Drive The weekly 45 Drive was well attended on Sunday night December 22nd. The following is a list of the lucky winners. Top prize went to: 1 Margaret and Theresa O’Regan, Kilmeedy; 2 Kathleen Guiney, ...

CLONROCHE-POULPEASTY Clonroche Deleveopment Association With St Patrick’s Day Parade 2025 drawing near, all village businesses and organisations are invited to add a float. Don’t hesitate to get in ...

The beautiful landscapes of the island of Ireland offer the road trip of a lifetime around every corner. Here are five Irish ...

Extending Sunday trading hours for larger premises won't benefit small, local businesses, the president of Ballymoney's ...

Allparts NI is a leading supplier of Tractor plant & Agri spares based in NI supplying Ireland, the UK and Abroad. With over 20,000 replacement parts and counting we hope you will find your ...

Google Maps will display the name “Gulf of America” instead of the “Gulf of Mexico” for U.S. users once official government sources are updated to reflect the name change ordered by ...

The precise shape of the threat from Donald Trump’s presidency to Ireland’s exports and tax revenue is still not clear. However, it is obvious that danger lies ahead. Trump has threatened ...

Most notably, amber "danger to life" wind warnings remain in place across all of Scotland and Nothern Ireland, as well as across northern parts of both England and Wales. Maps for midnight on ...

Ireland's position as a foreign direct investment (FDI) hub is not in immediate danger under President Donald Trump, a former IDA executive has said. Gemma Allen, who hails from Cork, is a ...

The red warning about Storm Éowyn covered all of Ireland as the worst of the weather moved from its landfall in the southwest across the country towards Scotland. No county was left without ...

(AP Photo/Jon Super) A fallen tree on Tullydraw Road near Dungannon, Northern Ireland, Friday Jan. 24, 2025, as Storm Eowyn hits the country. (Oliver McVeigh/PA via AP) The remains of an ice skating ...

The returning president is not the only world leader enjoying the largesse of America’s tech companies: Ireland’s government is awash with cash thanks to the taxes paid by US businesses based ...