Cllr John Fitzgerald described the council’s policy as “weak” and likened it to being “savaged by a lamb… it’s not getting us ...

Members of Nenagh Ormond Brass Band spent a wonderful afternoon in Cobh, Co Cork, on Saturday last. Participating in a ...

Ben Coen completed a double for trainer Johnny Murtagh who kicked off with success in the seven-furlong Irish Stallion Farms ...

On Friday, September 19, Silvermines Historical Society will host a talk on the subject of 'Forceps and Firearms: The Life ...

Tipperary ETB is encouraging people to come to local activities, where they can learn about media literacy and what it means, ...

Nenagh Arts Centre is getting set to host an evening of multi-cultural cuisine, poetry, music, song and dance, as part of ...

Save the Date for our Open Night on Thursday, November 13. An invitation to Fifth and Sixth Class primary school boys and ...

In the end, the Newport athlete exited her signature event at the semi-final stage, clocking a time of 51.22s and finishing ...

That was until the All-Ireland final rabbit from a hat that stunted Cork’s free-flowing attack to secure a famous Liam ...

Instead, Moneygall rower Ken McDonald chose to travel to Banyoles, Spain, where he secured a hat-trick of gold medals at the ...

The Camogie Association, in partnership with PwC, has revealed the nominees for the 2025 PwC Camogie All-Stars Awards.

Nenagh Ormond and Caitriona Finn were among the winners at the annual Munster Rugby Awards, presented by Virgin Media, held at the Limerick Strand Hotel on Saturday night.