When Killorglin father Tony Foley read about the death of the nine-year-old Harvey Morrison Sherratt, who suffered from scoliosis and died last month after waiting years for surgery, he was ...

Are you an individual thinker? A nonconformist? Would you risk ostracisation to pursue the truth, or to defend what you believe to be right?

Being able to access their Leaving Cert results from home has not stopped hundreds of students flocking back to their alma mater to get their results in paper form.

The new Rose of Tralee has been held up as an example of how passion and practical skills can lead to success by Minister of State Marian Harkin as she invited Leaving Certificate students to explore ...

Two Kerry nurses who travelled to Africa last year to help others were so moved by their experience they are returning again next month.

Mick with his son Robert and Rambo the dog in 1987 A new website has been launched to honour and remember beloved pets with memorial profiles. Rest Easy Friend is a new Irish website that allows ...

I had no choice in the matter but to accept my fate and get on with my life,” was Paddy Skelton’s attitude after he lost his arm in a machinery accident.

Drogheda assistant manager Daire Doyle feels that two League of Ireland clubs qualifying for a European group stage in the same season would highlight how far the league has come in recent years.

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky said yesterday Russia was doing everything it could to stop a meeting between him and Vladimir Putin from taking place, while Russia’s foreign minister said the ...

For the fourth year in a row Dublin plays a starring role in the American sports calendar, hosting the curtain-raiser to the college football season – this time with a high-stakes rivalry.

It is a close call when trying to work out which is the more hated burden: USC or the property tax. Both are vestiges of the bailout, with their introduction mandated by the Troika.