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Having worked on the hit series, Richard Hogan explains how the contestants and human nature make for such interesting viewing

After the Maurice McCabe case, a clean-up operation in which whistleblowers were to be accommodated and listened to within An Garda Síochána was initiated and a new office to accept protected disclosures was established.

The Ploughing is a place where research escapes the lab and becomes tangible

It is alleged that an individual started shouting at the TD before approaching the open window of the car

Opposition politicians have urged Irish players and the FAI to consider a stand over Israel ahead of October’s Nations League fixture

Castlegreina House on Boreenmanna Road was sold for €485,000 before plans were lodged to replace the derelict property with a new home

A man was arrested and later charged following the incident at the National Ploughing Championships in County Offaly

The 17th-century landmark will house three apartments, preserving original features while introducing lifts, roof lights and modern interiors

The de Havilland Dragon replica marks 90 years of Aer Lingus and 65 years of Cork Airport, returning to the city after 40 years

We spoke with experts about the difference in both and their benefits.

Temporary accommodation facilities being advertised for up to €900 per night during competition days

Rather than lamenting the passing of summer, use the opportunity to rest, refuel, and reset

Moyross Utd said sideline behaviour influences children and urged parents to leave coaching and refereeing to those responsible

The British-American novelist and playwright who regularly appeared on panel shows will be remembered for her ‘warmth, humour and generosity’, says her husband

Around 12 hours after winning the Irish Open at Doonbeg, Shane Lowry was back on course at Adare Manor for a Ryder Cup reconnaissance mission

The Scottish first minister criticised the UK prime minister’s border poll comments during a meeting with President Catherine Connolly

The National Transport Authority rejected the suggestion from Independent Ireland leader Michael Collins that fare increases could be avoided by finding savings within the NTA itself

Transport Infrastructure Ireland and the National Transport Authority say that when completed the giant underground project will see between €1.13 and €1.95 returned to the taxpayer for every €1 invested

1830s cottage appeal paired with a private, tree-lined communal garden... a rare find in the heart of Cork city

In February 2017, PJ Lynch was diagnosed with dementia, joining the 64,000 people in Ireland living with the condition.

Úisce Éireann said improved rainfall and water availability, alongside reduced consumption, allowed the restrictions to end ahead of schedule

The survey found 57% of rural respondents consider themselves religious, despite significant differences in weekly Mass attendance

The second module will examine whether complaints were discouraged and hear allegations of intimidation, retaliation and reprisals

Tipperary have joined Cork and Waterford in revamping their sideline teams for 2027 while some questions remain over the Limerick and Clare set-ups

The Irish musicians said they could not continue on the tour after Macklemore was removed following comments supporting people in Gaza

Young Galway golfer Cillian Hirst, the winner of the U9 Boys World Golf Championship at Pinehurst in July, saw his dreams come true as he teed off alongside Lowry in a Beat the Pro competition on the 7th hole at Doonbeg on Friday.

Traffic is heavily congested around areas of Cork city.

“The prospect of continuing disruption on the advent of the new legal year is of the utmost gravity," the Bar Council said.

During a show at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey last week, American artist Macklemore said he wanted people in Gaza and the West Bank to know they had not been forgotten.

A garda told the court that the man 'was arrested for his own safety' before adding: 'That was when we discovered he has a bench warrant from Blanchardstown District Court from 29 August'

The Vintner’s Federation said Ireland should look to EU compatriots like France, which offers grants of up to €80,000 to keep pubs, shops and cafés in the countryside

Clayton McMillan took over at the province last summer and among his priorities starting out was an intention to raise the side’s floor rather than the bar.

Irish culture is conditioned to supporting our own, but be that family or friends, it entails jumping aboard a plane.

Across Ireland, late bars and nightclubs operated a combined 30,651 extended nights in 2025, compared to 31,601 during 2024

The Cork faithfuls turn on each other, and Pauric O sets his sights on fellow traitor Carla

After bids are received and approved, it will allow the project to begin the detailed procurement phase

The accused said about his attempted escape: 'I didn’t know where I was going or what I was doing.'

Recent figures show that recorded incidents of wrong way driving were up 32% year on year

Defendant admitted to travelling in another stolen car and handling five stolen watches

The party was hopping all night.

The Taoiseach commented that Fianna Fáil is a party that beleives in Irish unity

Taoiseach Micheál says he want to give 'alleviation to people in their homes in particular over the winter period'

Teddy Murphy's Miagen's models are used by many airline finance teams across aircraft leasing and network planning

The virtual reality gave its users a chance to virtually explore what it was like to walk on the moon and to look around the wreck of the Titanic

Parenting a child with a busy social life might feel like running an unpaid taxi service, but it brings the rewarding realisation that your child is well-liked.

The former All-Ireland-winning Clare player and manager stepped down as Antrim senior boss in May following two seasons in charge.

Increasingly becoming more of a social rather than a business event, young families and throngs of teens wandered between stalls, trying games and collecting freebies

Planning permission approved for a significant six-storey commercial and residential block with 35 apartments in Dungarvan's vibrant town centre.

Defendant caused such a disturbance it took four security staff to restrain him, court heard

Lisa Katayama believes boundaries and limits are just as important as art supplies and outdoor space in raising happy, healthy humans.