‘A fine journalist of the old school’: Independent’s Dave Halloran dies aged 79
Tributes pour in for former deputy group news editor after sudden death
From ringfort to ring road: The destruction of Ireland’s fairy forts
Some of these ancient mounds date back to 3000 BC, but many are buried under motorways
Winning Triple Crowns: ‘Seeing Jack Kyle was a spiritual experience’
A history of Ireland’s wins throws up some mythical tales and unforgettable moments
Cyclist’s fatal crash left parish numb, funeral hears
Priest pays tribute to Seán Lynch ‘who was always looking to make the world a better place’
Ex-detective calls on witnesses to 11-year old hatchet murder to break their silence
‘Jeffrey Hannan’s screams were heard up and down Southill estate,’ says former garda
Johnny Depp ‘owes’ Limerick a visit to see it is no longer ‘Stab City’ – mayor
Sean Lynch call comes after actor’s reference to city’s old nickname in foreword to book
Indian tech firm HCL to create up to 100 jobs in Limerick
Employment boost for city after computer assistance company opens call centre
William Crozier's glorious paintings sing of Cork and colour
From land to sea, William Crozier in West Cork, and artists getting aquatic at the Glucksman Gallery
An emotional bus tour tells the stories of the IRA’s victims
The trip, organised by a victims group, visited the sites of attacks in Co Fermanagh
What history teaches us when Lions tours go to a decider
Looking back at the 10 times when the series was still alive going into the final game
Shannon Airport security criticised by former employee
Cllr Paul Keller’s claims include lack of security around the airport’s entrance
Clothes tell the story of the 36th Belfast marathon
‘I’m the coroner for Northern Ireland, so if anyone drops I’m here on site’
Arlene Foster regrets Sinn Féin ‘crocodiles’ comment
DUP leader says use of term allowed party to demonise her in ‘bruising’ election campaign
Arlene Foster tops poll in Fermanagh after tense day
Democratic Unionist leader says election ‘absolutely not about’ cash for ash scandal
From the Burren to Belfast: Sean Lynch removes our heritage from its neat packaging
The artist asks probing questions about everything from the Burren interpretive centre to the Belfast Titanic Experience
Northern Ireland Election: Ferm-South Tyrone constituency profile
Arlene Foster to emerge relatively unscathed as SDLP’s Richie McPhillips faces huge battle
Life buoy on Limerick bridge proposal under review
Council says it will consider request after number of people have jumped from the bridge
Warders watched as prisoner blinded himself, watchdog says
Maghaberry Prison officers criticised by Ombudsman over ‘shocking’ 2014 incident
Should we have women-only hours in gyms and swimming pools?
Quota system in Irish politics has more to do with social engineering than women’s needs
Death to elitism: Askeaton's artistic challenge
Art is being taken out of the gallery and put into everyday scenarios in the Limerick town – and the public will be able to interrogate the artists about their work
Fermanagh and South Tyrone: Richie McPhillips wins seat for SDLP
McPhillips claims seat lost by the SDLP to Sinn Féin 2011
Pig’s head left at home of executive of former Quinn firms
PSNI urged to reveal what it is doing to address intimidation of staff at companies
Fermanagh and South Tyrone: Sinn Féin debacle could benefit SDLP
Four-candidate ticket could ultimately back-fire on Sinn Féin
Arson threat at wind farm formerly owned by Seán Quinn condemned
Owner of crane hire company ordered to remove equipment
Former IRA man’s speech at Border village criticised
Seán Lynch’s words at Sinn Féin commemoration in Pettigo village opened wounds
Gildernew back on Sinn Féin ticket for Assembly elections
Third convention finally sees former minister run in Fermanagh-South Tyrone
Michelle Gildernew loses out at Sinn Féin selection convention
Former minister must wait to see if she will be added to Fermanagh-South Tyrone ticket
Sleepwalkers: Artistic experiments in biting the hand that feeds
A series of exhibitions organised from the Hugh Lane Gallery play with ideas around institutional critique
McGuinness calls for all-island sex abuse victims support body
Government source says letter sent by SF Deputy First Minister to Taoiseach a ‘political manoeuvre’
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