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  1. Craft clubs are making a comeback, particularly sewing bees.

  2. Headline figures remain strong, but housing costs, construction delays and multinational-driven exports reveal a growing gap between economic performance and lived experience.

  3. Five people died and four others were seriously injured after a BMW entered the M9 against the direction of traffic

  4. The directive was issued by Judge Andrew Cody to solicitor Aonghus McCarthy while he was representing a client who had been summonsed before the court for holding a mobile phone while driving

  5. In an open letter to Jarlath Burns, Laura Murphy also calls on the GAA to answer Mary McAleese’s concerns directly, and to restore a binding timeline for integration

  6. Irish filmmaker Berry, who directs the film, believes the release of the movie is timely, and he hopes it opens a discussion around Ireland’s past, writes Esther McCarthy

  7. The Taoiseach said the 'increased propensity for violence, for aggression, for hostility in our society' was 'hugely regrettable'

  8. Age doesn't matter at No 12 Tirol Avenue because owners kept up with the times

  9. Overcrowding now so acute it is fuelling tensions between families, advocates say

  10. Charleville manager Dominic Foley says this group of players has earned the club respect.

  11. A united Ireland is something to be decided upon, first and foremost, by people living in Northern Ireland.

  12. "I’m fully done now," the 31-year-old says.

  13. Three men remain in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries while the juvenile is receiving 'appropriate supports'

  14. Charlene Flanagan, co-founder of Irish skincare brand Ella and Jo, tells Helen O’Callaghan about discovering an online group of trolls who were criticising and tearing her down.

  15. University of Galway has also 'effectively' written off €1.6m in costs associated with the records management system project

  16. Heimir Hallgrimsson is preparing his set-up for a testing international window in the coming weeks.

  17. Melody trial will use routine blood tests to identify the genetic characteristics of advanced breast cancers, helping doctors tailor treatments

  18. Farmers from three separate groups raised concerns about Brazilian beef, other EU countries not contributing more to the agricultural budget, measuring methane, and the 'major problem' with rising fuel and fertiliser prices'

  19. Success Aregbesola was granted bail after gardaí seized suspected cocaine and cannabis during a search of his Carrigtwohill home

  20. The Irish Examiner revealed frustrated colleagues referred to the public expenditure minister as 'Jack Thatcher' at the Fianna Fáil think-in earlier this month

  21. The former Cork City manager is accused of dangerous driving and drink driving following an alleged crash in Midleton last year

  22. New signings Marnus van der Merwe and Kieran Brookes are both included as van der Merwe makes his first appearance

  23. On Thursday morning, as Olesja Hertova was due to be released from Dóchas Women’s Prison, she was informed by officers from the Garda National Immigration Bureau that she is now subject to a deportation order and is to be returned to the Czech Republic

  24. The Cork MMA fighter faces allegations including dangerous driving, assaults on gardaí and possession of drugs and a knife

  25. Waywardness off the tee proved costly coming home for McIlroy, making three bogeys over his final six.

  26. Perhaps we should thank Robert Kraft for turning the Ed Sheeran debacle into an international talking point, says Suzanne Harrington

  27. Assistant Commissioner Jonathan Roberts said Gardaí have a 'good CCTV image' but will not release it publicly

  28. Two drivers, a woman and a teenager were taken to University Hospital Limerick following the Wednesday evening collision

  29. Republic of Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson says a group discussion was not appropriate for this topic.

  30. The broadcaster said Ireland’s participation could not be justified amid the continuing loss of life and humanitarian crisis in Gaza

  31. The broadcaster said Ireland’s participation could not be justified amid the continuing loss of life and humanitarian crisis in Gaza

  32. The Cork player will receive €2,000 per month for the next five years.

  33. The Kerry TD thanked Gardaí, hospital staff and the public for their support after he was assaulted in Dublin

  34. Gardaí seized more than two kilograms of suspected cocaine and vacuum-packed packages of cannabis during the search

  35. Ambassadors, students, craftspeople and competitors showcased Ireland’s farming heritage, culture and traditions at the second day of the event

  36. The author of All Them Dogs tells Marjorie Brennan how being longlisted for the Booker Prize has been game-changing but he's trying not to get too distracted by the news

  37. Paul Rouse, James Horan and Maurice Brosnan take stock of the week's football.

  38. Rory Ross was remembered as a 'thoughtful rogue'

  39. All of the current support acts on Sheeran’s Loop tour have dropped out of the remaining dates

  40. The controversy arose from a scoring error in referee Wayne King’s report.

  41. Temperatures are expected to hover around 15 to 17 degrees, in moderate to fresh and gusty winds.

  42. "Ireland and Scotland are bound by strong ties of friendship, culture and language", says Connolly

  43. Stud selection and pitch surfaces are consistently trotted out as potential contributory factors to ACL injuries though Giles had his own unique take

  44. Reforms were popular across all age demographics, with a 90% approval rating from those aged 65+ and an 82% approval rating from those aged 16-24

  45. The family-run Towers Hotel in Glenbeigh comes to market as its owners, the Sweeneys, retire after 45 years.

  46. Minister of State at the Department of Foreign Affairs Neale Richmond made the remarks during a television debate

  47. Sydney Sweeney’s involvement has prompted a backlash from prominent figures such as four-time Olympic swimming champion Ariarne Titmus of Australia and Britain's European sprint champion Amy Hunt

  48. The Park Hotel, Dungarvan, Co.

  49. The meeting took place on Wednesday at a private event in Dumfries House and is understood to have centred around farming and sustainability

  50. She dropped out of public life in recent years but is returning with gigs in Cork and Limerick, as well as a new album