Two men die after road crashes in Tipperary and Cork
Motorist (60s) fatally injured in incident in Cashel; van driver (50s) killed in single-vehicle crash on Lee Road
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The last Irish nuns in Africa: ‘There was no question of going home’
Missionaries occupied a unique place in Ireland’s national imagination. For young Irish women, religious life offered something rare: independence, education and travel
Building tycoon Maurice Regan buys Meath castle that was former home of Duke of Wellington
New York and Clonmel-based billionaire acquired castle in deal to buy developer Gerry Gannon’s debts from Nama
FF Senator paid €16,700 in travel expenses while sick at home for eight months
Holly Cairns criticises Oireachtas system that led to her being mistakenly paid €8,500 in travel expenses while on maternity leave
Ireland’s changing rural pubs: ‘The amount of passion fruit martinis we sell is eye-watering’
One in four Irish pubs has closed over the past two decades as drinking and consumer habits have changed
Ireland’s Greenest Places longlist: ‘Those with an acute sense of a warming world stand out’
The summer of 2026 has provided a timely reminder of the urgent need for climate action
Mr Moonlight: RTÉ announces new drama based on Patrick Quirke murder trial
Producers say series ‘intends to give a voice back’ to victim DJ Bobby Ryan and family
The Tipperary walled town: ‘The bars on the windows aren’t decorative – they kept the cows out’
‘Horse money’ is evident in Co Tipperary town where local group is working to keep knowledge of medieval past alive
Hosepipe ban extended to end of September in 13 counties
Ban will be lifted elsewhere from midnight on Wednesday following ‘improvement in water availability’
Irish man charged with murder of Irish woman in Melbourne
Tributes paid to Annmarie O’Reilly, who was originally from Co Tipperary
Life in Ireland’s wildfire zones: ‘I’ll never forget that evening on Slievenamon for the rest of my life’
People in affected regions in Dublin and Tipperary reflect on the damage caused by the summer wildfires, and their fear of future such events
Coillte ordered to stop felling at forest over fears for oak trees
Department of Agriculture issues order to cease work to allow investigation of felling licence
The Irish man handpicked by Gianni Infantino, solar eclipse and EU presidency hospitality
Plus: 14 young cattle die of dehydration on Tipperary farm
Popular Dublin restaurant shut down over ‘breeding’ cockroaches
Offaly food shop with toilet 'overflowing with human waste' closed by food safety watchdog
Fourteen cattle die from dehydration after water disconnected at Coolmore-owned farm
John Magnier-owned operation said ‘everyone is deeply, deeply upset by what occurred’
Maurice MacGowan had ‘a beautiful and noble soul’, funeral told
Father of late musician Shane MacGowan ‘was a bright and shining beacon of light for so many’
Culture Night returns with bell-ringing, shield-painting and an invitation to ‘play the paper bag’
Art and music workshops and demos are just some of the hundreds of events lined up for September 18th
Maurice MacGowan, father of Shane MacGowan, dies following short illness
Maurice MacGowan was in his mid-90s and died in hospital ‘peacefully, surrounded by his family’
‘This is our Olympics’: Dublin Horse Show kicks off
Rolex Grand Prix has a €1m total prize fund this year – the largest ever in Irish equestrian sport
‘That Irish passport is so valuable’: Record number of Australians apply for citizenship
Irish document opened up work and travel opportunities ‘I may not have had otherwise’, says woman whose parents emigrated from Wexford
Ireland’s postcode health lottery: Living on the ‘wrong’ side of HSE area boundary
Living on ‘wrong’ side of HSE area boundary means Tipperary man cannot access nearest specialist neurorehabilitation team
Sherry FitzGerald chief’s €3.75m Victorian house goes for 10% under asking
Plus: Maggie O’Farrell fan Justice Kagan, Micheál Martin’s gamer protegés and two jobs putting out fires
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
‘What was a beautiful habitat now is black soot’: Ireland’s wildfires devastate wildlife
Mammals, small reptiles and amphibians losing shelter and food due to blazes in Tipperary, Wicklow and Waterford
‘Extremely demoralising’: Veggie farmers say bumper harvest going to waste in hot weather
Fruit growers say hot, dry weather has hurt crops and made it more difficult to pick produce
Wildfire reignites on Slievenamon with orange warning extension ‘likely to be warranted’
Emergency services received call at 7.15am on Tuesday that blaze on Co Tipperary mountain had restarted
E-scooter driver, teenager and passenger killed in three separate incidents on roads
Fatal incidents occurred in Meath and Tipperary in early hours of Sunday morning
Firefighters in Tipperary and Wicklow stand guard against repeat mountain flare-ups
Blaze broke out near Waterford’s Metal Man statue on Great Newtown Head on Sunday
Public urged to avoid areas of Co Wicklow due to reignition of wildfire
But ‘promising’ signs of containment of week-long blaze on Slievenamon, Co Tipperary
Roz Purcell: ‘When I was younger I was fine with people looking at me. But I have grown to hate it’
The Tipperary broadcaster and author knows how to captivate an audience. Just married and settling into her radio role on 2FM, she’s figuring out which new challenges to tackle
To think Slievenamon fire could have been started deliberately beggars belief
A more robust response is warranted with real sanctions that bite for those who engage in this reckless behaviour
Slievenamon wildfire enters fourth day as firefighters continue to battle blaze
Co Tipperary fire extended into a Coillte forest on Tuesday and spread significantly on Wednesday
Slievenamon wildfire spreads to adjacent Coillte forest in Co Tipperary
Fire service engages with local residents as a ‘precautionary measure’ as Coillte said it is ‘too early’ to determine the full extent of the damage
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