Latest allegations are just 'water off a duck's back' for Gerry Adams

Latest allegations are just 'water off a duck's back' for Gerry Adams
30 Sep 2016INTERVIEW: Regina Doherty on Sinn Fein, bad mistakes, budgets and leadershipread more

Latest News

Navan native brings 30 more jobs to town

Navan native brings 30 more jobs to town

30 Sep 2016Navan is looking at a massive jobs boost over the next year or two with the announcement of an additional 30 jobs at Prepaid Financial Services (PFS) in the IDA Business Park in the coming years.

Adams to launch 1916 and 1981 commemorations in Rath Chairn

Adams to launch 1916 and 1981 commemorations in Rath Chairn

30 Sep 2016Cumann Shinn Féin Ráth Chairn are organising an Irish language weekend of activities to commemorate The Easter 1916 Rising and 1981 Hunger Strike.

Sabina Higgins to celebrate Maud Gonne at Rosnaree

Sabina Higgins to celebrate Maud Gonne at Rosnaree

30 Sep 2016The festival celebrates the life of Maud Gonne and women of the revolution. Hosted and curated by Maud Gonne's great-granddaughter, Aisling Law, this special event joins the celebrations and commemorations to mark the...

Sport

Skryne best in Dunganny 'cage'

Skryne best in Dunganny 'cage'

01 Oct 2016Skryne PRO Rowan Dardis was not too pleased with the arrangements for the Reserve League final played last night at Dunganny. In particular the absence of official linesmen was one of the issues - it's worth pointing out that the A FL Div 2 final in...

Rathkenny searching for new manager

Rathkenny searching for new manager

01 Oct 2016Rathkenny GAA club officials are on the look out for a new manager after Des Lane told the players last night that he was stepping down from the position after four years at the helm.

Rathkenny crowned A FL Div 2 champs

Rathkenny crowned A FL Div 2 champs

30 Sep 2016Rathkenny finished their campaign on a positive note tonight when they produced a solid final quarter to hold off the late challenge of Moynalvey in the A FL Div 2 final at Castletown by 0-13 to 0-12.

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Nobber gears up for O'Carolan Harp Festival

Nobber gears up for O'Carolan Harp Festival

29 Sep 2016The life and legacy of poet, composer and harper Turlough O’Carolan will be celebrated in Nobber this weekend at the 29th annual O'Carolan Harp Festival. 

Navan woman to feature in RTE's 'Painting the Nation.'

Navan woman to feature in RTE's 'Painting the Nation.'

29 Sep 2016 A Navan woman is among the seven contestants competing to be declared Ireland’s best amateur painter in RTÉ One’s brand new show 'Painting the Nation.'

The volunteers driven to make a wheel difference in the fight against cancer

The volunteers driven to make a wheel difference in the fight against cancer

29 Sep 2016Irish Cancer Society provides a range of services to help patients and their families. One such scheme is the Volunteer Driver Service.

Entertainment

Padraig Pearse retrial date set for next week

Padraig Pearse retrial date set for next week

28 Sep 2016Pádriag Pearse was found innocent of charges of treason against the Irish people at a special sitting of the Carlingford Assizes in Carlingford last month. 

Schools' classical music awards launched

Schools' classical music awards launched

27 Sep 2016The Fr Frank Maher Classical Music Awards, sponsored by Top Security is seeking entries for 2016.

Dan discovers new treasures

Dan discovers new treasures

26 Sep 2016Following on from the success of his debut book Buried Treasure, Dan Hegarty once again acts as the Pied Piper of music, leading readers through a playlist of lesser known and deeply loved albums.

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