Dundalk

Liam Campbell can be extradited to Lithuania, Supreme Court rules

Louth man, found liable for Omagh bombing, is accused of terrorism and weapons offences

Households reliant on housing assistance rose 4% in 2021 – CSO

Dublin’s north inner city had highest number of HAP-dependent households, data shows

Taking the church out of Irish primary schools

The Catholic Church is patron of almost 90% of primary schools. Can a new reconfiguration plan deliver more choice for parents?

Once more with feeling – Fionnuala Ward on musicals

An Irishwoman’s Diary

Ireland’s new technological education sector

Technological Universities have a focus on science and technology programmes

Private bus companies being ‘forced out’ of business by State-backed cuts

Bus operators may take legal action over Government subsidies

Read all about it – Alison Healy on slow news days

An Irishwoman’s Diary

External assessment protects the integrity of State exams. Why put this at risk?

Opinion: As teacher union conferences get underway, there’s no shortage of urgent issues

Protestant factory worker loses harassment claim over ‘anti-British’ songs

Man told WRC that colleagues at Dundalk factory played songs on repeat for two hours

Top tipple: Brace of rare Irish whiskey sells for €94,000

Collectors fork out €48,000 and €46,000 for Midleton vintages released in 2020 and 2021

Trainers eye up Derby contenders at Ballysax Stakes in Leopardstown

Aidan O’Brien’s colt Glounthaune to run in Saturday’s Ballylinch 1,000 guineas

Ireland takes to its feet for climb with Charlie Bird

Former RTÉ news correspondent wants Saturday to be a day of ‘joy and celebration’

League of Ireland previews: Rovers look to find their stride in Ballybofey

Three-in-a-row title chasers figuring out how to juggle players who might demand minutes

Former Ireland coach Graham Ford joins YMCA cricket club

Move ensures South African stays in country despite leaving role with senior side

Lisa Smith chose to go to area controlled by ‘demonic’ terrorist group, court told

Michael O’Higgins SC told court his client did not travel to Syria to take part in combat

Fyffes opens banana ripening centre in Dublin

New facility is ‘commitment to securing future operations in Ireland’

Stephen Kenny knows all too well not to underestimate Lithuania

In a dreadful 2021 Lithuania lost seven of their eight qualifiers but they’re improving

Islamic State provided simple answers to life’s questions, witness tells Lisa Smith trial

Historian Professor Hugh Kennedy says Isis message was persuasive for some

In a Word . . .Time

Spring into summer as clocks go forward an hour

Lisa Smith warned family to become Muslims before it was too late, court hears

Message was sent to her sister by former Defence Forces member in 2015

Move to fast track offshore wind projects to reduce electricity prices, says Ryan

New rules to bring Ireland closer to energy independence and provide certainty for developers

First illegal fuel laundering plant found in Republic for almost three years

Discovery made as fuel prices at forecourts soar, making illicit trade more lucrative

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