Temperatures could reach 25 degrees early next week, Met Éireann says
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Man who stabbed partner at least 13 times and hit her with lamp jailed for 12½ years
Sean Egan (39) left Sharon Crean without medical help after attack at Laois home in December 2022
‘You hunted me and broke the soul of a child’: Sports coach sexually abused teenage girls
Victims tell Central Criminal Court of ordeal at hands of man who was training and mentoring them
Man jailed for 11 years after kicking to death ‘inoffensive man’ he met in pub
Gardaí found Aaron Wolfe (32) in a highly intoxicated state, stripped to the waist, with his hands covered in blood
Devil in the detail: Frank McNally on the diabolical reputation of St Dunstan
The 10th century holy man’s demonic pact is blamed for the occasional frost around his feast day
As smart cities reduce car use, Ireland goes all in
Critical Infrastructure Bill will be a disaster for Ireland’s climate commitments
Cork-based Atlantia Clinical Trials to enter medtech market with €1.5m investment
Firm also sees growth in digital healthcare market where people can test their health at home
Met Éireann forecasts temperatures in Ireland to rise into the 20s later this week
May has been a very cool month so far but that is about to change, says Met Éireann
Cork folk singer Jimmy Crowley ‘overwhelmed’ by fundraising response to pay for carer
Musician had revealed details of his health problems after receiving a cancer diagnosis and suffering a stroke
Ten luxurious Irish hotel room service experiences for your bucket list
Think of sitting in your robe, hearing a gentle knock at the door and then watching as a silver cloche is lifted to reveal a feast
Doireann Ní Ghríofa: ‘In the past someone like me would have been brought to an asylum’
Author Doireann Ní Ghríofa on her new novel about a derelict mental hospital and how she writes ‘really weird books that are hard to describe’
Family ‘haunted’ by woman’s final moments after partner stabbed her 13 times and left
Sean Egan was found guilty of manslaughter by diminished responsibility over the killing of Sharon Crean (35)
Full list of all the Blue Flag beaches across Ireland revealed
Duncannon, Co Wexford and Bunmahon, Co Waterford regained flags for first time in 19 years and 14 years respectively
Extend assault leave to school secretaries injured at work, says Fórsa union
Fórsa delegates call on Government departments to provide more support for staff assaulted
Sonia O’Sullivan: How I learned marathon world record pace is still within my grasp
I will be looking at the sprinters differently this weekend when the Diamond League returns to our screens
Accidental death recorded at inquest of young jockey injured in fence fall
Michael O’Sullivan (24) suffered a fatal fall at the final fence at Thurles Racecourse
Couple object to Amazon subsea cable plan linking Ireland to US
West Cork pair lodge appeal with An Coimisiún Pleanála over plans for landing station
Cartels likely to see remote corners of Ireland as access route to Europe, says senior garda
Force appeals for local vigilance along Ireland’s coastlines as smugglers seek alternative ways to Continent
Rodent infestations and spider egg sacs among reasons for food closure orders in Dublin, Cork and Waterford
Five restaurants and food services were served with the orders last month
Cork’s Counting House complex to house new city library after €35m purchase
Former Beamish and Crawford site will replace existing Grand Parade library, which opened in 1930
How do we get from a cattle fair in Macroom in 1992 to the possible next governor of California?
Steve Hilton recognised early that oligarchic fascism could be dressed up as anti-elitism. And the signs were there at a Macroom cattle fair in 1992
Walking the 700km Beara Breifne Way: ‘I wanted to test myself, test my body’
By walking through Ireland, I carved a line of connection in time, not only to history, to the Gaelic Irish, but also, back to myself
The artists of Sherkin Island off West Cork: ‘You might not see anyone for a couple of weeks’
A BA in Visual Arts organised by TU Dublin has been bringing students to the island off West Cork for 26 years. Some were so inspired by the immersion and isolation that they decided to stay
What will €595,000 buy in Greece, Barbados, Italy, Portugal and Co Cork?
One price, home and away: A house by the Bandon, a villa featured on a BBC renovation show, and more
Man (32) who claimed he was ‘tortured’ by brothers found not guilty of stabbing
William Brennan cleared of two charges of assault causing serious harm to his siblings John and Jerry Brennan jnr
Met Éireann forecasts mixed weather with sunny spells for this weekend
Highest temperatures over the coming days are likely to remain at about 14 to 15 degrees, the forecaster said
Event guide: International Literature Festival Dublin, Tame Impala and more in Ireland this week
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Man was ‘full of venom’ when he allegedly stabbed brother, court told
Brother asked father to call ambulance for his sibling but he refused to do so, Cork Circuit Criminal Court hears
David Attenborough wrote me, an annoying child in 1980s Cork, a letter to explain his mistake
Sadly, a letter from a posh man on the BBC - the same one who turns 100 on Friday - was not seen as that big a deal back then
CSG targets €150m in revenue with UK acquisition
Irish firm has announced deal to acquire UK-based distribution specialist Resource Chemicals
Last month was 12th-warmest April since 1900 despite being wetter than normal
The highest temperature recorded last month was 21.3 degrees at Claremorris, Co Mayo
Man in critical condition in hospital following Cork assault
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses after the man was found with serious injuries
How brilliantly cheeky of RTÉ to essentially launch their version of Who Do You Think You Are?
Review: The programme brings a satisfyingly human touch to our understanding of the 1926 census, showing the complicated lives behind the raw facts and figures
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