Lawyers pursue further legal avenues in last-minute bid to halt deportation
High Court judge overturns unsuccessful citizenship application by child, now aged eight
Second vessel seized and capture of both ships unacceptable, says Jeremy Hunt
A firearm and ammunition were also recovered in Limerick
Cork’s challenge wilted in vital third quarter when Cody’s men turned up heat
Tom Cruise was as unblemished as a newly born kitten 34 years ago and not much has changed
Take5: Stone house, bank building, house with olive farm, seaside flat, bungalow
US president calls Ilhan Omar ‘foul-mouthed’ and says her home state ‘can’t stand her’
Industry’s main UK-based insurance provider has decided to withdraw from the Irish market
Village was home to Crawford’s mother, Mary Healy, who emigrated in 1927
A second cosecutive 67 sees Lowry seize initiative despite losing fluency on back nine
Minister criticised by Opposition for comments made when defending developments
Gsoc investigating accidental discharge of firearm in patrol car in Limerick
Gardaí appealing to public for assistance in tracing the whereabouts of Kayla Wearon
Product by Google sister company Verily and Pampers tracks when babies sleep and poo
US aviation authority warns operators they could face crash threat from mobile phones
Home favourite takes it all in as he falls one stroke short of the cut despite a defiant 65
Compounds linked to cancer are generated when red meat is cooked on a barbecue – here are 10 ways to minimise the risk and enjoy the great outdoors
What moved me as a child in 1969 wasn’t the moon landing but the dramatic splashdown
My love affair with France has been at times irrational, mysterious and unpredictable
Ann Lovett, Joanne Hayes, Majella Moynihan – all victims of the highly conservative society of 1984
The academic claims the Taoiseach has favoured the interests of nationalists in the North over unionists in Brexit talks
Adonis describes Boris Johnson as ‘naked opportunist who doesn’t believe in Brexit’
EU-UK withdrawal agreement not up for renegotiation, German chancellor insists
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July is here, festival season is upon us, and Galway has become a truly magical place with the arrival of the 42nd Galway International Arts Festival
20 years ago, people were an organisation’s most valuable assets, that’s changing to apps now, says Tristan Liverpool, systems engineering director with F5
To succeed in the future businesses will need to master emerging technologies but also prioritise trust, responsibility, privacy and security
Brian Corby, Pfizer Ringaskiddy’s New Products Technology Laboratory leader, on fulfilling his career goals and working with a self-managing team
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