Fórsa spokesperson Niall Shanahan says they'll be forced to escalate their action if the issue isn't resolved.

The survey carried out on behalf of Aviva Insurance Ireland, showed 25 per cent of drivers think the accompanied driver rule for learners should be scrapped until the backlog is cleared.

A row in Government over housing for Ukrainians dominates Wednesday’s front pages.

A shortage of housing has left the Government resorting to using tents in some cases.

MP for East Derry Gregory Campbell alleged in the House of Commons that the BBC presenter ‘corrupted’ the recruitment process.

The PSNI said the woman in her 30s was injured by the firework that was aimed at police.

The woman said that Israel is a ‘terrorist state’ in a LinkedIn comment.

Micheál Martin was speaking at the Global Ireland Summit.

The action has been brought by County Clean Recycling Unlimited Company

Ruth Lawrence (42), who is originally from Clontarf, is accused of the murder of Anthony Keegan (33) and Eoin O'Connor (32)

Christopher Nugent (39) worked as a security guard for TV and film productions but lost his job due to the Covid pandemic.

The Taoiseach said ambassadors facilitated important lines of communications between countries.

A garda told the court that the Fitbit smartwatch no longer picks up a heartrate after 3.31pm.

A man who sexually abused a girl when she was a child and at her “most vulnerable” and “most unprotected” has been jailed for four years

A woman who was raped and sexually abused during her childhood by her father has brought a High Court challenge over her exclusion from a State compensation scheme for victims of crime

Neighbours and friends will be able to say their last goodbyes to Tina Satchwell as her funeral cortège is set to pass her former home in Fermoy, Co Cork at lunchtime on Wednesday

Yousef Palani, 23, has been sentenced to life for the murders of Aidan Moffitt, 42, and Michael Snee, 58, in Sligo last year.

Officers arrested the men, aged 28 and 35, on Tuesday morning for organised crime offences.

The Defence Forces have been forced to spend thousands of euros on flights and hotels because the government jet has broken down so often and Air Corps personnel were needed to keep an eye on repair and maintenance bills

A mystery man who has been charged with allegedly using passports in the names of two dead babies has been positively identified and has an FBI arrest record from 1970