Irish Language Revival Under New President Connolly
Ireland's new president Catherine Connolly aims to make Irish the working language of presidency, marking potential transformative moment for Gaelic revival in public life.
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East Clare 'Lion' Mystery Solved: It Was a Domestic Cat
The dramatic big cat sighting that sparked a major police search in East Clare has been identified as a large domestic cat after photographic evidence analysis.
Mary Robinson: Ireland's First Female President Elected 1990
Discover how Mary Robinson shattered Ireland's political glass ceiling in 1990, becoming the nation's first female president and transforming Irish society forever.
Westlife Bigger Than Ever After 25 Years
Irish pop sensations Westlife reveal they're experiencing unprecedented success a quarter-century into their career, with sold-out stadium tours and new music captivating generations of fans.
Donegal: Ireland's Wild Atlantic Secret
Escape the tourist trail and uncover the raw, untamed beauty of County Donegal - Ireland's northwestern gem where dramatic cliffs, Gaelic culture and warm hospitality await.
AI Erodes UK Media Trust: Labour Urged to Rescue Journalism
As artificial intelligence erodes public trust in news media, industry leaders call on Keir Starmer to implement urgent support measures for British journalism.
Irish sports star jailed for faking cancer with iPhone cable
Former Irish athletics star Kenneth O'Sullivan sentenced to prison after pretending to have terminal cancer and using iPhone cable to fake medical procedures in elaborate deception.
DJ Carey's €400k fake cancer scam shocks Ireland
Irish sporting legend DJ Carey faces sentencing after admitting to defrauding friends of €400,000 by pretending to have pancreatic cancer in an elaborate deception.
Settler violence threatens West Bank olive harvest
Palestinian olive farmers face escalating violence from Israeli settlers during crucial harvest season, threatening livelihoods and ancient traditions in the occupied West Bank.
London's First Guinness Microbrewery Opens This Month
The long-awaited Guinness at Old Brewer's Yard is finally opening its doors on 24th February, bringing authentic Irish brewing to the heart of London with three exclusive beers you won't find anywhere else.
British-Irish women rescued after 3 days in Himalayas
Two adventurous women survive 72 hours trapped in treacherous Himalayan terrain before dramatic mountain rescue operation brings them to safety.
British taxpayers funding Ireland's policy failures
Shocking new analysis shows UK taxpayers are subsidising Ireland's housing and healthcare systems through a little-known tax treaty arrangement costing Britain millions.
Anne Enright's 'Attention': Sparkling Literary Reflections
Nobel laureate Anne Enright returns with a dazzling collection of essays that dissect modern life, literature, and the art of noticing in our distracted age.
South London Housing Association Downgraded in Crisis
A major South London housing provider faces regulatory downgrade after financial struggles and governance failures, raising concerns for thousands of tenants across the capital.
Ireland elects first left-wing president Catherine Connolly
In a stunning political upset, independent left-wing candidate Catherine Connolly has been elected Ireland's president, marking a decisive break from the political establishment and signalling a new progressive era for the nation.
Mary McGee: Ireland's contraception crusader dies
Tributes pour in for Mary McGee, the courageous Irish woman whose landmark 1973 Supreme Court case ended Ireland's ban on contraception, sparking a social revolution.
Shamrock Rovers edge Derry City in title race thriller
Dramatic late winner keeps Shamrock Rovers' title hopes alive as they secure crucial 2-1 victory over rivals Derry City in tense Premier Division showdown.
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