With land at such a premium, GAA pitches are increasingly regarded by local authorities as an inefficient use of space ...

The Government’s budgetary stance is too “loose” and runs the risk of overheating the economy, the Economic and Social ...

The quaint village of Temple, nestled just outside Gorebridge and a mere 12 miles south of Edinburgh, may fly under the radar ...

BBC Radio 3 is to broadcast live from Inverness next Friday as part of Train Tracks, its celebration of 200 years of ...

The GPA have asked that the government's grant scheme for inter-county male and female players be increased from €1,400 per ...

They warned that global online platforms, rather than distinctly British broadcasters, will come to ‘dominate our cultural landscape’.

Culture Night 2025 offers more than 1,800 free events celebrating all that makes up the richness and diversity of culture in ...

The Lords of the Isles were powerful chiefs with royal pretensions, treating English and Scottish kings as if they were on a ...

Free e-learning modules are now available to the Gaelic games community in Dublin addressing consent, bystander intervention, ...

Anthony Daly, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers are back to take stock of the club hurling landscape. Plus tackle some key existential ...

This day 418 years ago a 60-ton French ship disguised as a fishing vessel was sailing from Rathmullan to the continent through stormy seas off the west of Ireland. Among its almost 100 passengers were ...

Situated at the southern tip of the Isle of Harris, Leverburgh is home to just 200 people yet boasts a thriving fishing industry, a ferry port and a lifeline of vital services that depend on the ...