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Travel News: The latest deals, events and happenings in Irish travel

Discover the centre of the universe in Mayo, and enjoy the fruits of the sea in Sligo

Ireland’s property market: ‘We envy every generation that came before us’

Readers share their stories of high rents, stagnant salaries and inability to buy homes

‘I’m 28 and live in a campervan’: Readers on their experiences of low wages and the property crisis

Updated: Millennials living with parents, house sharing and contemplating emigration to keep heads above water

Ireland’s favourite beach resorts: where to eat and what to do there

From Dunfanaghy in Donegal to Duncannon in Wexford, something for everyone this summer

New TV show seeks DIY house builders and renovators

RTÉ series callout for couples, pals and anyone restoring or constructing a home

The Donald Trump years: his presidential story – so far

The 45th US president: 2017-2020 timeline

Nine arrested following ‘shocking’ antisocial behaviour in Kilkee

Hundreds of teenagers gathered in Co Clare town in defiance of Covid-19 guidelines

Island escapes: Slow down with salty dips and cliff walks

Our offhsore havens are opening up again – a perfect excuse to get away from it all

John Bolton on Trump’s presidency: ‘Every day is a new adventure’

The former national security adviser on Irish foreign policy and November’s US election

Melbourne lockdown: ‘It’s dawning how serious the outbreak is again’

Irish in Australia batten down hatches for second phase of mass action against Covid-19

Historic lodge with guesthouse comfort at Spanish Point for €595k

Seaside Co Clare three-bed from 1837 in turn-key condition with original features

Ex-paratrooper and IRA man allegedly involved in murder of three soldiers

Killings of three Scottish officers in 1971 among most notorious of the Troubles

It’s our fourth homeless Christmas, our third in a ‘family hub’

‘Hubs’ were a short-term fix for family homelessness but are a long-term reality for many

Cork’s Spike Island wins second international major tourist award

Site’s visitor numbers have grown steadily from 27,000 in 2016 to over 81,000 in 2019

How tales of the headless horseman came from Celtic mythology

The Dullahan was a malevolent harbinger who demanded blood sacrifice in the form of decapitation

Trump visit: The challenges, protests and trade-offs

Government sighs with relief as deflated atmosphere hangs over Doonbeg

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