Tom Doyle

Issue of priests having children is ongoing says Coping International founder

Urine, seawater and ice packs said to be useless for jellyfish stings

Study of species in Cork harbour finds species is both ‘charismatic’ and ‘parochial’

The venomous ‘jellyfish’ on European coastlines are not the passive drifters they seem

Sting can remain live for some days after marine animals die following stranding

Southerly gales sweep marine animal with powerful sting up along Atlantic seaboard

Church should use wealth to keep abusers away from public – child protection advocate

Business clients in severe difficulty face deadline for providing repayment details

Farmers’ lobby is concerned at bank’s plan to sell-off batch of loans to third-party investors

Those who saw the lock play as a youth knew his Ireland debut would be impressive

D-class ‘Isabella Purchase’ involved in search for swimmer soon after official unveiling

Average farmer’s income is €24,000, making qualification for SUSI grant ‘inevitable’

Abuse survivor invited to join Vatican Commission for the Protection of Minors last year

‘Once you take the right precautions, it is very safe’

Climate change and the drift of jellyfish may explain a recent surge in sightings of nature’s biggest bony fish

The 20-year-old Bayer Leverkusen midfielder will move to Anfield once the documentation is completed