Cheltenham: Porter floored on the double as Flooring Porter wins again
Horse bought for €6,000 romps home to the St Patrick’s Day delight of his supporters
Pricewatch: More good news to get 2022 off to a positive start
From easy exchanges to community spirit, tales of stellar customer service
Many parts of Ireland experienced warmest autumn on record this year
Highest temperature of the season recorded in Shannon and Valentia at 27.9 degrees
Carndonagh records highest Covid-19 incidence rate for sixth week in a row
Latest local electoral area data shows virus spread continues to be an issue in Border counties
Clothing store owner cannot understand why click and collect is off until May
Businesswoman wonders why it is safe to wait for takeaway food but not clothing
Seven community renewable energy projects get go ahead
New Government scheme to support €1.4bn investment and generate 1,000 jobs
Wet, stormy February brings record rainfall to many places
Two weather stations recorded wettest February since records began in 1850
Irish temperatures above average for ninth straight year in 2019
Highest and lowest temperatures recorded at Ardfert in Kerry and Dublin Airport respectively
‘A lot of Irish people become way more Irish on leaving home’ - the GAA man in Singapore
Working Abroad Q&A: ‘I stayed on in Japan and have never managed to return to Ireland to live’
Welcome to my place . . . Hanoi
‘Be prepared to be offered rice wine, the Vietnamese poitín. It’s rude to say no’
Strong sales in Ireland boost profits at Boots by 12%
Network of 87 branches sees pre-tax profits of Irish arm of UK pharmacy rise to €24.1m
‘Everyone thinks guards and teachers can retire but no one else’
Gerry Concannon stepped back from the day-to-day running of Mayo software business CBE but he remains as busy as ever
Irish soldier receives Purple Heart 100 years after he was killed
Private Michael Walsh was killed while serving with the US army in first World War
Temperatures to dip but ‘once in a blue moon’ heatwave to go on
Met Éireann has forecast ‘drought conditions’ and 25-28 degree heat this weekend
The wheel deal: doing the Malin to Mizen cycle
The 650km charity cycle requires a lot of preparation – both physical and mental – but it’s worth it for that final spin to the finish line
Parents to be surveyed on demand for non-Catholic schools
Education: 90% of primary schools remain under the patronage of Catholic Church
Acquittal does not sanction homeowners to kill burglars
Case is first of its kind since new laws were brought in after Nally controversy in 2004
Ciarán Murphy: Mayo club championship reduced to farce
Semi-final played on a Wednesday night in October – with the final set for four days later
The lives of commuters: ‘I don’t get to see as much of home as I would like’
Daily, weekly and former long-term commuters share more stories of life on the road
Gardaí suffer facial injuries and broken wrist in Dublin attack
It is the second garda attack in 24 hours after two gardaí were hospitalised in Mayo
Pilgrim Passport offers chance to explore our penitential paths
The 30km pilgrim trail from Hollywood, Co Wicklow, follows the journey of St Kevin
The teenagers who are leading the digital charge in our schools
Policymakers may still be talking about coding – but these pupils are forging ahead
1916 centenary: Remembering the ‘short lives and big dreams’
Former presidents and taoisigh join Kenny, Higgins and host of dignitaries for ceremony
Children set out issues facing State in school proclamations
Students bring up homelessness, immigration and technology in self-written documents
Boy (16) to appear in court over fatal assault in Mayo
Teenager (17) died during incident in Claremorris early on Saturday morning
Youth arrested over death of teenager (17) after Mayo assault
Boy sustained fatal injuries in early morning attack at Claremorris house
Mayo high-profile hotel seeks High Court protection
Owner and operator of McWilliam Park Hotel to ask for appointment of examiner
Visual Art: Why Gretchen Bender’s work is ripe for revival
The late American media artist was ahead of her time, but her reputation is now catching up with her powerful work; and Mayo artists respond to their home county
Bank official who stole €61,000 requests probation and psychiatric reports
Charges relate to theft from client accounts at Tuam branch
Cork woman wins Best Dressed at Galway races
Alex Butler won the prize worth over €10,000 for her one-shoulder red dress
Man in 70s killed in Mayo road incident
Victim hit by car near the McWilliam Park Hotel on outskirts of Claremorris
Churches, such as that in Bohola, are a salute to heroic phase of modern Irish Catholicism
Indomitable spirit of Catholic Irishry obvious in church-building wherever green was worn
Man awarded €315,000 over sex abuse by Marist Brother
Mr Justice Iarfhlaith O’Neill rejects denials of abuse at Sligo school between 1969 and 1972
Dispute over future of disused Western Rail Corridor
Advocates of greenway insist it would not signal end of Western Rail Corridor
Crunch time for Lucinda Creighton
The young Fine Gael politician has had a meteoric rise, but her views on abortion have left her standing on a precipice. How she votes could change her career
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