Post mortem examination due on body recovered from city waterway
A post mortem examination is due to be carried out on the body of a man recovered from the water in the city today.
A member of the public saw a man in his 30s...
County projects carve up €10m funding
Towns and villages across the county are to share a slice of a €10 million cash injection – with a host of projects now cleared for take-off.
The Government-led Rural Regeneration and Development Fund paves...
Four-bed home has been nurtured to create stunning environment throughout
Sherry FitzGerald are handling the sale of a large detached family home at Kilcahill, Claregalway.
Located just off the N17 Galway to Tuam Road, it is close to a popular local school and within easy...
‘Early Spring’ boosts cattle prices
THE mild Winter allied to the early spurt of grass growth and a plentiful supply of silage have been cited as the main reasons for a resurgence in cattle prices at West of Ireland...
It’s early days but Limerick look like a team eager to stay at top
Inside Track with John McIntyre
RUSHING to rash judgements in mid-February about the championship prospects of various inter-county teams is rarely prudent, yet only the most begrudging of observers couldn’t but be impressed by the...
Stroke goes for bust over Churchill
A local councillor has demanded that the Taoiseach not attend the annual St Patrick’s Day Celebrations in the White House due to the presence of a bust of Winston Churchill in the Oval Office.
In...