Paddy Logue: Bunny had many adventures with the boy and his family, but one of his worst scrapes with disaster springs to mind

Living day to day is one thing, but pegging your age to infrastructural development is quite another

Jackson lawyers examining ‘every item of social media commentary’

Seven rough sleepers in Dublin declined beds in cold weather, says charity

St Patrick’s Festival says it does not plan to cancel any Bank Holiday Monday events

Varadkar says people ‘should not venture out of doors’ while the red level warning is in place

Outgoing SF leader says he has never distanced himself from IRA

Glossy ibis and whitetailed eagle spotted in Irish midlands

Meteorology matters as four stories on Hurricane Ophelia appear in the top-10 list

Brian Hayes says Government needs to support Opposition stance

All the main news anchors on RTÉ One will be women following reshuffle

Keelin Shanley and Caitriona Perry to replace Bryan Dobson and Sharon Ní Bheolain

Luas cancelled and schools closed on Tuesday morning; Gusts continue but will fade overnight

Power ran unsuccessfully as an independent for a Dáil seat in last election

National house prices have risen by 47 per cent since low point in 2013

Minister for Housing plans new licencing system for Airbnb

Paddy Logue: I built up a large collection of items that Lidl, Aldi and Ikea decided I wanted long before I knew I needed them

Paddy Logue: I gave up many years ago and I’m glad. But still I miss it

Patrick Logue: Dubliner’s onstage antics give voice to racist and misogynistic ideas

Public discourse has never been so heavy with innuendos and euphemisms

Micheál Martin says Sunday Independent pensions story ‘ludicrous’

Column removed as newspaper issues apology over piece about gender pay gap

Phil Hogan: UK still has to come to terms with negotiating mandate

Men account for majority (58.6%) of adults still living at home, according to data for 2016

Normally we would barely nod in the street, but the need for water brought us together

More problems may happen in future as asbestos cement pipe needs to be replaced

Radical thinking has made the Dutch city of Groningen a heaven for pedestrians and cyclists

Paddy Logue: His music isn’t everybody’s cup of tea but the ire he inspires is over the top

Paddy Logue: Who else would queue overnight to pay €500,000 for ordinary-looking houses?

Patrick Logue: An encounter in the garden had me researching these spiky characters

Latest house price index reports €2,000 rise per month

RTÉ Washington Correspondent told to ‘come here’ by Donald Trump

Do you wear shorts to the office when the sun comes out?

INTO opposes public sector deal over ‘inadequate’ provisions for lower-paid teachers

Marsh Fritillary Butterfly a ‘rare and beautiful creature’

It has been a battle to keep the household stress at bay, a battle I am not sure we’ve won

Authorities issue appeal to working, retired and newly qualified teachers

Man in his 20s detained after the Dublin gay bar was defaced with homophobic graffiti

Out of the frying pan: The ‘Teflon Taoiseach’ was a household name in the 1990s

Trump International Holdings to build 32-storey structure

Poll puts FF in best position in six years of B&A poll

‘Administrative error’ made by a staff member in the HSE’s National Counselling Service

Minister says new SF position on coalition is ‘planned’

Guide to the Northern Ireland Assembly

Extreme measures must be taken as the reluctant exerciser heads into Christmas

Gerry Adams at odds with Stack family about names

Rest of country extremely dry last month, Met Éireann figures show

Unexpected items in the bagging area, verified by Visa - the list of everyday annoyances is long....

It’s been a tough year for people who have no interest at all in sport

Who better to ease your little ones into sleep than Roald Dahl, who would have turned 100 this weekend

I hit the phones in earnest and found myself ringing some of those numbers you hear advertised on the radio over and over again

Cost of returning to work amounts to 90% of potential earnings, report notes

Passengers forced to leave train after smoke seen billowing from underneath a carriage

The cycling lobby does itself no favours by engaging in tribal finger-pointing in an effort to excuse bad cycling behaviour

Some 950,000 of us are mad as hell at you

Once a week, office workers say to themselves ‘ah feck it, I couldn’t be bothered making an effort today’

In the jokeless world of 2016, humour is practically banned for fear of offending

Almost 25 years after that summer, I still listen to those tapes

Tried walking, hill-walking, running, hill-running, swimming and going-to-the-gym-ing, and hated them all? Now try cycling

FF leader takes swipe at FG and Labour over ‘Irish Water fiasco’

Fianna Fáil leader says Sinn Féin pretending 1916 exhibition is independent

On a random family trip to Malahide, everything – but everything – was grand

If you are over 40, using Snapchat feels a bit like walking into a kids’ disco and telling a joke

For long-distance commuters, Monday to Friday can be a write-off in terms of quality time with the family

How old is Micheál Martin and other key questions Irish voters are asking Google

Our annual dunk has no charity element, which lends it a tremendous air of integrity

Did he leave his family behind? Did he get to say goodbye to his grandparents, or had he watched them succumb to the water too?

Many people have a negative seagull story, but crows have maintained their integrity

My question for candidates in the forthcoming election is simple: ‘Has anything really changed?’

Our Spanish student, Pablo, knows nothing about the Gaaah. So I try to fill him in . . .

It is the responsibility of men and the parents of men to change male behaviour

Follow my Gimme More plan for a healthier life. Possibly

As the engines roared and we surged back up into the air, I planned my funeral

I’ve owned lots of cars, but none is more fondly remembered than my French ‘leg end’

Former RTÉ correspondent founded social media agency in 2010

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My wallet, car boot and attic are all victims of my weakness for accumulating rubbish

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The Met Éireann bulletin is like one big security blanket for the nation

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During a chat with my son about the dangers of alcohol, I caught myself looking for a wine refill. The more I thought about it, th(...)

Cameron, the DUP, the resignations, the shock of it all...

My better half has made it her life’s work to get me to eat fish bodies and slimy matter from shells. She will not succeed

He has licked pretty much every plate in the house. We wrestle with him on the ground and he pretends to attack us. I often talk t(...)

Has the economic crash brought out an occasional bitter streak in you that is hard to shake it off? You are not alone

The seemingly simple task of buying a new shirt leads one man down a path of indecision, humiliation and self-loathing

Remembering Sister Teresa

High-end brands like BMW, Mercedes and Porsche record significant sales increases

‘Commuting puts you in contact with all sorts of people, some of them a little strange’

Wars and water charges don’t make the list but a singing priest, Kim Jong Un, Garth Brooks and Peaches Geldof do

Minister for Finance confirms marginal tax rate will fall if Government re-elected

Thousands voted and commented on the language they hated most

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Coalition promised a ‘democratic revolution’

All this talk of ploughing got us thinking about how unique rural Ireland is

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One minute it’s beers on the patio and the next you’re hunting for a bale of briquettes

Two of our resident old fogies look on the bright side of life on the eve of results day

Review follows report by Seán Guerin into Garda malpractice which was critical of the department