Gannet population continues to thrive despite human threat to its numbers

Michael Viney: Irish numbers have more than doubled since the counts of Operation Seafarer in 1970

North Korean rights abuses likely to be ignored at summit

Beatings, killings, gulags: regime’s brutality unlikely to raised by Trump at summit

Clare duo topple 11-time champions with razor-sharp moves

GAA Handball: Cavan favourites lose out to Banner county after fiercely fought battle

UN Security Council imposes new sanctions on North Korea

Resolution aims for nearly 90% of refined petroleum product exports to be banned

Australia revisits a chapter when gangs killed gay men for sport

Police are reviewing dozens of suspicious deaths to determine if they were hate crimes

A Canadian novel about Kerry’s ‘mythic’ Rás Tailteann in the 1950s

Canadian novelist Jane Urquhart, who had a cottage in Kerry for 20 years, has finally written a book set there. What took her so long?

North Korea’s crimes against humanity

UN reports appalling human rights abuses in North Korea

Report cites deliberate starvation, secret prison camps and total lack of free thought