Inquest into the death of Jimmy Loughlin reveals how many ‘red flags’ regarding the violent and threatening behaviour of his kille(...)

Two-day inquest concludes in Sligo courthouse

Richard McLoughlin sent texts to mother threatening to ‘slit her throat’ and ‘burn her out’

Some health care workers are ‘struggling to live, never mind work,’ delegates told

Allowance system for trainee nurses is ‘archaic’, INMO student chairman says

‘We spend so much time fighting for our kids. Parents are made out to be the villains’

Protests to highlight the ‘shambles’ of the reconfigured children’s disability services

Covid death toll five times that from stroke or breast cancer, INMO conference hears

One nurse told by parent she ‘would kill me’ at her car at the end of her shift

Hospital overcrowding probably worse now than during 2006 ‘emergency’, conference hears

Insight into new world of work sees Dublin recruitment firm support working from home

Seed packets will be sold in aid of the Irish Red Cross’s Ukraine Crisis Appeal

Gardaí awaiting results of post mortem on Russell Ford who died while socialising

High Court agrees to request with conditions despite Garda objections

Yousef Palani (22) receiving psychiatric care while in prison, court told

Taoiseach represented at services held in Rosocommon and Sligo

Friend said the word that always came to mind about Moffitt was ‘kindness’

Imelda (Mel) Morano last saw her son in the Philippines when he was 11 ... he is now 26

Laying blame on entire community unjustifiable, says Bishop of Elphin Kevin Doran

Huge crowds, many holding pride flags, attend events across the country

Aidan Moffitt (41) and Michael Snee (58) found dead in Sligo homes this week

Locals fear people will now be ‘looking over their shoulder’ following recent events

Aidan Moffitt’s badly mutilated body was found in his home in Sligo

Victim named as Aidan Moffitt, a Fine Gael activist who worked in property sector

Jury returns verdict of accidental death in case of both Christopher (Sunny) Harte (63) and son Sean (34)

Doors to apartments in building where fire occurred were not certified fire doors

Sean Harte was due to move out of rented apartment on weekend he died in fire

Buildings could become pop-up cinemas, libraries, markets during slow trading hours

Two acres being provided to grow vegetables ‘and bring people here to an allotment-type situation’

‘The train was packed, mostly with women and children, and everyone was crying’

Celebrations across country while about 400,000 attend in Dublin

Farmer (73) remains in a critical condition at Sligo University Hospital

Farmer Tom Niland remains in critical condition at Sligo University Hospital

‘One guy is living in a hostel. He is never late. He never misses a day,’ says employer

Dublin Construction Skills Programme: Graduates explain how they are turning their lives around

Philip Lyons tested positive for cocaine in St Columba’s in weeks before, inquest told

Remote working hubs to be set up at old Kerry Garda station and Tipperary schoolhouse

Attacks on pensioners in rural areas fuel worry about business closures and lack of gardaí

Healthcare worker’s lowest point was when doctor suggested she join local prayer group

Some doctors frustrated with slow progress in setting up clinics to treat long-term effects

Volunteers join gardaí in search of roadside near the retired farmer’s home in Co Sligo

Sligo cattle farmer Trevor Boland says threat to sector leaves rural economies at risk

Age Action urges older people not to be ‘disproportionately afraid’

Retired farmer on ventilator after being badly beaten at his home by masked gang

Farmer (73) on life support after being badly beaten during burglary at his Co Sligo home

Tom Niland was badly beaten in his home in Screen and is now on life support

Farmers are calling for more action to control dogs after several grisly mauling incidents

Minimum prices are forcing people to drive North to save money on beer and wine

Before new connection, Paul Galligan’s children could not keep up with Zoom lessons

‘Seeking to change the rules because other countries fail to implement them is not acceptable’

Abbey Community College, Boyle had almost 200 students missing due to Covid-19

‘A lot can happen in two days,’ says Martin Fallon ahead of Thursday’s reopening

Shopkeepers fear cheaper prices in North will lure away their regular customers

Many social and rental homes said to be among estimated 7,500 defective properties

The Nasiri family, now living in Ballaghaderreen, were targeted by the Taliban

Many people have left the capital, their life plans changed by the pandemic

Father ‘absolutely shocked’ over notice of 54% rent hike for Carrick-on-Shannon home

Uncertainty caused stress all day for publicans in Kerry and Roscommon

Call for greater deterrents and punishments for those who cause animals harm

Mick Cowman offered six appointments for extra dose despite having had Covid recently

Dangerous sea conditions forecast for Thursday morning as 13,000 remain without power

Support group concerned about couple, one of whom suffers mental health problems

‘Scribes’ will use hand-writing techniques to chronicle events such as Covid pandemic

New guidelines putting colleagues in an ‘awful situation’, says Co Sligo school principal

Formerly ‘bubbly’ man now ‘a shadow of his former self’, campaigners tell Minister

‘I couldn’t find a skiff so I realised it was time to go swimming,’ says father of two (40)

See Her Elected group launches guide for women considering running in 2024 local elections

Neolithic sites approved for inclusion on Ireland’s tenative list of world heritage sites

Boyle students see third attempt at having a debs curtailed by new closing time restriction

‘I doubt if people will rock up at 9pm’ says owner of Sligo business where patrons normally arrive at 11pm

Roscommon man Tommy Earley is rewetting bog and welcomes visitors to his land

Rents up by more than a fifth over past year as lack of supply pushes prices higher

Joseph Martin cycles to work and produces highly regarded honey from his beehives

Raw milk supplier Patrick Bradley says farmers could be at forefront of electricity generation

Opponents tell Minister he must choose between community and mining company

Roscommon locals on self-sufficiency, electric cars and steering clear of fossil fuels

Distance from public transport means many homes in rural areas have more than one vehicle

Mythology of Táin Bó Cúailnge will be woven by 50 volunteers across five counties

So many relatives set to be disappointed if, as many predicted, limit had remained at 100

N4 claimed 30 lives over three decades

Nphet discussed lifting remaining restrictions as 1,578 new cases of Covid-19 reported

Principal says she can now encourage pupils to cycle and walk to school

After campaign to ban fracking, locals face ‘another carbon-heavy extractive industry’

Restrictions on hospitality in North set to lift at end of month - later than in the Republic

When a premises became available in Louisburgh, they pounced

Stepfather of missing teenager Amy Fitzpatrick was remanded on continuing bail

Owner of a Roscommon hub believes many workers will favour a wait-and-see approach

Principals at two primary schools say ventilation will be key to keeping pupils safe

Death of a parish priest: ‘He was a very religious man who took his ministry to heart’

Trial will see seven- and eight-year-olds pupils learn French vocabulary

Mountain Meitheal North West borrow sheep wool technique once used by Romans

One patient tells of 18-month waiting time to access a Covid clinic, says Mayo GP

Families in peril need safe, independent living units, Monaghan-based service Tearmann says

Lough Funshinagh flood relief works paused after legal move by environmental group

Opening of Sligo road marks end of campaign to replace section where more than 30 people died

Sligo soccer event aims to promote positive mental health and build community relations

There are at least 292 sweathouses on the island, 104 of them in Co Leitrim

Laura Curtis was 21 weeks pregnant when she ended up on a ventilator in Beaumont Hospital

‘Day of relief’ for publicans but CMO urges people to ‘avoid crowded spaces’

Team has released design plan that requires no software, or electronic expertise, online