‘I felt at home’ – the extraordinary links between Ireland and Ukraine
As Ireland welcomes refugees, Daria Blackwell wants to deepen the bond with Ukraine
Hero of Irish revolution remembered with new biography
Tadhg Barry’s name lost within months of death in smoke of the Civil War
Gynaecologist needed to recover heroin concealed in woman’s body
Mother-of-two described as ‘chronic addict’ jailed for five years, with two suspended
Man (45) jailed for six years following a series of break-ins
Man, co-accused told pensioner (83) that they were gardaí after breaking in to her home
Four years for man who broke into home of pensioner
Accused and accomplice woke woman coccooning during lockdown and stole €2,500
New Irish whiskey celebrates 1916 Proclamation
Mayo company behind Grace O’Malley brand launches Proclamation Irish whiskey
Two men accused of posing as gardaí in home of woman (83) refused bail
The men, both homeless, are charged with a series of burglaries in Cork
Man (30) attacked with hammer and baseball bat in Cork city
Victim suffered fractured skull and bleed to brain after attack by two men on Friday
‘We are absolutely on the racks. This week will see the end of us’
The Dublin files: Those who fought in the Rising, and their families, struggled to get a military pension
Democratic Programme set out the vision for a new Republic
Document adopted by first Dáil emphasised ‘liberty, equality and justice for all’
Mary MacSwiney: The Free State’s ‘gorgon republican’
Vote 100: Progressive teacher and fervent separatist became one of the leading women in Irish politics
Supreme Court halves payment to former soldier over post-traumatic stress
Sum of €300,000 for general damages described as excessive and reduced to €150,000
‘Timidly opening the doors’ : Winning the vote for women in 1918
The suffrage movement faced its strongest opposition in the Irish Parliamentary Party
The day the Home Rule movement died
A forgotten casualty of Germany’s ‘March Offensive’ was the Irish Parliamentary Party
Patrick Pearse 1916 surrender letter sells for €299,000
Sale a ‘disgusting’ example of historical documents in private hands, says Ferriter
Collectors expected to spend €1.8m at Jesuit book sale
Rare books from Milltown library include works by Shakespeare and Swift
Acting OCI president keen to remain despite conflicting recommendations
Deloitte recommendation was to limit the terms of all executive committee members
Gardaí find suspected car used by killers of Aidan O’Driscoll
Vehicle bought in November by men using false names in a cash deal
Aidan O’Driscoll murder: Gardaí suspect former local associates
Investigators believe republican was killed by people from Cork with good local knowledge
Up to five may have had role in killing of ex-Real IRA man
Gardaí appeal for information about cars believed to have been used in Cork shooting
Pat Hickey and Kevin Mallon to face trial in Rio ticket controversy
Braxilian prosecutor charges 10 people in relation to ticket touting affair
OCI executive did not appoint ticket reseller, review finds
Committee played no role in the engaging of Pro10 for Rio Olympics, study shows
Presidental reception for Team Ireland has some notable absentees
President Higgins praises Olympic athletes but says Rio threw up ‘serious issues’
‘Serious issues’ over Irish part in Olympics, says Michael D Higgins
President makes comments at reception for Team Ireland at Áras an Uachtaráin
Police to question three OCI officials in tickets inquiry
Dermot Henihan, Kevin Kilty and Stephen Martin agreed to go to a local police station
OCI appoints legal firm in Brazil to ‘represent its interests’
Olympic Council of Ireland also hires accountancy firm to review Rio ticketing arrangements
Analysis: Five-hour OCI meeting results in five paragraph statement
Council meeting goes ahead despite six members being named in court warrant
Who’s who on the Olympic Council of Ireland executive committee
Members include FAI chief executive John Delaney, seen as heir apparent to Pat Hickey
Rising poem: Elizabeth O’Farrell commemorated by Theo Dorgan
A poem about O’Farrell and her role in the surrender
The James Connolly papers: ‘Wasn’t it a full life? Isn’t this a good end?
‘Well, Lillie, hasn’t it been a full life and isn’t this a good end?’ the signatory to the Proclamation of the Irish Republic told his wife just before he was executed, in 1916
The Thomas Clarke papers: An impish wit who fretted about money
Thomas J Clarke, whose name appeared first among those of the signatories to the Proclamation of the Irish Republic, was an unbending Fenian – and a mordant, impish wit
Theo Dorgan on Cork: ‘I never left it; I just live elsewhere’
‘My native place has grown into a city of magic: humane, vibrant, imaginative and open to the wide mysteries of the world’
Ireland’s involvement in World War I should be recognised, says historian
Cork suburb not unique in Ireland in being scarred by the tragedy of the Great War when 69 local men never returned home
Flash Boy: Irish telecoms expert a catalyst in unmasking speed trading tactics
Author Michael Lewis’s book has rattled cages in the US financial world and prompted an investigation into high-speed trading
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