Greystones

The court heard the pair met at a disco in a rugby club in 1986

Teachers alarmed at prospect of schools reopening without additional safety measures

High levels of virus driven by ‘highly transmissible’ Delta variant, says Holohan

‘Dad had a lot of professional highs and lows in his life’

There’s no excuse for not shopping locally this Christmas as ever more Irish retailers go online

Frances Kyle and Averil Deverell were first women barristers in Britain and Ireland

Glenveagh says it has sold, signed or reserved the 1,150 homes it expects to deliver this year

Relief and optimism among families at school gates in Greystones, Co Wicklow

Spanish-British joint venture’s proposal for 2,500MW plants involves €5.5bn investment

President says his ‘heart broke’ at seeing gambling ads during sports programmes

Salon operator has sought order allowing temporary return to workplace

Ambitious education programme vital to support pupils with special needs – AsIAm

Maths of a move might not add up right now, but that doesn’t mean they never will

Ten things you might be planning for the weekend and whether they are allowed

Department of Education guide says new schools will not have traditional toilet layout

Most of the big schemes are being sold to foreign funds as PRS investments

Site on the edge of Co Wicklow town secured for new 1,000-pupil secondary school

Realis agrees deal with Glenveagh Properties for Marina Village units

Emma O’Connell has worked in a food truck, run food tours and held wine tastings on a boat in lake Zurich

Location 10km from Dublin capable of generating electricity for 600,000 homes

Phillip Irving moved to Japan and ended up in Düsseldorf, the happy medium he calls home

A great old yarn: Zane Grey’s hammerhead catch

Data firm says results can be calculated within a single grade with 96% accuracy

Order from kitchens and farms, as well as book and toy shops across the country

The app aims to build local custom for shops and businesses while also helping charities

Award-winning journalist died on Saturday following long battle with cancer

From a family of medics and scientists, she studied biochemistry before switching to media

Day pupil fees rise above €8,000 for the first time, while boarding fees rise to €23,000

White lights or coloureds, tinsel or holly – every household has its own traditions

Strong winds forecast for junior championships this weekend

Ten rallies are being held in Irish towns and cities in support of School Strikes for Climate

Latest official data show prices in capital fell by 0.2 per cent in 12 months to July

Various patron body bids to run six new secondary schools to be voted on by parents

Philosophy encourages people to challenge received wisdom

Important to deadhead, water and liquid feed container-grown flowering plants

Third-level is not the only option after the Leaving Cert – there are other opportunities out there

Wicklow school to allow boys wear skirts or girls to wear trousers

Gardaí investigate demonstration by group calling him ‘one of Ireland’s biggest embarrassments’

Group has targeted a number of senior politicians in recent months

Exhibition at Gallery MC features paintings on aluminium and tapestries under theme of touch