The Beckhams, Dragons’ Den star Sara Davies and celebrity chef Marcus Wareing were all invited to the ceremony.

As the final weekend before Christmas, things can be hectic, with in-laws driving you wild and the kids buzzing with ...

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The Daily Mail Group has agreed to acquire The Irish Times' 75% shareholding in Waterford-based radio station WLR FM. The Share Purchase Agreement was signed yesterday and the acquisition is now ...

The Irish Times has sold the 75pc shareholding it had in the Waterford-based radio station WLR FM to the Daily Mail Group. As part of the deal, which will have to receive regulatory approval from the ...

The Irish Times media group has sold its 75 per cent shareholding in Waterford-based radio station WLR FM to the Daily Mail Group for an undisclosed sum. The deal is subject to regulatory approval, ...

The Irish Times Group is selling its 75 per cent stake in Waterford-based radio station WLR FM to the Daily Mail Group. Under the acquisition, which is subject to regulatory approval, Des Whelan will ...

Court had heard earlier that the woman suffered multiple fractures to her ribs, injury to her back, right leg, hip, pelvic bone, a kidney infraction, and a collapsed lung The woman told the court a ...

A bride who fell 20 to 25 feet from a second storey hotel window on her wedding night - and suffered fractured ribs, a collapsed lung and injuries to her back, leg, hip and pelvic bone - has had her ...

When a young woman perished in heartbreaking circumstances mere weeks following her nuptials, local police sergeant Ronald McInnis cautioned "this is a story that is going to go all around the world." ...

Tánaiste Simon Harris says An Garda Síochána has questions to answer about how a civilian member of the force’s National Cyber Crime Bureau, who allegedly made online threats against him, ended up ...

During a debate on a Defence Bill in May 2024, the now-President of Ireland controversially declared: 'Ireland will never be able to have an army. We do not need an army.' A year later, after a ...