The family of a man who was thrown over iconic Irish cliffs have described his "evil" murder as "callous and unnecessary".

At the Central Criminal Court in Dublin on Thursday, Alan Vial, 39, of Drumanoo Head, Killybegs, County Donegal, and Nikita Burns, 23, from the nearby village of Carrick, were convicted of murdering ...

The Cliffs of Moher Walking Trail is unlikely to be fully reopened until the 2028 tourist season, according to a report due to be published next week. The trail, which attracts some 400,000 ...

IT’S that time of year when those of us with an ounce of Gaelic heritage flock across the Irish Sea to knock back pints of the black stuff in celebration of St Patrick. Once you’ve completed the ...

the fort gave the Cliffs their name as the word “Mothar” in ancient Gaeilge means “ruined fort." If you're based in Dublin or Galway, a trip to the Cliffs of Moher could take up your entire day.

There is no entrance fee. For more information, visit the Office of Public Works' website. Dublin to Cliffs of Moher, including Wild Atlantic Way and Galway (19026 reviews) ...

Commenting on her daily attendance at the trial at Dublin's Central Criminal Court ... along the coastline to the renowned Slieve League cliffs. During the murder trial, Vial explained what ...

Robert Wilkin, from County Tyrone, was attacked by a man and a woman who hit him with a rock and threw him off the cliffs, Dublin's Central Criminal Court was told. At the Central Criminal Court ...