrum

High Court ruled in December that €220m project properly assessed by An Bord Pleanála

Snap poll of institute’s members finds single-party is preference to coalition

M28 Steering Group set up to represent 10,000 residents facing major impact over motorway upgrade

Many of the health stories 50 years ago are all too relevant today, with rows about hospital sites, private versus public healthcare and concerns about cervical smear tests

Dursey residents were stranded for more than a month every year due to raging seas, RTÉ was told in 1969

A rich, vibrant literary and political heritage exists beyond the DUP’s grip

Friends of Irish Environment warn Dursey Island scheme will damage chough numbers

We speak to three experts for their views on what graduates and employers want from one another, and what each should be looking out for

Man arrested yesterday after car chase and operation involving 60 gardaí

Cabinet set to approve funding for project next month, says Michael Creed

Lynch thought Army would get 20 miles into Down before being massacred

Everybody needs to make the Belfast Agreement work and ensure there is no going back to the bad old days

TII says it has failed to reach agreement on cost with contractor Sisk

From civil rights marches in Derry to nationalists seeking refuge in Ireland

The Troubles at 50: Rioting in Derry remembered by first-hand witnesses

The North 50 years on: Many of the 4,000 dead are remembered only by their families

The most revisited All-Ireland rivalry of all is back in the limelight at Croke Park

Cahalane says football losing out because of earlier specialisation in the modern era

Former TD and Haughey loyalist represented both Tipperary South and Waterford

Win a €250 Kenny’s hamper, delivered anywhere in the world. Ah, go on, go on, go on ....

Arguments about community rights v economic development likely to arise in court hearing

There is some kind of protest going on in UCD as the old man arrives for his talk

Man pronounced dead at the scene while his wife was injured in the incident

Interviews with ex-officers reveal response was co-ordinated from one telephone line