Social Media Ideas for Doreen Sheridan

Bernadette Thornton fondly recalled from her years behind the counter of Louth corner shop

Derrylin's Debbie Murphy named Arts Champion of the Year

Derrylin's Debbie Murphy named Arts Champion of the Year

Family and friends enjoy Helen Myers 50th birthday party

Dundalk After Dark

Doran delight as Carnew Emmets conquer Glenealy to make it two-in-a-row in Wicklow senior hurling

Horseriding instructor from Sligo and teacher from Leitrim among 23 contestants on The Traitors Ireland

'Hello Dolly': Irish singers, broadcasters and fans on their encounters with a music icon

People from across the country who have run into Dolly at some point all have one thing in common: they say meeting the late singer was a joy.

Remembering Dory Previn: An Interview by Peter Sterling in 1974

Dory Previn was an American lyricist, singer-songwriter, and poet whose deeply personal work explored her struggles with mental health, including experiences of psychosis. In Octob...

When Dolly met Fidelis: Two women, two rural childhoods, one unforgettable connection

The little-known story of Dolly Parton’s visit to a Kerry pub 36 years ago

Wexford woman in the running for ‘Carer of the Year’ award

Sligo mourns Bridie Nicholson, medal-winning European and World Transplant Games competitor

Cork woman Doireann Barry appointed Director of Business Services at EirGrid

‘It’s been great fun’ – Wexford Festival Opera volunteer marks more than 50 years

Mary Doyle reflects on friendships, memories and decades behind the bar at the festival she has served since the 1970s

Leitrim Rose running Dublin marathon in support of Dad living with Parkinson's diagnosis

Deirdre McSharry obituary

Editor of Cosmopolitan in its 1970s heyday when it was famous for addressing women’s careers, health and their sex livesDeirdre McSharry, who has died aged 94, edited Cosmopolitan...

Woman who breached anonymity of Jeffrey Donaldson victim given three-month jail sentence

Donna Toman (55) was charged over a social media post in June this year

How Dolly Parton found a home away from home in Kerry and left a lasting legacy

Long before Listowel’s record-breaking Dolly Day, Dolly Parton’s love affair with Kerry began with a visit in 1990

Changing of the guard at The Copper Kettle as Gerry and Joan Byrne retire after 22 years running popular Dundalk restaur...

‘An incredible initiative’: Dolly Parton project gives books to thousands of Irish children

Books currently being delivered to 6,500 young people along with letter from late singer when they ‘graduate’ from programme

Margaret Kelleher: ‘Miss Marple’s keen eye and mischievous mind are a welcome model for the “mature” woman’

My Life in Books

Tom Dunne: From Dollywood to Dinglewood, we've lost a real treasure 

It may have taken me a while to realise how great Dolly Parton was, but behind all that glitz and glamour was a truly incredible songwriter 

She took the reading on her 21st birthday and the D-Day landings were delayed

Maureen Flavin was a post office clerk from Kerry working at Blacksod Lighthouse in Mayo, and it took another twelve years before anyone told her what her figures had done.

Dorothy (Dot) Naylor