O’Callaghan’s Olympian feats can inspire a new generation of throwers
New throwing cage at Templemore to nurture talent in Olympic champion’s county
Dublin City Council defends plan to extend 30km/h speed limit
Senior engineers say the measures have produced ‘only positive outcomes’
Bin the bags: Council to refuse sacks in latest waste war
City council seeks ideas to replace refuse sacks on streets
Now TV to sponsor Dublinbikes from 2021
Sky streaming service will have joint naming rights in three-year €2.25m deal
September mortality statistics ‘broadly in line’ with previous years, CSO says
Excess mortality for between March and September is estimated to be between 876 and 1,192 deaths
Twelve forgotten Irish women who risked their lives to save others in 1916
The story of the evacuation of the Cumann na mBan nursing contingent with the wounded from the GPO on Easter Week
Tullamore Court Hotel acquired by iNua Hospitality
Four-star, 103-bedroom facility in midlands becomes eighth hotel in iNua’s portfolio
Eamonn Cregan and memories that span the unforgiving decades
Cregan has been a central figure in three of Limerick's five All-Ireland finals since 1973
Trump resort scheme faces opposition from self-confessed ‘Nimby’
Activist and serial objector lodges appeal against plans for Doonbeg rock barrier
Edward Flanagan’s Boys Town a template for voluntary service
Irish priest’s work with homeless juveniles in US embodies practical holiness
Manchester’s Irish community sombre but stoic after attack
Over 34,000 in greater Manchester area identified themselves as Irish in 2011 census
Council revenue from Cliffs of Moher car park under threat
Park-and-ride firm Diamrem seeks closure of Clare County Council temporary car park
Doonbeg local says ‘whingers’ killed plan for Trump sea wall
It ‘beggars belief’ that community is not given support to fight coastal erosion
Doonbeg locals rally round Donald Trump
Presidency ‘would do for Doonbeg what Obama has done for Moneygall’
Beggars on Ha’penny Bridge told to leave for anniversary
Red carpet laid on Dublin landmark for bicentenary celebrations and photocall with Lord Mayor
On the rise with water treatment technology
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Challenge lost to €1.7m judgment over loans to buy hotel
Businessmen fail in attempt to reverse decision on Doolin, Co Clare hotel/restaurant
Why I went to the water protests: ‘Enough is enough’
‘I think this is the final straw now, I can’t do it anymore,’ one protester says
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