With depth of pedigree and a world-class show record, Fiery French Whiskey epitomizes the performance Quarter Horse stallion ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Two more ski resorts are postponing their opening days because of below-normal natural snow and challenging snowmaking conditions, but five others open this ...

The new John Deere Z370RS Electric ZTrak zero turn electric riding mower promises all the power and performance Deere’s customers have come to expect from its quiet, maintenance-free electric ...

Nick Reiner, 32, is being held without bail on suspicion of murder after the bodies of the director Rob Reiner and his wife, ...

Elton John has spoken about how his celebrity friends such as Paul McCartney and Mick Jagger often check in with him as he deals with losing his sight in one eye. The music star said he “lost my right ...

The Irish Refugee Council this week described government plans to place new obstacles in the path of refugees seeking permanent asylum in Ireland as “deeply alarming”. These moves, flagged by justice ...

Lyle Lovett has a very funny song called If I Had a Boat: “If I had a boat/ I’d go out on the ocean/ And if I had a pony/ I’d ride him on my boat.” But Lovett’s dreamer has nothing on Ireland. Never ...

For the past 250 years migration from and to Ireland has been driven by individuals seeking a better standard of living and new opportunities. From the early 19 th century, emigration was central to ...

Last Friday, an 8,500-word take down of John Collison‘s recent Irish Times opinion piece bemoaning the inability of the State to get things done was published on the UCD Environmental Law and Justice ...

John Singer Sargent’s parents, Mary Newbold Singer and Fitzwilliam Sargent, left Philadelphia in 1853 to recover from the tragic death of their first child. They wandered around Europe, living ...

John McGrath will put his hurl away for a bit now, later in the season than might have been imagined at the outset but nonetheless still earlier than he would have hoped. Either way, it has been a ...

It’s a cool, crisp Monday morning in Glasgow. No wind, no wet, no drama – the sort of morning that would seem to mirror the no-nonsense persona of Scotland’s first minister, John Swinney, who visits ...