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Malcolm Byrne says he is 'fully cooperating' with investigation following drink-driving arrest

‘I’m fully cooperating with what is an ongoing investigation, and as I said, I’ll face up to whatever the consequences are,’ said Byrne.

Luke Byrne leads Western Gaels charge to defeat Kilcoole in last four clash

Taoiseach says courts are where Malcolm Byrne should face ‘repercussions’ over alleged drink-driving

The Taoiseach said drink-driving is “completely unacceptable” but argued there is no precedent for political parties withdrawing the whip over motoring offences.

Meet the Byrne clan, Ireland's seventh most common name with a king in its past

From a deposed King of Leinster to Hollywood and beyond, the Ó Broin name has carried its raven crest across a thousand years of Irish history.

Malcolm Edwards (1949-2026)

Editor, critic, and publisher Malcolm Edwards, 76, died October 3, 2026. He had Parkinson's disease. Malcolm John Edwards was born December 3, 1949 in London, England. He received...

Jamie Benson, the Irish-qualified neuroscientist who caught Farrell's eye

The 24-year-old was in an England A squad as recently as November 2025.

Russian manner over Leipzig incident 'outrageous' - Byrne

The Minister for European Affairs has said that what Russia was doing was "absolutely outrageous" following an attempted drone attack in Leipzig in Germany last month.

Enoch Burke returns to school he was sacked from despite threat of prison for contempt

Irish men’s football

A few thoughts ahead of the Wicklow senior hurling and football finals

Brilliant Byrne-Dunbar fires Ferns St. Aidan's past St. Fintan's and into IFC quarter-finals

Ferns St. Aidan’s 2-16 St. Fintan’s 2-10

John Horan installed as Mary McAleese's successor to lead integration committee

Dr McAleese stepped down as chair of the Steering Group on Integration last month.

Wicklow football greats continue to deliver for their clubs

Man (40s) to stand trial accused of violently attacking male rival at Monaghan GAA grounds

Human rights lawyer Maeve O'Rourke to run in Seanad by-election

While O’Rourke will run as an Independent, she has secured the backing of the Social Democrats and the Labour Party.

Malcolm Offord's speech was like being stuck with your boss on a work night out

The Reform UK Scottish leader had decent patter at first

Malcolm Offord misled parliament. So why was Scotland's media silent?

IN the first First Minister’s Questions of the new Holyrood session, Reform UK’s Scottish leader Malcolm Offord could not even finish his first sentence without uttering a falsehoo...

Byrnes, Hegarty and Hayes up for Hurler of the Year

All-Ireland champions Limerick lead the way with 13 nominations for this year's PwC All-Stars, while the Treaty men also have two players - Diarmaid Byrnes and Gearóid Hegarty - up...

Who is Breandán Mac Cionnaith, the Garvaghy Road protest leader for decades?

Former IRA prisoner split with Sinn Féin over policing, but remains as committed as ever to his cause

Former Galway star Michael Meehan ‘disappointed’ that integration is ‘slowing down rather than speeding up’

Trial date for man accused of murdering Denis Donaldson to be fixed next month

Burnham meets Merz in Berlin to discuss foreign sabotage and cyber attacks

Michael Verney: Six burning questions around the Mary McAleese debacle as high-profile resignation rocks Irish sport

Man settles action over abuse by former Terenure College teacher John McClean

Court hears ‘of the most significant and substantial type’ of sexual abuse between the 1970s and 1980s