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Suspended coach to appeal Swim Ireland decision

Two-month suspension imposed after it was claimed the coach loudly rebuked swimmer

Government considers advice on Tuam mother-and-baby home

Catherine Corless welcomes move to consider best practice in event of full excavation

Inishturk, haven for Trump opponents, will welcome president-elect

Residents of Mayo island to light bonfire in honour of new American leader

Rally for Apple’s data centre project to be held in Athenry

Fine Gael councillor Peter Feeney says march not intended to influence High Court

Alma mater to honour centenarian music trailblazer

Anne Byrne made her first recordings in 1954 using a tape recorder she had bought in New York

Religious congregations may gift properties to State

List of properties nationwide to be drawn up for Minister for Housing Simon Coveney

1916 Rising: Photographic reconstruction past and present

Future presidents and Proclamation signatories among Gaelic League Oireachtas 1913

Election 2016: Primary school poll produces ‘shock result’

Mars Bar bribe swings St Patrick’s Boys’ National School vote leaving Ó Cuiv in cold

Galway and Mayo bear brunt of still-rising floodwaters

Several properties succumb to flooding in spite of efforts with pumps and sandbags

Attack on France an attack on Irish: Aodhán Ó Riordáin

‘Grief turns to anger, anger can sometimes turn to hate - we have to make sure we don’t let that happen’

A 30-year-old mystery in Carna holds on to its secrets

The family of a woman who has been missing since 1985 are still looking for answers

Islanders among the first to vote on marriage equality

Flights to the three Aran islands off Galway were disrupted by weather

Wildlife experts express concern over aspects of Galway port expansion plan

Flood and climate change factors accounted for, harbour company tells Bord Pleanala

Shell begins testing at Ballinaboy terminal in north Mayo

Company has informed residents that flaring from 40m flare stacks could be ‘noisy’

Irish humanist ceremonies double in past year

Humanist weddings, funerals and child-naming events becoming very popular

Palestinian ambassador thanks Kinvara for Israeli boycott

Businesses in south Galway village gave overwhelming support

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