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A rather uninspired choice as Oxford University Press word of the year? Maybe not
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The Wexford artist has been feted by the fashion industry, but he’s much happier out of the spotlight, making the art that drives his creativity
Get away from it all by road, rail, ramble or sail in Ireland and farther afield
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New figures show lowest fertility rates in urban areas such as Dublin’s inner city
What I do: Colette Langan is a stained-glass artist in Carrick-on-Shannon
Shannon Lakes & Rivers Group says new bylaws will drive boat owners off the river, with drastic consequences for small businesses
Problems getting taxis in the west of Ireland are putting people off socialising, say business owners, while drivers decry recent rule introductions
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The Pink House in Co Leitrim is set over three levels with superb 360-degree views from top floor
Literary festival in Leitrim holds discussion on immigration policy and the complexities surrounding displacement
‘Our school is against every health and safety regulation under the sun’, says principal of Scoil Mhuire school community in Co Leitrim
Rapidly spreading disease has ‘grave implications for biodiversity and landscape’
Teenager’s mother, stepfather, 11-year-old brother and newborn sister die over weekend during Kherson attack
Funeral of popular Dublin-based detective killed in Carrick-on-Shannon boat fire to take place on Friday
To mark its anniversary in Dublin, the tech giant reflects on some of Ireland’s biggest search trends over the past two decades
Nollaig McGreevy says she feels both unfortunate and very lucky after lightning hit her Co Leitrim home for the second time
Leitrim County Council seeks to attract 700 jobs to Carrick Business Park after demise of call centre employing 1,200
US aerospace and defence industries driving Irish company's growth
The protected structure, built in 1830, had presented challenges for accessibility and green goals
County Council has identified a potential buyer of listed building
Members of a mission to New York say there are plenty of work opportunities in the county - but more houses are needed
Michael Harding: He finished his pint in that firm silence men use when they want to hide how frightened they are
Counting kindness in Carrick-on-Shannon is easy when it comes to a student’s lost phone
International workers are moving to more affordable counties such as Leitrim, but this is putting pressure on rents
This contemporary three-bedroom detached house, overlooking two lakes in Co Roscommon, has a bar and barbecue area for summer entertaining
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Catholic bishop says people not wearing masks and large gatherings is worrying
Nearly 300 mourners gather in Co Leitrim for burial of man (22) who died in Britain
Large Garda presence as relatives from Britain join members of Travelling community
Estimated 200 people attended funeral in Carrick-on-Shannon despite regulations
Dublin’s highest incidence in Blanchardstown and lowest is in Killiney
The former president on criticising the church, life during lockdown – and her new memoir
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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