‘You’re after getting yourself on page three’: Ireland fan from famous photo heads back to Prague
Globetrotting Karl McGrath heads for Czech capital to cheer on Boys in Green for World Cup qualifier
Galway
‘Definitely an element of disbelief’: Galway student discovers second new planet in a year
Important find for astronomy will help understand planet formation
Met Éireann issues wind warning for five counties
Fallen trees and branches, difficult travel, large coastal waves and potentially damaging gusts are expected
A friendly welcome home at Dublin Airport
Citylink intercity bus service staff provide warm welcome to tourists and locals alike
Irish priest moves closer to sainthood after being declared venerable by Pope Leo
Fr Edward Flanagan, born in 1886, has passed the second of four steps to canonisation
Food and drink festivals: 36 of the best across Ireland this year
From slow food in Clare and spuds in Kerry to cider in Armagh and whiskey in the RDS, there is something for everybody in this year’s line-up of Irish festivals
Far-right group planned to attack Muslims and Ipas workers in ‘eye for an eye’ campaign
Four arrested men who allegedly plotted to destroy a Galway mosque appear in court
Dolores Keane’s honesty about her demons was as piercing as her singing
Being the custodian of so much was no easy path, but she knew she could not stop singing
‘A voice like hers does not leave us’: President pays tribute to late folk singer Dolores Keane
Founder member of De Dannan died peacefully at her home in Co Galway aged 72
St Patrick’s Day parade Dublin: Start time, road closures and Vogue Williams as grand marshal
From the route in Dublin to our various roots
Event guide: Aisling Bea, St Patrick’s Day gigs, and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week ahead
March 14th-20th, 2026: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week
St Patrick’s weekend 2026: a guide to parades and events in the coming days
St Patrick’s Day falls on Tuesday, March 17th, but many cities and towns across the country are hosting festivals the weekend before
‘As a business owner, you’re always rolling the dice. Our latest gamble is a shop in Galway’
Lorna Murphy, co-founder, Fresh Cuts Clothing
Author Mary Costello: ‘Gaza has disabled me. I think, how could I go into a room and make up stories?’
As her latest novel is published, the acclaimed Irish author has turned her attention to non-fiction, still writing ‘what obsesses, consumes and distresses’ her
Tenant threatened to murder landlord and her children, RTB told during eviction hearing
Tribunal directs tenants to pay €3,150 in rent arrears and €2,500 damages for breach of obligations
Báite: An absorbing, visually handsome murder mystery that never quite quickens the pulse
Ruán Magan’s Irish-language feature is adapted by Sheena Lambert from her own novel The Lake
High Court cancels registration of nurse convicted of secretly filming child in changing room
Nursing board ruled Francisco Javier Valverde Mateo’s offence rendered him permanently unfit to continue practising
Housing crisis could be the ‘death’ of the Irish language, protest hears
Demonstration aimed at highlighting ‘disproportionate’ impact shortage of affordable housing having on Gaeltacht areas
How quick thinking saved lives after Army chaplain stabbed by teenage boy in Galway
Private Ciara Shanahan, Pte Dylan Geraghty and Cpl Daniel Padden describe their experience at Renmore Barracks during the attack on Fr Paul Murphy
British ambassador Kara Owen: ‘There is one particular part of Ireland I’d always go to. It is beautiful’
Kara Owen: The British ambassador to Ireland on her strongest childhood memory, her favourite Irish restaurant, and the actor she would like to play her in a biopic of her life
From a Leitrim pub to a Connemara caramel square: Ireland’s favourite food destinations, as chosen by readers
We asked you to tell us about your favourite foodie experiences around the country and you did not disappoint
‘Right now it’s only a positive if you are Irish in London,’ say Hot Dinners and Murphia List founders
Siblings behind food blog Hot Dinners and Murphia List discuss rise of Irish talent in London hospitality scene
Michael D Higgins regrets not calling out ‘disastrous capitalism’ more
Former president said much of world’s wealth was now concentrated among ‘a few hundred people’
The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Andrew Glass, Vivasure Medical chief executive
Galway medtech group was acquired in January by New York-listed Haemonetics in a deal worth up to €185m
Asbestos found in children’s educational science kit distributed to schools
My Living World, Worm World Kit recalled after laboratory testing detected a naturally occurring type of the material
Construction inflation and labour shortages could hit major health projects, HSE says
Health service to open five surgical hubs and submit planning permission for two hospitals this year
Elkstone’s founder steps aside for new CEO
Elkstone’s new boss won the All-Ireland with Galway in 2001
Girl (16) killed in Co Meath hit-and-run is named
Teenager one of seven killed on Irish roads over the weekend
Fine Gael selects Senator Seán Kyne to contest Galway West byelection for party
Vacant Dáil seat stemmed from election of former independent TD Catherine Connolly as president
Flood risk: Why did regulator have to ask minister to block zoning for housing 30 times since 2019?
Cases show tensions between advisers and councillors over building on land that is at risk of flooding
‘The water will take a car and sweep it away’: Connemara river at centre of flooding row
Locals near Kylemore Bridge in Co Galway have faced the problem for years, which they say is partly due to environmental rules
Fawn restaurant review: Finally, a sensibly priced wine list not designed to underwrite the kitchen
The menu in this Co Galway spot is fire-led, with cooking at its best when it’s kept direct
Galway man jailed for four months over online threats to kill Simon Harris and harm family
Tánaiste tells Patrick Grealish, who has 70 previous convictions, ‘your actions are not consequence-free’
From Galway to Gdansk: ‘I see the amount of Poles moving back. I want the same for Ireland’
‘We can afford to live, to go to gigs and the cinema. Why can’t we do the same in Ireland?’
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