More than 20,000 students who had exemptions from studying Irish at second level on the grounds of having a learning disability were studying other languages such as French, German and Spanish ...

Lesedi FM is in turmoil after Nyakallo “Ba2Cada” Leine, its top-rated presenter, has been absent from the airwaves for over a month. Leine, known for his charismatic style, was expected to co ...

Eight years ago, political outsider Donald Trump was sworn in as US president in front of a stunned American establishment. Four years later, he left Washington in disgrace following the violent ...

After 35 years on Grand Avenue, beloved Irish gift shop Irish on Grand will close its doors. Irish on Grand owners Maeve O’Mara and Liam O’Neill said while business is currently thriving, they have ...

The out-going Israeli ambassador called for Michael D Higgins not to attend the event. The President of Ireland Michael D Higgins has rejected a call to withdraw from giving a speech at a ...

Disability activist Niamh Ní Hoireabhaird tries adaptive clothing at Penneys If you were to have asked me when I was 11 what I wanted to be when I was older, I would have told you I was going to ...

"We're scared as a small Irish business to see what the implications are going to be if tariffs are going to be slapped on," Ms McCarthy said. "I think the uncertainty and the unknown is scaring ...

The overall reorganisation, communicated to employees by the Irish-American payment firm’s chief people officer, Rob McIntosh, is to affect those working in product, engineering and operations.

The tribunal was set up in 1997 to examine financial payments made to former Irish premier Charlie Haughey and Lowry. Its final report was published in 2011 and contained details of its ...

A CLOTHING store in Galway has left locals in shock after announcing their sudden closure. Aplomb, located on 23 William Street West in Galway, is set to close in a matter of weeks following "four ...

And to really get you ready for all the St. Patrick’s Day traditions this month, we’re sharing other festive Irish phrases. Sláinte—and happy St. Patrick’s Day! Like Erin go Bragh ...