Catholic Church is beginning to see life after Covid-19
Attendences at Mass are back up again, say priests, but congregations are still anxious
Priest says he ‘got a bit of a thrill’ when lorry reversed through gates of Russian embassy
Reverend John Walsh said he ‘would not have minded’ being in the cab of the lorry
Newcomer Tom Phelan bags two goals as Kilkenny ease past Laois
Brian Cody’s team kicked on with impressive second half display at Nowlan Park
Archive covers more than 100 years of the Irish language movement
Exchange of letters among items in new Conradh na Gaeilge archive at NUI Galway
Liffey Valley land rezoning may be tough sell for McManus, Magnier and O’Flynn
Proposals for 5,000 homes in west Dublin clash with riverside protection orders
Building companies get court protection from creditors
Housebuilders have constructed units for local authorities and Cluid
Gabby Petito died from strangulation, says coroner
Woman who was missing died up to four weeks before her body was found in Wyoming
An Post in talks with non-bank start-up MoCo to offer mortgages
The digital-focused company is led by a number of financial industry executives
Children with autism left in limbo due to school project delays
Danu in west Dublin was first special school sanctioned by department in 15 years
Radio stations ‘need support’ with Irish language broadcasting
Report shows provision of radio programming in Irish is ‘minimal’
Plans for Ireland’s tallest building rejected
Castleknock tower was almost twice the height of State’s current tallest building
Dutch government honours Irish veteran of Battle of Arnhem
Sam Kendrick (95) receives medal of remembrance at Enniscorthy ceremony for role in second World War campaign
Permission for 200-bed co-living development in Castleknock quashed
High Court decision on Bartra project hailed as ‘extraordinary victory’ for local residents
‘Seismic break for two-party system’: UK and US media react to Election 2020
Mary Lou McDonald makes front of Financial Times while Guardian warns observers not to misread result
Joan Burton objects to local housing development
Labour TD says proposed apartments in Castleknock would be ‘detrimental’ to local environment
Permission for 200 room ‘co-living’ block in Castleknock criticised
New rules are ‘steadily dismantling high quality community planning’, says Labour TD
House where Ana Kriégel was murdered could be cleared for demolition
Glenwood House would have to be removed from protected structures list to be knocked
Students protest closure of NUI Galway’s Caifé na Gaeilge
’This is more than a question of just tea and coffee - this is a question of language rights and of social spaces for Irish speakers’
Peter Sutherland was a ‘responsible globalist’, Paschal Donohoe says
Minister says biography of late AG and WTO head is the story of ‘a life and an idea’
Gardaí found note relating to Mary Lowry and disappearance of Bobby Ryan
Love rival case: Note in Patrick Quirke’s home posed series of questions, court told
‘The Simpsons’ at long last is finally dead
The meming of life: Poking the show with a stick in search of answers is now officially fruitless
Leading academics appointed to oversee major Galway language plan
Objective of seven-year plan is to increase the use of Irish as a community language in Galway City
‘The Bad Times’: Visualising the Famine in a graphic novel
Unfolding tragedy of 19th-century Ireland is seen through the eyes of three children
ESB unit to cut €150 million from businesses’ energy bills
State-owned company aids large firms to lower spending
Fuzzy radio rules do Irish speakers no favours
Cantillon: Language too often seen by stations as ‘a sop to vague licensing requirements’
Island dwellers to receive safeTALK suicide-alert training
Islanders ‘don’t always have same access to mental health services as people on mainland’
Trinity students threaten strike over postgraduate fee increases
University says move needed to help return it to financially sustainable position
Award of €50,000 to boy injured by radiator deemed ‘grossly excessive’
Judge says boy’s injury is ‘possibly the smallest scar I have seen’ in a High Court action
Brendan Behan letter among treasures in donated archive
Conradh na Gaeilge is giving a 124-year-old collection to NUI Galway
Public service pay: ‘Disgraceful treatment of new teachers . . . must be addressed’
Some backed teachers’ pay deal as step in right direction, others found it grossly unfair
Forward power can tilt Under-21 final in Limerick’s favour
Munster champions have survived the tougher passage than rivals Kilkenny
Dynamic businesses brought to Bere in a tricky climate
Two marine businesses on west Cork’s Bere island are thriving despite unique challenges
Irish language sector needs to ‘reinvent itself’, says academic
Senior lecturer in Irish says language will be saved if opportunists see monetary value
Energy saving for competitive gain
The latest energy-saving measures and technologies can substantially reduce costs for Irish businesses
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