Number of patients in country’s hospitals with virus falls to 378 with 87 in ICU

Situation continuing to place an ‘enormous burden’ health system, says Holohan

‘We have now run out of time,’ organisers say as council refuses to reverse licencing decision

The Gang film in Dublin: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia looking for star’s Irish double

Folk duo Ye Vagabonds are on a tour of Ireland’s inland waterways, playing free outdoor gigs

UK government levies €15.20 on airlines for passengers travelling up to 3,200km on single journey

Emilio Flores Márquez born on eighth day of eighth month in eighth year of 20th century

Emerald Pullman service will depart for destinations across Ireland on a private train

Waterways Ireland has deemed Anthony Hall’s self-build craft an ‘illegal construction’

Irish routes received the highest ratings in Europe, an analysis of online reviews shows

‘Castleknock is a great place, the community here is great...We take care of each other’

The incident occurred on Saturday afternoon at a shipping premises in the port

Wyvern Lingo on the pluses of working in Berlin and Ireland’s chance to change

Video: Rouzbeh Rashidi runs a society in Dublin to promote experimental films

Swords shebeen at least third such premises to be found by gardaí since New Year’s Eve

The violence in Washington DC dominated front pages across the globe on Thursday

Pricewatch: With import charges, VAT, longer delivery times buying Irish might be cheaper

Nphet warns 9,000 additional new cases will be reported in coming days

Letter to Minister recommends Level 5 restrictions be implemented for six weeks as ‘matter of urgency’

‘People arrived after us and . . . it’s just chaos,’ according to a Dublin-bound passenger

Free time during lockdown provided the perfect opportunity to dive back into an old hobby

Items were found during a search of a property in Ballymun on Saturday

Other areas may move to Level 3 but ‘nothing inevitable about it’, says Dr Ronan Glynn

Musician’s anti-lockdown songs hit out at UK government, scientists ‘making up crooked facts’

Co Kildare GP describes wider long-term effects of Covid-19

Ireland’s rate of growth in new cases is fourth highest in Europe, Minister warns

Glen Murphy (diagnosed in March) and Conor Pope (symptom-free) take an antibody test

Efforts are under way to revive an 8km stretch on the old Clifden railway line

Sixteen acts cover Bill Withers’ Lean on Me to pay for equipment during Covid-19 pandemic

Irish Times journalist Glen Murphy just about coped with coronavirus. Then his mother fell ill

Westlife take prize for Song of the Year voted on by the public

Review: Only once during the RDS gig did Dave Grohl and friends take a foot off the gas

From ukulele hoolies to steam engine rallies, there's something for everyone this summer

Flashback to days of experimentation and a look at those who preserve its heritage today

Man (50s) to appear in court on Sunday after search of a house in Navan

Irish musician Max Zaska made his debut album with a little help from a lot of friends

Railway Preservation Society of Ireland’s volunteers bring Christmas magic to the rails

Sales come after announcement of increased capacity for next year’s festival

Ryan Tubridy says show will celebrate friendship ‘no matter what happens with Brexit’

‘Nina Cried Power’ out on September 6th, coincides with artist’s three Dublin gigs

M7 towards Stradbally being widened in Co Kildare; section of M8 closed in Co Cork

Mindfield, Casa Bacardi, Village Hall, Speakeasy and Comedy Tent set times

The second batch of set times for Cosby Tent, Jerry Fish, Trenchtown, Theatre of Food

Set times for the Main, Body & Soul, Other Voices and Rankin’s Wood stages

Laura Dockrill, who had a baby six months ago, credits singer with helping her recover