Donegal

The author’s debut novel for adults, The Boy from the Sea, beautifully evokes the life of a fisherman in a small town and explores profound emotional truths

Television: Aoibheann Walsh, who is from Donegal, and Jordan Dargan, a Dubliner, are among the 18 candidates on Alan Sugar’s The Apprentice

Priest says Kacper Dudek was proud of his Polish heritage and loved his family and girlfriend

At least 1,000 Ukrainian refugees face relocation in a push to reduce State accommodation contracts

This multigenerational, transatlantic family saga starts with 9/11 and swerves back in time to Donegal in the 1970s

Your next mini-break could fuel a new and lasting passion, from yoga in Donegal to horse trekking in Waterford and cooking classes in Wexford

The debut novelist left her career in London behind to write fiction in west Cork, where she started to grapple with her demons

Record-breaking winds at Mace Head may be down to a relatively rare meterological phenomenon

Incident happened at about 5.30am near Raphoe

A charming French country house, a partial-project in northwest Spain, a doer-upper in Portugal’s wine country, a maisonette on Crete or a former filling station in Raphoe?

Gardaí appeal for witnesses to assault on the Coneyburrow Road in Lifford to come forward

Barrister Alexander Smyth also required to read How To Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie

The cornerstone of a winter wardrobe and a multitasker, the coat is the great cover up that can enhance any outfit

The remains were discovered in Dundrain, Burnfoot, on Wednesday

Recent figures show almost 1,300 people aged 20-65 are in nursing homes due to lack of community services

There are several new books from debut authors to look forward to this year, including work from Garrett Carr, Róisín Lanigan, Elaine Garvey and more

Fill your 2025 with these spectacles, from the seabirds of Rathlin Island to the rutting red deer of Killarney and the murmurations of Westmeath

‘What has you here?’: eight years dead and safe in a Galway graveyard, yet here Grandad was standing before me

‘I just want to make sure we are looking out for our neighbours. You don’t know who needs a smile’

Last day of work for many before Christmas will see gardaí enforcing enhanced speed checks

Michael O’Malley explores how scientific biology informs the arbitrariness of ‘racecraft’ found in family records

Rebecca Browne (21) from Derry died after night out in Buncrana last May

Irish Whale and Dolphin Group ask ships to slow down to avoid hitting immature whale

Collision between bus and car took place on Wednesday morning

The man is accused of sexually assaulting the young woman at the hotel on July 9th, 2022

The life of Seumas MacManus, author and dramatist

58 people have died in 57 separate collisions involving unaccompanied learner drivers in last eight years

Fishermen doubt politicians will be able to fight their corner on the issues that matter most in Brussels

In homage to Lou Reed, Anohni gives late musician’s work the creative approach she feels it deserves

Fatal collision between two cars took place near Castlefinn last Friday

Monday should see some sunshine and scattered showers, but a chance of hail and even thunderstorms

Major cleanup continues in areas worst affected by storm, including Donegal, Cork, Limerick and Kerry

Three other people injured in incident involving two vehicles, which happened on the N15 at Liscooley near Castlefinn

Public in Cork and Galway urged to ‘shelter in place’ as ‘complex, multi-hazard’ storm hits

Ten people died following an explosion at the Applegreen service station in Creeslough, Co Donegal on Friday October 7th, 2022. Photograph: PA Wire

The Mercury Prize-winning singer on Trump’s misogyny, climate change and preparing to celebrate her mentor Lou Reed in Dublin

Gaeltacht status is under threat as native Irish speakers ‘just can’t compete against the market’ say locals

Guenter Lohse set fire to home in Co Donegal after family plan to send him back to Germany, court heard

Harry McHugh was told that he would need minister’s permission to make changes to farming in area of Donegal

Television: It takes a while to get going and is not without flaws, but this show is good enough to almost convince us our native tongue is in everyday use