As the darker, colder evenings set in and households across Tipperary stock up on home heating oil, Gardaí are reminding the ...

Local reporting in 2024 highlighted complaints about untreated sewage entering the River Suir itself near Thurles Shopping Centre, alongside concerns about offensive summer odours. The River Suir ...

RTÉ is facing a growing crisis of confidence, and falling television licence revenue should be a wake-up call for both the broadcaster and the Government. New figures reveal that TV licence income ...

Her passing is most deeply regretted, sadly missed and lovingly remembered by her sorrowing family; loving daughters Katie and Kelly, grandchildren Tristan and Leela, sons-in-law Mark and Dave, sister ...

A new €3.9 million national funding initiative has been launched to support innovative cybersecurity research, protect critical infrastructure and strengthen Ireland’s ability to respond to emerging ...

In her 102nd year and pre-deceased by her husband Richard (Dick) and their infant son Joseph; Mrs Brennan passed away peacefully, while in the care of staff at Bramleigh Lodge Nursing Home, ...

Cathedral Mass will take place at 11:00 am & 7.00 pm every day.

Government increases justice funding by €400 million, with major investment in Garda recruitment, prison expansion, legal aid, youth justice and domestic violence services. The Minister for Justice, ...

It was with great sadness that we learned of the death today Wednesday 7th October 2026, of Mrs Catherine (Kitty) Ryan (née Dunne) Green Street, Callan, Co. Kilkenny and formerly of Lacken, Drombane, ...

Fireworks can cause devastating burns, serious eye and facial injuries, permanent damage to hands and fingers, and other life-changing injuries. Their unpredictable nature means they can ignite ...

It was on October 6th, 1891, exactly 135 years ago, that Parnell passed away. His extraordinary contribution to Ireland’s struggle for self-government helped lay the foundations for the independent, ...

Budget 2027 is scheduled to be announced on Tuesday next, October 6th, with the overall package expected to include approximately €7 billion in additional spending and €1.5 billion in tax reductions.