High court told Law Society considered he was ‘skirting around’ order restraining any involvement with his former practice

The town is ‘coming around to the idea’ of asylum seekers after last week’s hotel fire

Mary Devine O’Callaghan’s husband Declan faces suspension by the High Court

Pupils from St Nathy’s College in Co Roscommon to address Oireachtas members

Lack of resources, pressures on healthcare and rising joblessness ‘does not bode well’

We lost our DIY skills in the boom when we we got notions and hired people to do things for us

When she returned to Dublin she wrote a ‘Syrian love letter to Ballaghaderreen’

Peter Pringle had conviction for murder of two gardaí during bank robbery overturned

‘He hugged me so strong, he was so warm and sweet,’ Almuthna Loulah says of President

I hear they’ve attracted quite the crowd of Toweys from all corners of the world

Syrian crafting instruments in Ballaghaderreen after Mayo man donates workshop

When we lose our communities we lose, at a fundamental level, the sense of who we are

Seminary and Pontifical University at St Patrick’s College to be separated

Ballaghaderreen group takes top prize at Foróige Youth Citizenship Awards in Dublin

Cigar plant will close in May and move operations to Sri Lanka with loss of 38 jobs

An estimated 30 Irishmen, serving with US forces, were killed in Vietnam war

Minister of State says local management group will oversee delivery of services

Jacqueline Mullen overwhelmed with offers of help from locals in Ballaghaderreen

TD says move by department leaves vacuum for 500 young people who use service

From monitored alarm systems that talk to your mobile to reinforced safe rooms, the range of options to keep burglars at bay is growing. You can even have a team of crisis managers at your disposal, if you can afford it