‘We were torn apart’: Border Protestants still reeling from abuse of Heather Humphreys
In Drum, Co Monaghan, vitriol aimed at Fine Gael’s presidential candidate still chills residents almost a year on
Monaghan
New alchemy can make value out of problematic phosphate
If anaerobic digesters are conceived as hubs that gather manure from farms, they become a means of taking phosphorus out of catchments
Seán McCague and dementia: he would say ‘the computer’s not working as well as it used to’
Five daughters of the former Monaghan country manager and GAA president are leading a campaign for clubs to step up for those with dementia
TV guide: the best new shows to watch this week
July 5th-10th highlights: including Pat Shortt in Museum of Me, The Girl in the Water, and Mackenzie Crook and Martin Freeman Remember The Office
Clones Town football club to vote on renaming John Delaney Park grounds
Delaney exited FAI following damaging media revelations about the association’s governance and finances
From a Monaghan farm to New York high fashion: ‘Ireland is still a very big part of my life’
Orla Maguire had a successful magazine career in Manhattan before founding her own range of beauty products
From Monaghan to ‘Spud Island’, Canada: 1830 exodus back in focus after Mark Carney visit
Prince Edward Island has a distinctly Irish flavour, with McKennas to the fore – but that’s only half the story
Scrap-happy cafe brings new life to Monaghan town: ‘You could replicate this all over the country’
Every bit of the Genesis Cafe fit-out is reimagined from waste material, much of it pulled out of skips
EirGrid to pay landowners up to €50,000 per pylon along its north-south powerline
Company has written to farmers offering two compensation deals for pylons and lines
Local authorities must take centre stage in fight against rising toll of road deaths
We have designed roads to suit cars and trucks to the point where it is not safe to walk or cycle
Housing crisis: Grants to turn space above shops into homes could be ‘game changer’
Government hopes grants of up to €165,000 will mean thousands of vacant properties return to use
RTÉ plunged into crisis again – it’s like the world cliff diving championships in Montrose
If crisis were a sea, the national broadcaster would never be out of it
Ballinode to Joy: Frank McNally on quiet roads, noisy weather and the perils of Monaghan football
A fellow county man has taken on the challenge of getting people out on their bikes in Monaghan - although not, alas, on Inniskeen Road
What will €250,000 buy in heart of Swords village and on an acre in Co Monaghan?
Two homes, one price: A one-bed apartment in north Dublin or a former parochial house near Clones
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