The street-lined crowd claps as the funeral cortege passes. Inside the church the service is simple but beautiful

The memory of the last time the Sam Maguire went west, 75 years ago, is etched in local consciousness, yet a remarkable international win by a Ballina cyclist just a few years later remains little-kno...

The WI is the UK's largest women's organisation, and has been campaigning to protect the environment since the 1920s. Grace Parker explored its archives at The Women's Library, to find out more.

Handful of ticketholders will be selected at random for up-close visits to ancient site throughout August

Written by Daniel Loftus The 1926 Irish Census: A Landmark for Irish Family History It has just been over two months since the 1926 Irish Census was released for public inspection by the National Arch...

I'm calling on Jim O'Callaghan to approve visas for students from Gaza who have been granted scholarships to Irish universities. Will you add your name to the petition now?

Bessborough survivor Cindi Bonny says her daughter was the last baby to die at the Cork institution and urges the Government to halt redevelopment

By Elizabeth Malcolm The boycott in late 1880 of Captain Charles Boycott, the English-born agent for the earl of Erne’s Lough Mask estate in south-east Mayo, is still remembered today mainly because i...

Chemist whose x-ray diffraction studies provided crucial clues to the structure of DNA and quantitatively confirmed the Watson-Crick DNA model

Police launch an intensive manhunt in the German capital and tell people to avoid the area.

Two Aer Lingus pilots made history earlier this week after becoming the first mother and daughter to operate a commercial flight together for the airline.

YouTube video by Rape Crisis Ireland

When Sara Alqataa’s architect husband was killed by an Israeli strike in Gaza, his artworks seemed lost for ever – until a British aid worker embarked on a daring rescue mission

Conference will be held on Friday and Saturday July 24 and 25

Trade unionist Sarah Doherty, who fought for Derry's women workers, is being honoured with a blue plaque.

The opening of a new facility means investigators can begin to forensically examine the remains of children found at the site of the former mother and baby home in Tuam.