Kevin Higgins

Writers’ response to climate change a theme of Cúirt festival

Key environmental issues will be discussed at week-long literary event in Galway

Nun lying ‘through her teeth’ about Tuam home, court hears

Solicitor urges court to help elderly man with cancer find out what happened to baby sister

Mayo add to Roscommon’s problems with comfortable win

Lee Keegan makes quick return to Mayo colours following black card for Colm Boyle

Croke Park looking forward to engaging with CPA

Fixtures committee chairman Eamonn O’Sullivan says CPA input will prove useful

Cúirt; Fish Short Story winners; Gavin Corbett at TCD; Cork World Book Fest

Dublin Shakespeare Society; Kevin Curran reading; All-Ireland Poetry Day; Trinity talk on Derry authors; hunger strike talk at UCD

Call for mother-and-baby home inquiry to identify people who violated rights

Documents given to James Reilly show Galway City Council were aware of burials

Armagh building up a head of steam

Comfortable win over Roscommon keeps Paul Grimley’s side moving in the right direction

Mayo at too high a level for Roscommon

What James Horan’s side lack in attack they gain in defence

Cathal Cregg refuses to hide behind excuses for poor second half

Forward knows Roscommon can ill-afford to lay off against Mayo like side did against Letrim

Ireland ‘ready for legalisation of cannabis’

Proposed Bill from Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan would allow restricted home cultivation and personal possession

Dolan the hero again as St Brigid’s hold off Gaels to take Roscommon title

Final victory seals All-Ireland champions’ fourth successive county title

Harte relieved as Tyrone survive unexpectedly stern test from Roscommon

Late comeback proves in vain as John Evans’ side are left to rue costly wides

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