Carndonagh records highest Covid-19 incidence rate for sixth week in a row
Latest local electoral area data shows virus spread continues to be an issue in Border counties
Rate of Covid-19 in Carndonagh, Co Donegal now five times national average
Latest data shows high levels across Border counties but improving situation in Galway
Covid-19 rates in Carndonagh remain four times national average
Areas of Donegal, Louth, Mayo, Galway and Monaghan most problematic, data shows
Pandemic burnout: Irritable, tired, overwhelmed? Here’s what to do about it
The past year has put increased demands on people trying to figure out a new way of working
Ireland’s favourite beach resorts: where to eat and what to do there
From Dunfanaghy in Donegal to Duncannon in Wexford, something for everyone this summer
Young hurler wants to emulate his Waterford heroes
GAA club in Tramore reaches out to direct provision centres for new recruits
Student’s joint injury rehabilitation monitoring system wins SciFest 2020
Caoimhín O’Leary to represent Ireland at International Science and Engineering Fair in US
50 beautiful Irish crafts to buy, and the people who make them
Looking for a perfect gift? Jewellery, textiles, toys, beauty, art, food, and more, all made in Ireland
Performative actions are not enough to tackle racism in sport
Supporting black players should not be a box-ticking exercise, say Wexford footballers
Cromwell statue at Westminister should stay, says Irish vice-chancellor of Oxford
Louise Richardson references ‘Voldemort’ figure in opposing removal of Cecil Rhodes statue at college
‘It felt like life was finished, that everything was going downhill’
New to the Parish: Papy Kahova Kasongo arrived from Democratic Republic of Congo in 2015
Driver caught 58km/h over limit in Co Waterford
Motorists detected 30km/h over the limit will soon have automatic court appearance
Parents finding it ‘impossible’ to opt children out of religion education
Constitution gives parents a right to withdraw their child from religion classes
Five direct provision centres oversubscribed, latest figures show
Hotels in Cork, Dublin, Laois, Louth and Waterford being used as emergency housing
Holiday home management company sues operators at estate over maintenance
Defendants say they spent own money on maintaining common areas
Who will stop supermarkets weaponising the planning system?
Caveat: Lidl and Aldi say rivals object to up to 80 per cent of planned new stores
Asylum seeker in Waterford seeks €3,000 in public backing for university studies
Manzi Joseph from Rwanda has set up GoFundMe page to raise money for college fees
Where the heart is: why Tramore is my special place
Ger Kennedy was drawn back to the warm embrace of this Co Waterford seaside town
What sold for €320k or less in Dún Laoghaire, Crumlin, East Wall and Tramore
City cottages, a lofty apartment and a sunny southeast villa fell within this budget
‘It is sad to hear and read the debate dividing this country’
The Women’s Podcast: A look back at the letters written to this newspaper by Irish women in the run up to the 1983 abortion referendum
Pupil numbers grew 10% at multi-denominational schools
Catholic schools still account for over 90% of primary enrolments
FF pledges to expand Educate Together schools amid restrictions
Schools established as part of process to divest patronage of Catholic schools
Children turned away from Educate Together schools due to ‘restrictions’
Schools were established as part of process to divest patronage of Catholic schools
The 13 scariest Halloween events for adults
Trick or treating may be for the kids, but there are plenty of spooky events for grown-ups
Man (20) charged after death of man (54) in Tramore
Niall Hewison charged after Edmund Rice found unconscious on street
One of State’s most experienced search and rescue airmen
Obituary: Daithí Ó Cearbhalláin – Born: January 3rd, 1964 – Died: March 8th, 2017
50 of the best playgrounds in Ireland
Swings, roundabouts, slides, ziplines, tunnels, climbing frames, forest trails and scenery: we find the best free play areas to entertain the kids this summer
Forbes Vigors: Engineer whose work helped reduce road deaths
Obituary: Road safety expert had international profile in the EU, US and Middle East
Girl (16) dies and two others seriously injured in Waterford crash
Male driver of car suffered minor injuries in collision on Cliff Road, Newtown
‘I would have loved to stay in one place for my education’
Immanuel Chirwa (18) is one of 22 asylum seekers who sat this year’s Leaving Cert
How Patrick Lafcadio Hearn travelled around the world for 150 years, before making his mark in Waterford
Patrick Lafcadio Hearn, who is perhaps better known in Japan than the country he was born in, is finally getting the recognition he deserves thanks to Tramore’s new memorial gardens
14 food businesses forced to close in May by FSAI
Latest enforcement action brings to 40 the number of closure orders issued this year
Life sentence for murder of man with stab wound to chest
Victim impact statement said hardest thing family ever had to do was tell grandmother
Woman died after being ‘smothered with pillow’ in nursing home
Inquest hears no identifiable ‘asphyxial signs’ found on body of Veronica Vollrath (83)
Jury discharged in trial of Kilkenny man accused of murder
Judge decides that case should be tried by different jury due to certain legal issues
No more doubting Thomas as fired up Tramore take Irish Senior Cup title
Wateford take Jimmy Bruen shield in sunny weekend for southeast
Lack of paperwork hindering school divestment programme
Just second school to be divested from religious patronage opens in Mayo today
Summer Snaps: The shutters come down on your holiday pictures
Revealing swimwear, Queen Beatrix in a gay bar, and buggies driven under the influence: here is our final pick of readers’ summer memories
Tramore sand dune fire damages habitats and displaces wildlife
Up to 10 hectares burned by blaze in Waterford designated area of scientific interest
Gardaí investigate after man’s body found with gunshot wounds in Dublin
Suspected gangland killing is eighth violent death in 2014; Remains found after car chase
Public advised to stay away from coastal areas in Tramore
Large sink-hole emerges in road in seaside town
A selection box of sessions
There’s so much on this weekend, in all corners of the country, you might get FOMO, warns Mark Graham
Would beavers from abroad improve Irish riversides?
Our waterways have become tunnelled with alder and willow, blocking light and reducing bioproductivity, says a reader, who suggests the animals would fell the riparian trees and let in the sun
Inflatable boats are ‘floating killers’ , water safety body warns
RNLI outlines call-outs involving 16 people on cheap crafts over summer period
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