Donegal

A woman choked back tears several times in the High Court when disputing claims by two former close friends that €280,000 given to her was a loan rath(...)

A 136-year-old wooden workboat dating from when writer James Joyce was born is due to be restored in Galway as part of a city community training proje(...)

A number of commercial hotels in the east of the country are being used as temporary direct provision centres to meet the rise in demand for accommoda(...)

Roisin Gillen had a heartstopping moment in a kitchen in Chicago this summer when she bumped into a waiter who was carrying a tray of tiny fine china (...)

No country was further away from the fighting in the first World War than New Zealand, yet few were so disproportionately affected. In many sites acr(...)

Rising costs left profits at National Children’s Hospital builder BAM Contractors trailing at €16 million last year, according to its latest figures. (...)

Disadvantaged children’s access to education is being curtailed across the State by schools imposing “reduced timetables” on them. Children’s rights (...)

Residents living in the new direct provision centre in Moville in Co Donegal who need to attend appointments and case hearings in Dublin will be force(...)

Strict controls on licensed moneylenders to protect vulnerable consumers from being hit with interest rates of almost 300 per cent have been proposed (...)

The fact that Irish Catholics and Protestants fought and died, side by side, in World War I was neglected for too long by all sides, north and south o(...)