Catholic Church is beginning to see life after Covid-19
Attendences at Mass are back up again, say priests, but congregations are still anxious
Bandon pub: ‘It’s great to be back here for Cheltenham’
Racing gets customers back into Chaplin’s bar as trade graph points in right direction
Clinical Newbridge College progress to the quarter-final
Well-drilled Kildare outfit prove too strong for spirited St Gerard’s
‘It will be hard for people . . . they’ll miss it’: Dublin’s religious once again close their doors
Dublin’s religious to re-embrace online ceremonies as capital moves to Level 3 restrictions
Catholic Archbishop of Dublin hopes more than 50 may be allowed at Sunday Masses
Archbishop Martin says recognition exists that needs of Catholic Church different to those of smaller denominations
Priests anxious about being held responsible for safety at Mass
Catholic clergy feel ‘bullied’ into ‘carrying the can’ for Masses and fallout that could follow
Fine of €50,000 imposed for filling wildlife lagoon to create gallops for horses
Judge said defendant continued with work in blatant disregard of notifications to stop
Priests ‘disappointed’ by pope’s U-turn on softening celibacy rule
Shortage of priests in Amazon led bishops to recommend ordaining older married men
‘I could see the lifestyle that would have been planned out for me’
Mary Jennings started running with a few minutes at the end of a walk, but the exercise ended up completely changing her life
Ironman: How a simple box of papers turned into a billion-dollar industry
A legal battle every bit as gruelling as the races themselves has ensued over 40 years
A year after her murder, Rose Hanrahan’s neighbours still live in fear
The Limerick pensioner’s killer is still at large, but Garda believes he has fled the country
‘Driving in a war zone is a lot different from driving on the M50’
Irish UN peacekeepers on life in danger zones, missing home and getting used to the heat
Everyone’s Fine with Virginia Woolf review: Who’s afraid of this trashy takedown?
Dublin Theatre Festival: An acerbic, postmodern riff on Edward Albee’s classic
New York name XV littered with intercounty experience
Mayo’s Tom Cunniffe and Armagh sharpshooter Jamie Clarke both start opener
Woman believed to be behind Traveller gun attack
Dublin shooting described as ‘the lowest of the low’
PR agency Red Flag hires former White House adviser
Irish firm wins two awards in New York for National Coffee Association campaign
I thought I was Irish – until I did a DNA test
A ‘just for fun’ home test kit produced results that changed the lives of two families
Ireland could be hub for artificial intelligence, conference told
FutureScope event covers everything from AI and fake news, to IoT and data analytics
Profits at Red Flag Consultancy up 43% to €456,000
Company currently subject of high-profile legal action taken by Denis O’Brien
13 Irish crews to compete in rowing championships in Monaco
Gold medallist single sculler Monika Dukarska most likely prospect for success
Why I wanted to become an Ironman
‘Anything is possible’ is the endurance race’s mantra. For Jonathan Drennan, it’s also a good guide to life
Dermot Desmond: Brendan Rodgers ‘a worthy candidate for Celtic’
Scottish club’s majority shareholder expects new manager to be in place within days
Irishman avoids prison over £14m Hatton Garden robbery
Plumber Hugh Doyle (49) has 21-month jail term over heist role suspended for two years
Ladurée opens its own shop in Dublin city centre
French macaroon-maker to open at the junction of South William St and Wicklow St
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer predicts bright future for Celtic boss Deila
New Molde boss looking forward to Europa League clash in Norway
Celtic ‘pigs’ coverage angers Malmo manager
Parkhead club protecting one-goal advantage in Champions League playoff
Celtic must adapt to bumpy pitch in Azerbaijan, says Collins
Game against Qarabag to go ahead despite concerns over playing surface
Irishman among eight charged in Hatton Garden raid
Men to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on conspiracy to burgle charges
Farming needs smart, ambitious people, says Coveney
Expected shortage of workers on dairy farms needs to be addressed, says Minister
Management buyout at PJ Walls in deal worth over €10m
Walls Construction spun out from holding company and on track for €100m turnover
Great Limerick Run: deluge fails to deter 13,000 participants
Athletes from 25 countries compete, with Kenyan Freddy Keron (28) winning marathon
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