Michael Flatley honours Louis Mountbatten with flute performance near scene of IRA attack
‘We just won’t forget’ says son of former Mullaghmore housekeeper on 47th anniversary of IRA assassination
Sligo
Louth has highest delivery of social housing in the State, new study shows
Galway city created fewest social houses in first six months of year, Hardware Association Ireland report shows
Two arrested as cocaine valued at €100,000 seized in west
Drugs were recovered from vehicles in Roscommon and Leitrim
‘It’ll be nice when it’s a proper estate’: Breathing new life into a derelict development in Roscommon
Residents of Shannon Valley, where almost half the houses are boarded-up, are now hopeful for the future
‘I wished I was off that N17′: Former hitchhikers share odes to the road
Frank McNally prompts other erstwhile ‘thumb-ers’ to muse on the ultimate form of economy travel
‘I realised maybe I wasn’t ready to be done’: Mona McSharry targets more glory at Europeans
Sligo swimmer is loving life as a fully fledged professional athlete as she prepares for Paris test
Private maternity care no longer offered at two hospitals
Sligo University Hospital and Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise cease private maternity care
How Ireland’s land is used and why it has to change
Agriculture takes up 74 per cent of the country’s land
Michael Fingleton obituary: Banker who led Irish Nationwide from boom to bust
Sligo-born former seminarian’s love of GAA and knack for networking meant he had plenty in common with emerging generation of developers he lent to
Donagh Barry’s Axis Education invests in Sligo edtech firm Studyclix
Founded by Luke Saunders and software developer Keith Wright, the company provides exam preparation aids to students and teachers
‘It’s like looking at Everest. It gives me goosebumps’: Surfers seek the ultimate wave on Ireland’s west coast
A surf culture has grown up along the Donegal and Sligo coast where newcomers and seasoned wave riders alike find friendship, thrills and healing
Sligo Park and Mespil hotels pay €5.2m in dividends to family owners
The family-owned Lee Hotel group generated over €25m in revenue between both hotels in 2025
‘There is a big difference between just living in Sydney and building a life here’
‘Many of the cliches about Sydney are accurate. But there is a big difference between just living here and building a life here’
Volvo Ireland invests €40m to bring Nordic touch to dealership network
Car maker putting customer first with image revamp but retains long-term EV-only goal
From waterfalls to silent valleys: Nine of Ireland’s lesser-known landscapes to discover this summer
Take the scenic route this summer to Ireland’s lesser-known landscapes, where waterfalls, caves, abbeys and islands reward the detour
Irish ‘mammy’ salad to South African braai: Chefs share their favourite tastes of summer
Chefs and restaurateurs around Ireland share their favourite summer food memories
Sligo Jazz Festival review: Vibrant proof of the rude health of jazz at home and abroad
Cofounder and director Eddie Lee has ‘created a monster’ – and it’s a bold, brilliant and inspiring one
GP shortages are most acute in rural and commuter belt areas, data shows
Causes include population growth outstripping rate of increases in provision of family doctors
Red lemonade was revered: More wonderful memories of summer in Sligo
Ringing the church bells was like living in a Famous Five novel
Olé, olé, olé: Spanish in Ireland prepare for World Cup final showdown
Replica of ship Columbus sailed on to discover New World has made timely visit to our shores
I brought my three boys from England to Sligo to replicate my childhood summer holidays
They loved it: the turf sheds, the Tayto, adults pressing five and 10-euro notes into their hands and the dozens of cousins
Thirty-seven Irish film locations to visit, from Gene Wilder’s Dublin to Sean Connery’s Wicklow
The Ireland behind the movies, including Stanley Kubrick’s country estates and Steven Spielberg’s Wexford beach
All that jazz: Denis McClean on a unique project in Sligo that hits all the right notes
The Sligo Jazz Project was started 20 years ago by Eddie Lee from Sligo rock band Those Nervous Animals
‘No safety barrier’: Sligo binman died after fall from defective lorry, court hears
Inquest jury finds death was due to severe brain injury following workplace accident
The story of two Dubliners planting a wood on the wild Atlantic coast
This is a story about how two people living in Dublin made a small wood and a garden on the north coast of Sligo
The row over one-off housing rules: ‘I’m 43 and the situation has completely upset my life plans’
Rural housing plan welcomed in local communities, but it is a ‘huge departure from sustainable development’, says planner
Ten great spots to grab a pizza around Ireland this summer
If you’re lucky, the sun will shine and you’ll be able to enjoy your slice with pints outside
Sligo businessman jailed for beating three teenagers retains roles in 21 companies
Cathal O’Connor, who began his prison sentence on Wednesday, remains a director or secretary of 21 companies linked to his property empire
‘It is a huge honour’: Ship traces journey Spanish Armada sailors made in 1588
World’s largest replica of a traditional Spanish galleon sails along Irish coastline
‘I’ve become aware of how Irishness is considered abroad, how much it can be weaponised’
Author Sheila Armstrong talks about Seamus Heaney, Heinrich Himmler and why ‘more people should quit writing’
Sligo alone cannot solve the problems of either the capital or the country
All regions outside Dublin must be part of the solution
Central Mental Hospital among facilities criticised in latest commission reports
Inspections across 15 mental healthcare locations found varying levels of compliance on regulations, standards and rules
Second man before High Court after extradition warrant issued over Robbie Lawlor’s murder
Barry Young is second person arrested as part of Garda-PSNI investigation into Belfast killing
Dublin and the east coast are bursting at the seams. Ireland needs another city
As we prepare for a reconfigured Ireland, the ideal place for a new city is the northwest – Sligo to be precise
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