Loggerhead turtle washes up in Connemara after ‘Nemo’-like epic
Sea turtle found in ‘cold shock’ after being swept on wrong current by Storm Barra
Sea turtle found in ‘cold shock’ after being swept on wrong current by Storm Barra
Vladislav Surkov exhausts the cliches as the consummate Kremlin backroom operator
The Good Fight star Cush Jumbo returns home from the US, but now it is on her own terms
Darragh O’Brien huffed and puffed and finally got a shovelful of dirt – disappointing
An Irishman’s Diary
Rite & Reason: Much broader Catholic community has more common sense
An Irishman’s Diary
The likes of Norman, McIlroy and Spieth experienced the perils of a unique challenge
Quartodecimanism stands for ‘the 14th’, with the -ism suggesting ideology
Marx repeated something his friend Friedrich Engels had just written about Hegel
Despite advances in many areas, Romans were happy with mathematical rules-of-thumb
The forecasted game for the ages delivers but Leinster are left to rue what might have been
Central place of the GAA in Irish life reflected in the historic invitation
Dubliner relishing opportunity to lead Europe at Whistling Straits next year
It is hard to see, from a purely economic perspective, where French anger comes from
Conor Pope: Shaving my head allowed me to tackle one of aging's obvious signs
Change needed as side seem incapable of doing what Mourinho’s teams are renowned for – defending
Joanne O'Riordan: Alas, my story of Euro 2012 is one of brotherly lies, deceit and betrayal
Also the Blue Planet team chart the story of life on Earth over the course of a single day
Delightful food, pristine countryside and not a tourist in sight
‘Finding a talented actor with Down syndrome isn’t difficult. So please do it’
David Morrissey who plays Aulus Plautius in epic historical drama Britannia says the comparisons are inevitable
Classical Studies paper reasonable for the most part, and Latin paper mixed
A focus on Schubert and Stephen Rea performing the work of Oscar Wilde are the main highlights, though the festival features few women in main performing roles
The president has breathed new life into everything from feminism to Senate hearings
Irishman wants his side to arrive at the next World Cup like Argentina did in 1999
Hawthorn, dog rose, spindle, elder: advice about what goes into a traditional hedgerow
None of the populist movements in the west have declared democracy to be their enemy
Whether tackling Shakespeare, writing poetry or creating a graphic novel, the Canadian author lets her social conscience shine through – and has a habit of predicting the future
Man who would be ‘king’ watched his ambitions crumble before his eyes
Some admirers celebrate the playwright’s work on the 400th anniversary of his death
Ireland has paid a high price for their hesitation to separate Jesus and Patrick Pearse
“It’s not camping,” Sorcha tries to go. “It’s what they call glamping!” Honor whips out her phone. “I’m staying in Castle Durrow,” she goes. “It’s what they call five-stor hoteling.”
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices