Dublin City Council must take action to combat neglect in park

Overall survival rate of 67.2% falls dramatically to 22.6% for lung cancer, mostly caused by smoking

Trump-welcomers have been direly warning that protests will damage Ireland Inc or, at least, Doonbeg Inc. Nonsense

Government policies are at odds with stated position

This is shown by their studious inaction on level crossings in south Dublin

A critical mass of vocal countries could tip the balance, and Ireland can demonstrate moral leadership and credibility on this issue

They will be back to delight and entertain us in the very near future

Twenty years after witnessing the band’s now legendary set on the main stage at Oxegen in the pouring rain, I made it my business to go to Electric Picnic to see Pyro play once more

In a single European market, national action alone will never be enough

Eamonn Rothwell’s bid for Irish Ferries parent ICG would be one last big deal for the ‘maritime Michael O’Leary’

The veteran actor on the real-life parallels with new film Late Fame, working with much younger actors, and his acting philosophy

Radio: Newstalk host is more relaxed yet remains the consummate professional, as Drivetime hears of hope on climate change

What begins as a lightly satirical account of the publishing world evolves in profound ways

The State’s safe haven reputation is worth fighting to hold on to

Theatre: The performer is compelling as Judy Garland, whose final years are the focus of Peter Quilter’s play

Tourist facilities are welcome, but investment in the village that supports them must surely come first

Rising cost of State funding for public services has been a spending concern for some time

A reader reflects on the familiar disappointment of having a letter rejected

I see trucks driving at 100km/h and more on a very regular basis

Department of Children review team undertakes audits to ensure core funding requirements are honoured