Weeks of blind terror for the nation’s Leaving Cert students finally came to a halt on D-day, as those envelopes were opened...

New research suggests cannabis is five times more damaging than cigarettes and can increase the risk of psychotic illness. But not everyone’s convinced.

Faced with the demolition of their favourite watering hole, patrons of Belfast’s Rotterdam bar launched a campaign to save the historic venue.

Award-winning Kiwi journalist Garth Cartwright has produced a vivid insight into Romany musical history and culture.

In which HP’s ongoing Out A Tout campaign produces some interesting results.

There are few, if any, people who remain unconvinced that Joe O’Reilly was responsible for the brutal murder of his wife Rachel.

A breathtaking variety of acts have come together - as Lennon might have put it - to focus attention on the ongoing genocide in Darfur, under the auspices of Amnesty International.

A young female nomadic novelist married to an Iranian scientist, Emer Martin is determined to defy stereotyping.

Ticketmaster has made significant progress in the fight against the touts, but full colour photo ID might just be the next step.

It isn’t just that the Seanad elections are fundamentally undemocratic. They also involve dead voters, disgruntled graduates and a colossal waste of public money.

The suspected death by overdose of a 19 year-old county Cork builder shows how deeply cocaine has entered the bloodstream of the nation.

The Irish Film Censor's Office have banned Manhunt 2. Is this outrageous censorship or a necessary decision in the interests of the community?