A mother has died and her teenage daughter remains missing after a “tragic incident” off the East Yorkshire coast, police have said.

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While the dawning of a new year is a time for occupying minds on matters personal, for Emma Cullinane 2026 is about conquering the shattering disappointment of having to close her dream business on ...

Question: I am in my early 50s and I have been alcohol-free for about 10 years. My children are now in their early teens and I have more time and energy on my hands. My husband is a very social guy – ...

Dr Rachel Clarke is an NHS palliative care doctor and former television journalist. ‘The Story of a Heart’, the story of a heart transplant between two children, Keira and Max, was the winner of ...

As crowds gathered in the town of Kenmare to honour murdered farmer Mike Gaine, one lonely face stood out. It was a bitterly cold Saturday evening as Janice Gaine, the 56-year-old farmer’s widow, ...

The M50 that wraps around Dublin continues to be the motorway with the highest number of incidents, collisions and traffic levels in Ireland.

There was a great turnout for the Michael Foley Memorial Run, which started at Belfield GAA Complex in Enniscorthy on St Stephen’s Day. Photographer Pat O’Connor was there to capture all of the action ...

As we look into 2026, the opportunities within the Irish sports sponsorship landscape has never been so plentiful. In 2025, we had several breakout stars in new sports that are offering brands an ...

Hundreds of people marched in silence yesterday to honour the victims of the bar fire in the Swiss Alpine resort of Crans-Montana that left 40 dead and many severely injured.

An emergency paediatric consultant has warned parents of the potentially lethal dangers to children of “chroming”, which has risen in popularity recently due to a social media “challenge”.

Three Enniscorthy businesses have been honoured for their enthusiasm and dedication in decorating their Christmas window display as part of the annual competition hosted by Wexford County Council.