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Ireland’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Waterford City and County Council have teamed up to launch Clean Air Together Waterford, a citizen science project to measure air quality in the ...
In Katabasis, RF Kuang (author of 2023’s brilliant Yellowface) sends her readers hurtling into an intricately constructed underworld, assembled from bits of Dante, Virgil and Goethe. Framed as both a ...
When Manchester United’s disconsolate players stood on the San Mames pitch after the Europa League defeat to Tottenham Hotspur, it marked one of the low points in the club’s modern history.
The election to choose the next president of Ireland is expected to take place on October 23rd. Venues are already being booked across the country for polling stations where people can cast their ...
Two County Mayo beaches impressed the judges in the annual national survey of 33 beaches, harbours, rivers and their immediate environs which were monitored by An Taisce on behalf of IBAL in June and ...
Charges include the theft of wine from Applegreen grocery in Tralee on two occasions Stock image: Getty A judge has denied bail to a Killarney man charged with two counts of theft and the assault of a ...
The Irish media, internet and entertainment industries are predicted to grow by 3.3pc annually over the next four years, according to an analysis by PwC.
The new major general became a foot soldier again for the day as Andy Moran got back into the championship trenches for the first time in three years in Charlestown yesterday.
Six-time All-Ireland-winning manager approached by party figures over nomination Ex-Dublin manager Jim Gavin. Photo: Sportsfile Jim Gavin is the latest name to be linked with becoming Fianna Fáil’s ...
The week ahead in business: Trump and Korea, tourism figures and the closing of a US postal loophole
In the traditionally quiet month of August, the final week is showing some signs of ramping back up. Donald Trump is today hosting South Korean president Lee Jae Myung in Washington.
Killer Richard Satchwell (58) is to appeal his murder conviction on six grounds including material he maintains should never have been put to the trial jury.
Four hundred and 11 days since being appointed as Ireland boss, it all comes down to this for Heimir Hallgrimsson.
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