Many of the deceased hit by collapsing walls, trees in north and west of country

Former mining magnate left the ‘greatest gift by any individual to this country’

Check In: Leaving Cert holidays, menopause break, and Northern Lights at Lough Eske

Dual Guineas winner looking to bounce back from York defeat at Leopardstown

Aidan O’Brien could have three representatives inWednesday’s Juddmonte

John Magnier defends decision to keep the premier home Classic at the Curragh

Contents of Dr Edward Haughey’s ‘Downton Abbey’ home for sale

There are thousands of getaways waiting to be explored. Here are some ideas to get you started

Review: ‘The Art of the Deal: The Movie’, ‘Fortune’s Wheel’, ‘The Big Fat Quiz of Everything’

Millions of mosquito-like insects have swarmed the Taj Mahal on a mating flight

Blarney Castle, Trinity College also on Irish list with Machu Picchu travellers’ global favourite

A year after the end of her marriage, the winner of the 2015 Irish Times travel writer competition, Ruth Petherick, finds enduring love in mother India.

Ben Innes got the ‘best selfie ever’ with the hijacker of the aircraft he was travelling on – but he is far from the only person whose reaction to danger is to reach for the camera

Amongst a packed programme, the week-long festival will also feature a masterclass on film writing and directing by Nicholas Saada

Tired after the summer so-called holidays? Here are 25 autumn escapes to get you going

Colm Hogan and Mary Pierce met while working at An Post; their ceremony included a surprise bagpipe performance by a British MP

The €9.6 million upgrade of Quinta do Lago’s North Course has resulted in it being hailed as Europe’s best new golf course

Take to the tracks and cross the world on these terrific rail getaways

From a stuffed bobcat to a bronze Buddha, the Laois auction is an eclectic mix

The smallest incidents at Old Trafford will be magnified and dramatised