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‘He is the messer at the bar who wants the night to continue, yet there is no chance whatsoever of him being late for work at the morning.’
Dr Tom Clonan met with the Defence Forces Chief of Staff today about a reconciliation process. ‘Unusually for Ireland, this whistleblowing story has a happy ending,’ he writes.
Here on Achill Island, saving turf is not just simply a way to secure fuel, but a way of life, writes Saoirse McHugh.
The Irish artist’s painting Táin was sold for €102,253 at an auction earlier this week.
This week’s gardening column features tips for growing your own herbs and a recipe for root veg pie.
The highly-rated steeplechasers will face off in the Christy 1965 Chase at Ascot on Saturday.
We should look at names we don’t understand as something exciting to be figured out, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
I feel blessed to have so much delicious, nutritious food to hand, writes Michael Kelly.
There was drama involving the former Ireland and Premier League footballer at Fairyhouse this week, writes Johnny Ward.
There will be no climate justice until we move to a different economic system, writes Saoirse McHugh.
In Ireland, the Irish Car Bomb is rarely called anything at all, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
We should decriminalise possession of drugs for personal use, writes independent senator Lynn Ruane.
Growing your own food could be even more important in the future, writes Michael Kelly.
One of Ireland’s top racing journalists picks out the horses worth following after Road To Respect’s victory at Down Royal.
Huge support for just three Democrat front runners in the race for nomination is unusual, writes Larry Donnelly.
Dances and words travel between cultures in a similar way, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
As Winter begins, there’s no better time to pickle some chilis or cook with more root vegetables, writes Michael Kelly.
As of Monday of last week, the Cheltenham Gold Cup favourite is not allowed to race.
Prepare for the seasonal debuts of Clan Des Obeaux, Road To Respect, Bristol De Mai, Envoi Allen, Delta Work and Samcro.
The Shannon natural gas terminal could lock us into further decades of fossil fuel reliance.
Oíche Shamhna (Halloween) is fast approaching, which means it’s nearly time for a slice of brack.
Although traditionally sown in December, putting the garlic in the ground now gives it the best chance of thriving in cold weather.
It is obvious the majority of bookmakers are copying the work of a rival’s odds-compiler, writes Johnny Ward.
The 24-year-old Kerry native joined a long list of racing’s greats at Ascot on Saturday, writes Donn McClean.
The Fermanagh journalist details how he and the victims are exposing wrongdoing and seeking the truth. It is not just his job, but his duty, he writes.
There is common ground among different movement groups in Ireland, writes Lynn Ruane.
The tale of Úna Bhán and Tomás Laidir is one of many sad stories in Irish literature, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
The first sod has been turned to begin work on a new facility in Castlerea.
The talented apprentice jockey had a landmark win on the Willie Mullins-trained Royal Illusion, writes Donn McClean.
The issue about more than citizenship and identity, writes Sarah Creighton.
There is no room, environmentally or socially, for fast fashion anymore, writes Saoirse McHugh of the Green Party.
Coleen is derived from cailín, the Irish word for a girl, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
Roasting root vegetables has become a staple in our house, writes Michael Kelly.
New mum Nicola Fallon speaks of her experience suffering from post-natal depression.
We are hopefully moving towards a country with a more positive attitude to sex and relationships.
The British PM has written a column for The Sun on Sunday underlining how his recent proposals are key.
It’s easy to lose the wordplay on English words when translating into Irish.
Khalid Abdullah’s mare will look to claim the race for a record third time this Sunday, writes Donn McClean.
It is important to allow nature to do its own thing.
The Irish language has many names for different creatures in the wild.