Three men died in a two car collision on the N15 at Liscooley, near Castlefinn, at around 10pm on Friday, November 22nd 2024

The Arts Minister said there are a range of ‘fundamental questions’ about governance and culture within the Arts Council.

Defence solicitor James Moore told the court that his client’s life was “chaotic” at the time the offence was committed

An investigation has been launched following a fire at a special area of conservation in Co Cork

The rule, reportedly signed off last Friday, means paramedics would have to leave their vehicles at a central location after their shift and drive home in their own cars, even if they are on call the next day

Confirming the DPP had lodged the appeal, Joe Drennan’s mother, Marguerite Drennan, said: “Yes, it’s great news, thank God, thank God, thank God"

Senator Martin Conway resigned from the Fine Gael parliamentary party after admitting to being arrested by gardaí for being intoxicated in public.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin will head to Texas before an expected visited visit to the White House for St Patrick’s Day.

Micheál Martin said more investment from the private sector is needed to reach the target of building 50,000 homes a year.

HRI and the Land Development Agency (LDA) are in talks about the transfer of part of the site so that it can be used to build social and affordable housing, The Irish Times reported on Tuesday.

Micheál Martin said he had been responsible for the 'most substantive policy change' in North-South relations

André Castro Ladeiro (8) was struck by a pick-up truck on August 12th, 2023 at Cork Road in Carrigaline, Co Cork.

Sinn Féin’s Ms O’Neill previously met Charles when he visited Northern Ireland in 2022.

Mary Meehan from Dunmore in Galway said the last few weeks had been very difficult.

The pricey tipple at the Merchant Hotel has been described as a 'masterpiece of Irish whiskey'

A wide range of stories lead the papers on Wednesday.

The INMO’s Phil Ni Sheaghdha has said there are ‘huge ethical concerns’ with placing patients in areas such as window bays and waiting rooms.

Mr Harris, who is also foreign affairs minister said he was “alarmed and concerned” at the language used in recent hours about the conflict in the Middle East

Just 27% of the 3,500 who applied to join the PSNI in the latest recruitment campaign are Catholics.

The Dáil was told that renters are ‘bracing themselves’ for a rise.