Up, up and away with private flying
In a sure sign of a resurgent economy, private jets are taking to the air again
Bridge Notes: Veteran competitors win main pairs competition of Clonmel online congress
Team competition developed into tussle between a leading male quartet and four of the current national women’s squad
It was 50 years ago... remembering the first-ever GAA All Star awards
The inaugural event was devised by sports writers and sponsored by a tobacco company
New evidence challenges claim Tom Barry invented story of false surrender at Kilmichael
1924 letter to Army headquarters appears to corroborate IRA commander’s version of events
What happened in the Kilmichael and Narrow Water IRA attacks?
Ambushes of British forces referred to by Sinn Féin TD were very different from each other
Tom Barry showed great military expertise, says historian
New documentary marking Kilmichael ambush centenary and discusses controversies
Shot, bayoneted and clubbed: the ruthless lengths the IRA went to at Kilmichael
Autopsy reports show how the IRA sought to ensure none of the enemy were left alive
Rise in Covid-19 cases will not delay restart of schools - Taoiseach
Micheál Martin rejects claims of ‘confusion’ or mixed messaging on health controls
Sporting Cathedrals: Melbourne Cricket Ground a shrine that inspires reverence
Famous old stadium has also hosted memorable International Rules occasions
Man who murdered his mother sentenced to life imprisonment
‘I did not intend to kill her, I intended to set her free,’ says Paul Horgan (27)
What’s the story with those wrongful motoring convictions?
The latest Garda debacle will be costly to fix and damaging to the credibility of the force
Over 3,000 patients on waiting lists to be treated privately
New initiative will help those who have been waiting over 18 months for day-case care
Dispute ensures OAP complex costing €17m still mostly empty
Minister for the Environment Alan Kelly ‘outraged’ State-funded scheme not in full use
First 40 new Dublin homeless beds available from Monday
Four Nama office blocks and one hotel on offer for emergency accommodation
Inflation figures may pave the way for Fed to start ‘taper’ plan
Cost of living in US rose less than expected in August
Hope is in the Clare air – even the dolphins can feel it
All-Ireland preview: hurling fever grips the Banner county in a way not seen in almost two decades
Pattern Mass: a centuries-old tradition carved in stone
The annual pattern Mass at Kilmakilloge on the Beara Peninsula – part ancient spiritual ritual, part secular knees-up – brings people in their hordes each year. What keeps them coming back?
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