The phone was hopping as soon as the signs went up for the sale of a 114ac dispersed residential farm at Caggle and Tully near Strokestown in Co Roscommon, writes Jim O'Brien.
When a group of villagers in the Ecuadorian fishing community of El Real came down with coughs and fevers in early April, nobody was sure if they had the coronavirus - and no health workers were available to diagnose or treat them.
A Co Clare farmer arrested by gardaí on the same day his mother was buried - arising from a property dispute with a brother - is now charged with causing significant structural damage to the disputed property.
As sports fans mourn a lost summer of action due to Covid-19, an enterprising tennis fan from Co Galway is ensuring it's game on as he swaps his regular court for a silage pit.
Adrian Mariappa has revealed his shock at being told he was the Watford player who had tested positive for coronavirus, despite not displaying any symptoms or breaking social-distancing guidelines.
This week Donald Trump threatened to permanently cut US funding for the World Health Organisation (WHO) and to consider withdrawing from the body unless it committed to "major substantive improvements" in the next 30 days.
