Monaghan

New figures show lowest fertility rates in urban areas such as Dublin’s inner city

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Mykola Dernovi (46) died after suspected assault in Clones earlier this month

Sinn Féin bucks national and gains seats at expense of Fianna Fáil and an Independent

The broadcaster and satirist on political pressure, suffering ‘five years of horrific coercive control’, and replacing Tubridy

Former GAA manager Seamus McEnaney in line for uplift of up to €3.7m on original investment in Dublin 2 pub while Irish rugby stars buy into Dublin 6

Mykola Dernovi (46) died at property in Clones on Saturday night, detectives suspect he had been assaulted but his death was from natural causes

Scene sealed off after remains discovered at property in Clones late on Saturday night

An extract from stories by three primary schools in Ulster

UK’s National Crime Agency obtained order at Belfast High Court in first use of an unexplained wealth order in Northern Ireland

Matter of ‘profound regret’ that nobody has been made accountable for worst atrocity of Troubles, says President Michael D Higgins

Fifty years on from the bombings that killed 33 people, fresh research into contacts between Dublin and London shows the UK believed in 1974 the bombers had been detained

Bernie McNally was one of the hundreds of people who was badly wounded in the bombings which killed 33 people and an unborn baby 50 years ago today

Tánaiste acknowledges ‘truly shocking’ lack of response from successive Irish governments until the 1990s

Driver was killed in incident involving a car and van early on Thursday morning

Man appeared to have sustained head injury but unclear if it resulted from fall or foul play

Marjorie Coulson was waiting for her boyfriend to turn up when he was murdered by the Provisional IRA near her home

Even before July’s road tragedy which killed Dlava and her best friend the Mohamed family has faced a lifetime of adversity

He has already seen his music streamed to millions, but the Monaghan musician is only getting started

Conlon’s testimony as a feminist activist are a reminder that the decades preceding sweeping social change in Ireland were more nuanced than sometimes acknowledged

Death of Sinéad O’Connor, Dublin riots and RTÉ pay scandal were just some of the stories to hold readers’ attention this year

EY Entrepreneur of the Year Sam Moffett attributes success of his Moffett Automated Storage business to family attitude of ‘getting things done’

Men, one in his 60s and one in his 40s, had been arrested in connection with crash that killed two teenagers in July

Status orange warning issued for western counties ahead of second storm in a row

From a seaside suburb one-bed to a semi-d fit for a family: turnkey homes at keener prices around the country

What Geoff Knupfer thought would be a two to three-year job in 2005 continued for 18 years until his retirement in March

The Century Homes cofounder passionately believed Ireland could lead the way in low-energy, low-carbon housing

Judge satisfied to make a series of orders protecting Bio Marine Ingredients Ireland Ltd from being sued over its debts

Dympna Kerr visited the search site in Co Monaghan where her brother’s remains are thought to be 48 years after he was abducted

Cyclist Jenny Drew (74), who died in collision on Saturday, was remembered as an ‘exceptionally kind person’

The Berlin-born actor Agnes Bernelle, who married into the Leslies of Monaghan, was reunited with an unusual book lost during the second World War not long before her death

Gardaí investigating crash involving 17-year-old male on old N2 road in Clontibret area

Locals near the scene of one of summer’s worst fatal crashes are sceptical about planned measures

Co Monaghan priest prohibits use of national flag during funeral Masses for deceased veterans

Monaghan County Council says stretch of N54 where Dlava Mohamed (16) and Kiea McCann (17) were killed is ‘legacy road’

Kiea McCann (17) and Dlava Mohamed (16) died in a single-vehicle crash near Clones on the way to a debs ball on Monday

Radio: Sharon Magennis, of Largy College in Clones, told Audrey Carville about the loss of two ‘beautiful girls’

Funeral service for Kiea McCann (17) told of frantic efforts to revive Kiea and her best friend Dlava Mohamed (16) at scene of the crash

Teenager one of two girls killed in a car crash near Clones on the way to a debs ball earlier this week

Services take place for Kiea McCann (17) and Dlava (16) in Clones and Dublin respectively on Thursday