QUEEN Elizabeth II was kept in the dark for a decade about a Russian spy who infiltrated her household and was one of her ...

Details released to the Irish Examiner under Freedom of Information show that senior government leaders handed out a range of goodies, with Irish whiskey, GAA jerseys, and cufflinks among the most ...

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A 30-YEAR-OLD man died instantly after being shot by an unidentified gunman at 5:10 p.m. on Wednesday ... According to reports from the Sawang Calero Police Station 6, the victim was rebonding his ...

A second man has been arrested in connection with the death of a man at a house in Co Wexford yesterday. Gardaí and emergency services responded to an incident in Cluain Fada in New Ross shortly ...

“The Guardia Civil in Alicante were informed of the disappearance of a 37-year-old Irish man on 21 December, by the name of John Hardy,” a statement said. “From that moment our agents have ...

We’re approaching the end of 2024, which means ACC play is in full swing. That means we get to see how the best in the conference play against each other. That’s what college basketball is all about, ...

Ferozan has over 20 years of experience writing and editing in the health and wellness sphere. She has worked as a ...

Are Hair Dyes for Men Different from Hair Dyes for Women? The short version? Not really. "There is no difference in hair dye for men and women, the chemical compounds are the same," says Haygood ...

A man's innovative use of a hair styling tool to curl the ribbon on his gift has gone viral. "Walked in to see my brother using my dyson to get the ribbons to curl," she wrote as the text ...

The wren tradition or “hunting the wren” is an old ... Man) tradition references the wren’s connection to fertility. In St John’s Newfoundland in Canada, where the tradition was brought by ...

The family of an Irish man assassinated by Michael Collins’ squad on Bloody Sunday in 1920 was awarded £7,500 (equivalent to €450,000 today) in compensation by the British Government.