Kelly is the ninth Irish athlete to have won gold at the championships

Regional reports from the Irish Examiner team

The Lord of the Dance wowed crowds with a flute reel but stayed silent on rumours of an Áras campaign

Gardaí appeal for witnesses after fatal N24 collision near Cahir closes road for technical examination

John Duncan Morris was born in Cork’s Bessborough, but because he spent only 90 days there, he is not entitled to compensation under the mother and baby home redress scheme

Health officials said that 11 Palestinians seeking aid were shot dead, and 11 adults died of malnutrition-related causes in the past 24 hours

Aoife Sheehy and Mícheál Flannery are wed in St Mary's Church, Dingle, with reception in the Dingle Skellig Hotel

“In Ireland,” an animated voice tells us, “jury service is one of the most important duties you can perform as an ordinary citizen.” I sit up straighter. I am on crucial business here.

A rare Waterford cottage with Victorian features, large grounds, and strong links to the historic Mount Congreve estate

"People would be astounded if they understood the amount of hours that went in to [smaller festivals], not to mind the bigger ones that have just happened, like All Together Now."

Cork-based Gazan refugee details family’s starvation and fear as MSF condemns deadly violence at Israeli-controlled Gaza aid sites

The Kerry club lost a teenage friend and colleague last May - and played Friday's night's Division 1 minor final against Austin Stacks with a panache and zeal that Luke Silles would be been deeply...

A rare 16th-century chalice linked to the deaths of two priests may finally return from London to Cork

"These two wholesome, easy-to-prep meals — chicken salad with croutons and ranch dressing, and salmon parcels with new potatoes and lemon garlic butter — are perfect for warm-weather evenings when...

Recent racist attacks on Indian people show how anti-immigrant rhetoric is emboldening violence and eroding Ireland’s inclusive identity

The third-generation Peugeot 5008 arrives in electric and hybrid forms, blending style, space and comfort for family buyers

US president said end to war will involve ‘some swapping of territories’ before announcing meeting

This is the final camogie wanted, needed. Whatever about desperately one-sided League deciders or early summer non-events, whenever Cork and Galway pitch up at Croke Park together, they usually go to...

Everyone is famous now; but fame carries a high price – higher than most can afford, writes Gareth O'Callaghan

Divorce was taboo in Ireland until it was legalised in 1995, but now stigma has been cast aside to such an extent that we are throwing soirees to celebrate the end of a marriage, says Jenny McEntegart