Great restaurants around Ireland for a night out
If you want to make a night of it, here’s where food, wine and interesting surroundings get top billing. Is there DJ in a bright orange booth too? Of course
Dungarvan
Georgian beachfront home in Dungarvan with room for a céilí for €2.45m
Six-bedroom property lies on four acres of manicured gardens and rolls down to the sea
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Use of ‘poor box’ for driving offences persists despite ruling
Drivers still avoiding penalty points despite practice being barred by Road Traffic Act
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Progress in the sense that Ireland has become cleaner but has some way to go to match Europe’s best
Man faces five years jail after machete attack on US student
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U2 pay tribute to Dennis Sheehan at Los Angeles concert
Band pray with preacher Rick Warren to help them deal with death of tour manager
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Man remanded over Cork machete robberies
Judge accepts garda objection to bail application due to seriousness of charges
Two men charged in connection with recent Cork robberies
One man charged with robbery of American student injured with a machete
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Company joins busy roster of sponsors on breakfast show
John Paul II’s dedication to prayer recalled
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Memory of Waterford’s first World War dead set in stone as memorial unveiled
Names of 1,100 men and women recorded for posterity in Dungarvan
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