Patients in west and northwest likely to wait longer for critical cancer services
HSE spokeswoman says increased referrals are placing ‘significant demand’ on existing services
Sligo
Conán O’Donnell’s 45-minute Ireland career: ‘I’m very grateful I was caught out’
The nomadic Sligo prop has had many nearly moments, highlights being very nearly playing for Ireland in New Zealand and a ‘Buenos Aires special’
Ireland’s towns offer part of the solution to the housing crisis. We should seize it now
As Ireland’s market towns wither away, massive global shifts demand immediate remedial action
Controversial Sligo Cemetery memorial dismantled overnight
White marble statues removed from the grave of Willy McGinley amid an ongoing planning investigation into the 4.5m-high structure
Demonstrations planned for eight cities and towns if second public sector strike proceeds
Unions stepping up work-to-rule this week after talks with Government officials over new deal broke down last Friday
‘Donald Trump’s presidency effectively ended’: Congressman on US Democratic wins in midterms
Irish-American politician Brendan Boyle, whose father emigrated from Donegal, set to become chairman of powerful US Congress committee
Sligo cemetery model could be useful for children’s hospital team
Finally completing much-maligned project would be a true surprise
‘A surprise to everybody’: Family denies organising 4.5m-high memorial in Sligo Cemetery
Teague McGinley says late son Willy wanted ‘big, high headstone’ and relatives from ‘all over the world’ helped with its building
Just 12 properties available to rent within HAP scheme limits in September, charity says
Simon Communities says it hoped budget would raise scheme’s limits, but no change came
Storm Boelo: Status orange wind warnings in place for five counties
Met Éireann Status Yellow warnings in place or coming into effect for more than a dozen counties on Saturday evening into Sunday
Storm Boelo: Flood warnings issued for nine coastal counties and riverside areas
Emergency co-ordinators say wet ground and high rivers after Storm Austen increase risk of inland flooding
Who was George Gabriel Stokes? The Irish mathematician whose 180-year-old puzzle has AI giants at war
OpenAI claims to have found proof of Sligo scientist’s equations but tech rivals are less than impressed
Taxing issue of LPT rates: How a mansion dweller can pay less than an apartment owner
Levy for local government is based on property value, leading to disparities between counties
Rosanne Cash cancels Sligo gig due to public sector industrial action
Musician told fans she would ‘miss being in a country I love so much’
Family of late woman (60) settle case over treatment of her abdominal pain
It was claimed Martina Calpin developed sepsis after a procedure in Sligo University Hospital in 2021
Three injured, one seriously, after four-vehicle crash in Sligo
Collision involving three vans and a car occurred on the N15 at Carns, Grange, on Monday
Distinctive coastal home sits pretty amid dramatic landscape for €695,000
Culleenamore home has bay views and a backdrop of the Knocknarea mountain
Beer at €16 a litre? Oktoberfest drinkers cannot get enough
Even with super-premium prices and a cost-of-living crisis, visitors drank a record 6.7m litres
‘I decided to take a leap of faith’: Largest ever number of GPs graduate
Largest ever graduation of GPs, as State moves to increase numbers to meet demand
Letters from America: ‘I would not advise anyone to come here that can live comfortable at home’
From tenements to wagon trains, a book comprised of letters sent from the US between 1818 and 1972 illuminates the history of Irish emigration in an intensely personal way
Culture Night 2026: 12 events to catch off the beaten track
From tribal dance and earthquake education to clay sculpting and an after-dark tractor parade, there is plenty to experience this Culture Night
Damage to homes ‘likely’ as status-orange rain warning issued for three counties
Met Éireann warns of ‘very heavy and persistent rain’ with possible thunderstorms for Donegal, Galway and Mayo
Man (47) killed by own van in Co Sligo named locally
Incident occurred near Luke’s Bridge in Gortnaleck, Grange, on a road with a steep incline
The drive to plant trees on Ireland’s farmland: ‘In the future a field without trees will be worthless’
There are 400 hectares of trees planted on farms across Ireland under an agroforestry scheme, offering protection against drought, less pollution and greater biodiversity
‘We went to the Manorhamilton Agricultural Show. That was an eye-opener’
Nick Maertens and his wife Cyrelle, from Belgium, spent years fantasising about living somewhere rural
Michael Flatley honours Louis Mountbatten with flute performance near scene of IRA attack
‘We just won’t forget’ says son of former Mullaghmore housekeeper on 47th anniversary of IRA assassination
Louth has highest delivery of social housing in the State, new study shows
Galway city created fewest social houses in first six months of year, Hardware Association Ireland report shows
Two arrested as cocaine valued at €100,000 seized in west
Drugs were recovered from vehicles in Roscommon and Leitrim
‘It’ll be nice when it’s a proper estate’: Breathing new life into a derelict development in Roscommon
Residents of Shannon Valley, where almost half the houses are boarded-up, are now hopeful for the future
‘I wished I was off that N17′: Former hitchhikers share odes to the road
Frank McNally prompts other erstwhile ‘thumb-ers’ to muse on the ultimate form of economy travel
‘I realised maybe I wasn’t ready to be done’: Mona McSharry targets more glory at Europeans
Sligo swimmer is loving life as a fully fledged professional athlete as she prepares for Paris test
Private maternity care no longer offered at two hospitals
Sligo University Hospital and Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise cease private maternity care
How Ireland’s land is used and why it has to change
Agriculture takes up 74 per cent of the country’s land
Michael Fingleton obituary: Banker who led Irish Nationwide from boom to bust
Sligo-born former seminarian’s love of GAA and knack for networking meant he had plenty in common with emerging generation of developers he lent to
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