The price of a residential property in Dublin went up by 8.3 per cent

Judge Mary Morrissey in the Circuit Civil Court today approved a €15,000 settlement offer for a 13-year-old Cork schoolgirl who was injured when a Ryanair plane suddenly depressurized on its way to Croatia

The judge said the family home of James 'Mago' Gately was purchased and renovated with funds that were 'overwhelmingly' crime proceeds

A total of 506 admitted patients are waiting for beds this morning, according to today’s Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) Trolley Watch

Norma Foley said the department and schools needed to ‘work harder’ when a child was unhappy and not included.

The party’s manifesto will also press for fresh British government funding for climate change

Leo Varadkar paid tribute to the outgoing Green Party leader, who on Tuesday announced he was stepping down.

A young female dairy farmer said she could actually fit her feet into over-sized calving gloves as she struggles to find outdoor workwear that isn't designed for six-feet tall men

Gardaí have confirmed that a trend of XL Bully dogs being abandoned countrywide is appearing

Pilots at Aer Lingus have served notice to the airline that they intend to go on an “indefinite” work to rule starting next week

A range of stories feature on Wednesday’s front pages.

Eamon Ryan's decision to stand down comes amid speculation of a potential early election in the autumn

Phase two of the north-south flagship project has been completed.

Simon Harris said he discussed the conflict in his first call with US President Joe Biden.

The notice was served by the pilots union IALPA in the last few minutes.

Ryan Fitzpatrick (34) was arrested along with two other men as they prepared to enter a derelict field in north county Dublin in October 2020.

Next door neighbour, Mrs Pat Desmond had opposed the application when it was before Dublin City Council and appealed the Council grant to An Bord Pleanála.

No-one has ever been brought to justice.

A 67-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder.

Patrick Furlong must cease milking operations by July 21st and in the meantime, his herd must be moved to another farm with “a lawful milking facility”, Mr Justice Garret Simons ruled.