Boy (12) confirmed dead in Mayo train-car collision ↗
Front page leadA 12-year-old boy has died following a collision between a train and a car in Mayo. The car driver was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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A 12-year-old boy has died following a collision between a train and a car in Mayo. The car driver was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
House prices in Ireland are 17% higher than they should be, indicating a significant overvaluation in the market.
A report by Alan Healy explores the changing fortunes of churches in Ireland, with one in Cork now on the market for €375,000.
US envoy Vance states that the conflict in Iran is not a war, ahead of crucial mid-term elections.
How Katie Taylor secured her championship spotlight in the Kilkenny camogie dressing room.
The deaths of a couple, believed to be from a mechanical issue with a jacuzzi, have left an immeasurable void.
A podcast episode features Trish Bourke discussing her experience leaving the Jehovah's Witnesses.
Cork commuters have expressed their dissatisfaction with train journeys, describing them as dangerous and disgusting.