Remains of rare whale preserved after being dissected by hand on Co Down beach
It is hoped the skeleton of the whale will eventually be put on public display for educational purposes.
Teenage boy charged with murder of Lorna Woodnutt appears remotely in court
He was remanded in custody for another two weeks.
Laois man to face retrial after his conviction for rape is quashed by the Court of Appeal
The man has been remanded on continuing bail and the case has been sent back to the Central Criminal Court where a date for a retrial will be set.
Taoiseach defends McEntee on law and order as Aontú acuse her of focusing on ‘culture wars’
Justice Minister Helen McEntee has come under increased scrutiny since the summer as a result of the issues in the Gardaí.
Ireland and UK set to co-host Euro 2028 with bid now unopposed
Turkey have withdrawn their rival bid to host the tournament, and confirmation is expected to arrive next Tuesday.
Memorial service planned to mark first anniversary of the Creeslough explosion
Ten people, including three children, were killed in the blast in Creeslough on 7 October, 2022.
US Republicans vote to oust the Speaker of the House of Representatives in unprecedented move
The first ouster of a speaker in the House’s 234-year history was supported by only a handful of right-wing Republican hardliners.
Irish tillage being squeezed out in favour of renting land to dairy farmers
Noteworthy examines how dairy expansion has combined with years of policy neglect to leave grain growers struggling to survive.
