Senator Gareth A'Hearn has been appointed as the new leader of the Shannad, succeeding Fine Gael's Sean Kyn who was elected to Dáil Éireann last month. A'Hearn, a Tipperary native and former mayor of Clonmel, brings extensive political experience to the role.
Galway East TD Louis O'Hara has criticized the government's proposed derelict property tax for excluding rural areas,...
Donegal Town Across 2 townsA young woman in her 20s was hospitalised with non-life-threatening injuries following a road traffic collision in Donegal...
The conversation discusses the impact of pride parades in rural areas of the west of Ireland, highlighting progress in visibility and...
Bill Keneally, a former basketball coach who sexually abused boys in Waterford from the 1970s to 1990s, has died in prison. A recent...
Authorities are searching for Ella, a 5'4" woman with brown hair and eyes, last seen wearing blue jeans and a pink jumper in Dublin 24....
The Drumconjure 150 Scholarships, established to celebrate 150 years of teacher education at St Patrick's campus, have been awarded to...
The GAA has announced Down referee Paul Faloon will officiate Mayo's crucial All-Ireland Senior Football Championship clash with Meath at...
The Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport announced Kilkenny as the first county fully connected under the National Broadband...
A community water supply project clinic will take place in Killaloo on Wednesday 17 June from 5pm to 7pm. Attendees can meet the Community...
Cavan hosted its first Pride Parade last weekend, drawing hundreds to support the LGBT community. A listener from Ballinia expressed...