Anohni: ‘The Irish are fighting the good fight in so many regards’
The Mercury Prize-winning singer on Trump’s misogyny, climate change and preparing to celebrate her mentor Lou Reed in Dublin
Donegal
Lack of affordable housing in Meath Gaeltacht ‘preventing Irish speakers from staying’
Gaeltacht status is under threat as native Irish speakers ‘just can’t compete against the market’ say locals
‘Solitary and sad’ German man (63) jailed for 12 years over house fire that killed mother
Guenter Lohse set fire to home in Co Donegal after family plan to send him back to Germany, court heard
Supreme Court refuses appeal over claim conservation status of man’s land lost him €1.5m
Harry McHugh was told that he would need minister’s permission to make changes to farming in area of Donegal
Crá review: Quality noir thriller puts both Donegal and the Irish language to beautiful use
Television: It takes a while to get going and is not without flaws, but this show is good enough to almost convince us our native tongue is in everyday use
Man who violently attacked two complete strangers pleads guilty and awaits sentence
John McGinley (19) stabbed one man as he waited for a taxi and beat up a pensioner out for a walk
Ireland weather: why is it so mild at the moment?
High pressure is causing very mild winds from the south and southwest, making it feel more like summer than autumn
East Donegal within Northern Ireland? The campaign for a border referendum that never was, and the lessons it offers
This year marks the centenary of the 1924–5 Irish Boundary Commission
Creeslough families to meet McEntee to discuss call for independent inquiry into explosion
Ten people died in incident at Applegreen service station in Donegal village in October 2022
Three siblings from Donegal family set for deployment to wartime Lebanon
Brothers – and sister – in arms are among more than 380 troops preparing to rotate into region for UN peacekeeping
Man who got someone else to sit driving theory test receives suspended jail sentence
Donegal court hears Bobby Cirpaci presented at local test centre with certificate claiming he had sat and passed exam
From Transylvania to Donegal: The Irish are much better at ‘being joyful’
Columbia Hillen moved from Transylvania to Donegal’s Gaeltacht region in 2010
Irish YouTube guru Paddy Galloway sticks it to stuffy career-guidance counsellors everywhere
Graham Dwyer prosecutor Seán Guerin defends his home plans; the Irish public annoy Donald Trump; and Irish journalists snub Paddy Cosgrave’s Web Summit
Rory Gallagher’s signature Stratocaster to be donated to national museum after selling for more than €1m at auction
Musician’s 1961 Fender secured for National Museum of Ireland with support from Live Nation Gaiety Ltd, says Minister for Arts
Niall Muldoon: My psychological quirk? Am I going to say this to The Irish Times?
The Ombudsman for Children is a clinical psychologist from Donegal, who has worked in the area of child protection for more than 20 years
Wastewater treatment at 10 cities and large towns fails to meet EU standards, EPA finds
Uisce Éireann ‘must prioritise’ prompt delivery of essential works at locations highlighted by the agency
I had picked the only week this year when Ireland was enjoying good sunshine to take a package holiday
I sulked on my balcony, thinking of all the surfers that might be clogging the beaches of Donegal
Hurricane Milton: Irish woman living in evacuation zone says it is ‘too late’ to leave
Karen Catterson Lapierre, who moved from Donegal to Florida 15 years ago, says ‘decision was kind of made for me’ due to work and flat tire
‘I’ve found happiness only in recent years, after a protracted battle with alcoholism’
Former hotelier Noel Cunningham is a patron of Cancer Care West and passionate about Donegal
Creeslough families call for public inquiry into explosion
Lawyer representing next of kin of seven victims has written to Minister for Justice Helen McEntee
‘A lot of commercial vacancy is down to online shopping. To me that’s a big cause of town centres dying’
Ballybofey tops a long list of towns and urban areas for commercial vacancy rates. Why are so many Irish retail and hospital premises lying empty?
Tennis coach sentenced to six-and-a-half years in Britain for child-sex offences worked at four Irish clubs
Sean Francis McGranaghan (33) described by police as ‘dangerous individual who has never admitted liability for heinous crimes’
Dream weavers: Donegal tweed inspires younger talent to make new ‘music’ in cloth
Contemporary designers are reinventing heritage brands, delivering innovative takes on tweed for the new season ahead
Mother whose daughter died in car crash attends funeral on medical trolley
Donna McDermott (30s) was killed and her mother Mary was injured in a collision at Quigley’s Point, Donegal, last week
Teenage driver arrested following Donegal crash
Donna McDermott (30s) was a back seat passenger in one of two cars involved in collision
Co Donegal taxi driver jailed for sexually assaulting young woman on journey to Derry
Judge says defendant Paul Bryan (63) had high level of culpability for his crimes given victim’s age and fact she had consumed alcohol
‘It’s unfortunate that he won’t get help’: The chaotic lives of some of the people appearing before Letterkenny District Court
Operational since 2018, Letterkenny’s modern courthouse includes victim support rooms and an area for young children. The sleek facility nevertheless deals with a busy list of chaotic cases
Woman (30s) killed in two car crash in Donegal
The female driver, in her 70s, and male front seat passenger, in his 50s, received non life threatening injuries
‘She lived on her own until she was 98’: Meet Ireland’s oldest woman
Ruby Druce (108) has lived through two World Wars and two pandemics
Islands of calm: six of Ireland’s wildest and most beautiful offshore escapes
Experience blissful solitude, stoic locals, exuberant puffin displays, lavish forts, bracing walks and nocturnal sessions
Man who broke into five different Donegal churches jailed for year
Nathan Coughlan pleaded guilty to theft charges at hotels, supermarkets, service stations and churches
Man (27) charged with attacks on church, Orange Hall and Masonic Hall in Co Donegal
Ryan McCrabbe is charged with committing arson at several buildings in village of St Johnston
Life after running Harvey’s Point hotel: ‘We found our little piece of paradise in southwest France’
Starting again after 30 years of running Harvey’s Point was a challenge, but Deirdre McGlone is enjoying the slower pace of life in France
Ireland’s refugee hotels: ‘We have more Ukrainians than Irish people in Ballyvaughan now’
How Irish villages are handling the influx of Ukrainians and the closure of hotels to the public
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