Singer Lisa O'Neill's album of traditional Irish songs is haunted by stories and real lives from the past but she is just as concerned with the present

Provider seeks funding to re-enter market with equity-release home loans to elderly

Judge says the case is one of the most serious sexual offence cases to come before him

Young Irish fiction writers have made strides in recent years, and 2018 promises some fine debuts. Here six authors introduce their books

Survey finds 37% of those actually active in sport put walking as a clear number one

You may not think you like free jazz, but when you hear it live, with a group like the Instant Composer’s Pool, you get it

Richie Buckley is the boss of himself, and Seán Mac Erlaine is double-jobbing this week

Service of 10,000 Irish men during first World War will be remembered in Belfast

National Sports Campus Development Authority irked at judge’s comments as it failed to get security for costs in €10m action

High Court issues ruling on Campus Stadium Ireland Development's treatment of €10m bill

Clifden and Music For Galway programmes also published

When meeting old friends, there are times when things are best left unsaid

Dublin Waterworld Ltd suing National Sports Campus Development Authority