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‘He had one dream’: The Mayo De La Salle brother who built a top Asian art college
Singapore's Lasalle College of the Arts started as a school with 27 students is now one of the leading art colleges in southeast Asia
Two children airlifted to Temple Street children’s hospital after Mayo crash
Collision occurred on N59 at Clooneen, near Westport
‘He looks awful like Gramps Carney’: Mayo relatives set for visit of Canada’s PM
Mark Carney will visit the village of Aughagower this Sunday where his ancestors hailed from
What will €225,000 buy in Drogheda and on Achill Island?
A period two-bed in heart of Drogheda or a three-bed bungalow on the Wild Atlantic Way
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney to visit Ireland next week
Carney will make trip to Co Mayo to see grandparents’ home place
Mary Kennedy: ‘I lost that adult relationship with my dad and I’d give anything to have it back’
TV presenter Mary Kennedy on her happy disposition, her late dad and her unusual way of controlling the television volume
Local authorities must take centre stage in fight against rising toll of road deaths
We have designed roads to suit cars and trucks to the point where it is not safe to walk or cycle
Event guide: Borris House Festival of Writing & Ideas, Forbidden Fruit and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week ahead
May 30th-June 5th, 2026: The best music, theatre, art and more coming your way this week
Couple ‘vindicated’ after coroner rules medical misadventure in case of stillborn baby girl
Court hears Marion Hunt was not offered C-section during ‘difficult’ birth of baby Amelia Rose in December 2023
O’Donovan gave women’s museum immediate backing to replace failed Limerick rugby project
Advisory report noted establishment of museum commemorating women was a ‘long-term vision’
The ‘Taj Mahal of dereliction’: A ghost estate on the outskirts of Castlebar, Co Mayo
Twenty years after the Waterways estate was granted permission, it remains an unfinished, unresolved memento of the Celtic Tiger
Hobby holidays: Nine places to engage with your passions, from hiking to horseriding
Learn the harp, embrace meditation or just go for a walk with new friends in rural splendour
A diplomatic perspective: ‘Over the last year, I’ve moved house, job, and country’
Patrick Reilly, deputy head of mission at the British embassy in Ireland, on growing up in an Irish household in Manchester, trying to get into the Hacienda and more
Push is on to save LIFE as EU looks to scrap nature funding scheme
LIFE programme vital to efforts to bring Ireland’s corncrakes back from the brink
Mayo firm must repay €100,000 after over-claiming EU grant funding
Coastal Zone Services Ltd received €549,959 in funding through grants from funding body for scientific research and innovation in the bloc
‘Doing it on my own’: FG MEP Maria Walsh announces pregnancy after fertility treatment
Mayo politician discussed decision and experience in radio interview
Fast fashion: Can Ireland turn the tide?
While the over-consumption of cheap, low quality clothing is concerning, a number of new initiatives offer some hope
Body of man (30s) found in house in Castlebar, Mayo
Outcome of postmortem to determine course of Garda investigation
Senior garda ‘photographed associates of whistleblower in court’, judge told
Superintendent asked about identity of person with Chief Supt Brian O’Reilly, High Court hears
Grace Kelly’s Mayo holiday hideaway: ‘Maybe her dream will come true some day’
Late Hollywood star and Monégasque princess visited her ancestral home in 1961, later buying the plot, with a view to transforming it into a holiday home
Met Éireann confirm sunny weather to continue over coming days after warmest weekend of the year
Friday had highest temperatures so far this year, with 21.3 degrees recorded in Co Mayo, though widespread rain expected on Thursday
Miriam Lord: Sinn Féin’s ard fheis to see Kneecap workshop - and what’s with new Dáil seating plan?
A three-hour short programme sharpened Shinner appetites for Saturday’s packed agenda
Molly the turtle begins journey to warmer waters after more than 20 years in Kerry
Loggerhead first came to Oceanworld Aquarium in 2004 after she washed up at Castlegregory and is now heading for release off Portugal
Philip Reid’s Augusta account captures the dream of every amateur golfer
A reader praises the journalist’s honest reflection on playing Augusta National
Garda’s suspension over lending bike leaves ‘shameful stain’ on force, GRA conference hears
Det Gda Eamon Cunnane was identified publicly for the first time on Tuesday
Met Éireann issues thunderstorm, wind and rain warnings for several counties for today
Met Éireann says east will see sunny, if cold, conditions during the day
Enoch Burke fails in Supreme Court bid for judgment appeal
Former teacher remains behind bars, continuing his refusal to stay away from Wilson’s Hospital School
Met Éireann rain and wind warnings in place for eight counties today
Gales and downpours forecast for Friday ahead of unsettled few days
Club criticises Connacht FA for refusing to reschedule final clashing with Leaving Cert orals
Real Tubber made ‘numerous legitimate requests’ to move fixture over fears of injury to players preventing them sitting exams
‘If you want to be a garda, be one’: force members recommend career despite issues
No regrets for many gardaí despite concerns over social media threats and pension rules
Martina and Ammi Burke arrested at Castlerea Prison over contempt ruling
Mother and sister of Enoch Burke to be jailed for contempt following ‘intense and venomous’ interruptions at hearing
Greenways of Ireland: Why some routes succeed and others fail
Compulsory purchase orders remain point of contention in projects while others would prefer to see old lines reopen to trains
‘We need a culture where people don’t just sell their house to the highest bidder’
New project aims to reduce number of vacant properties in Gaeltacht areas and make them available for Irish speakers
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