Do we need to be on the sideline? Is it just to be seen? And everyone would probably think that I'd love to be in there. No.

The numbers will keep rising. Puckouts will keep coming. Legs go and lungs burn in this is the age of excess. So far, no one ...

Homepage; news; Number of abuse reports to Women's Aid soars to 50-year high. The national group which helps victims of ...

Poverty, trauma and addiction play a significant part of the story of crime in Cork, write Orla Lynch, James Windle, and ...

The annual event sees politicians attend the US Independence Day celebration at the ambassador's Deerfield Residence in ...

The Irish Postmasters' Union (IPU) is to call on the Government to invest €15m per year over the next five years to prevent a ...

Lieutenant General Rossa Mulcahy was speaking at a special sitting of the Oireachtas committee on defence and national ...

Almost three quarters of businesses and community and sports groups have reported their liability insurance has risen in the ...

Campaigners are calling on the minister for agriculture and the marine to revoke a licence for a 23 hectare industrial-scale ...

Committee to hear that even moderate workforce reductions could lead to 'noticeable increases' in unemployment ...

Transport policy alone — and the dismissal of the northside's need for light rail — highlights the divide across the River ...

While economic factors dictate for many, perhaps some just realise having children isn't always a good deal for women ...