Metal spanner being used by man may have come in contact with live electrical source

Co-op to open first Irish processing plant amid questions over its role in post-quota ero

Bank of Ireland buildings are in Dublin city and in Cork provincial centres

Minister of State says he had no alternative way to make trip from Cork to Dublin

Murphy’s account conflicts with that of taxi driver who said he didn’t want to pay fare

From goats to music festivals, the bank holiday weekend has something for everybody

Dublin cash and carry to pay almost €6,000 for breaching food hygiene regulation

New name will better fit its global expansion drive, says chief executive

Farmers have organised “end-of-quotas” parties to ring in the April 1st regime change

Two restaurants in Mitchelstown, Co Cork issued with food closure orders

The execution of the Iron 12, six of whom were Irish, by the Germans remains one of the great unknown stories of the first World War. Here Hedley Malloch tells how he came across the story and organised a memorial to the unfortunate men.

Pig producer pleads guilty to not preventing suffering by failing to treat aimals eaten by others

Not even a honking white van can spoil a solid start for the station’s team

A year of Yeats. The return of the Gathering. The zaniness of TedFest. The muckiness of the National Ploughing Championships. The musical magic of Electric Picnic. The spectacular scenery of Earagail Arts Festival. And much more. Consider yourself told

Former minister of state told to pay €3,500 after pleading guilty over mobile phone expenses

Main purpose of newlegislation is to cut time spent in direct provision, says Fitzgerald

Enormous contribution of Irish to Battle of Trafalgar reflected in exhibition

Estimated 285,000 passengers expected to travel through Dublin Airport over the weekend