The Irish-owned company has invested €500,000 in the 1,200 square foot clinic with the aim of brining high quality aesthetic and laser treatments to locals at an affordable price tag.

The social media campaign is aimed at students across Ireland as they settle back in college and begin considering, researching and planning a summer abroad next year on USIT’s J1 USA visa programme.

John Conlon, of the Office of Public Works, told the Oireachtas Finance Committee the project included a significant mechanical and electrical system.

Cork Coroner’s Court yesterday heard that Roy Butler of O’Reilly Road in Waterford died on August 17th, 2021

The Northern Ireland Companion Animal Welfare Group held a drop-in event at Parliament Buildings to talk to MLAs about their concerns.

Pearse Doherty TD said the way the scheme was designed created ‘resentment and inequality’ in the rental market.

Limerick City Fine Gael General Election candidate Maria Byrne has said publicly-funded HRT would be a gamechanger for women's health.

The State’s representative has accused the lead contractor of under resourcing the project.

Since the Government’s signing of the Lisbon Declaration in June 2021, the number of people experiencing homelessness in Ireland has increased by 80%

National charity for deaf and hard of hearing people, Chime, said there are over 5,000 deaf and hard of hearing students in the Irish education system.

The total bill for the covered shelter was €336,000.

Cara Darmody (14) will tell a ‘monster meeting’ on Thursday that she will campaign internationally on the way Ireland is failing children.

Time Out has released its seventh annual list of the 'World’s Coolest Neighbourhoods', with Inchicore in Dublin coming in 25th place

'This is all down to a flawed contract,' David Cullinane said.

Michael Comyns said the new operating model has 'changed completely' the roles and responsibilities of Garda superintendents

The Dublin author speaks about returning to the character of Paula Spencer for his latest novel.

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Simon Harris will undertake a number of engagements during his visit to Washington DC in October.

Sinn Fein MP John Finucane described the meeting as ‘deeply concerning’.

The incident occurred in Mountjoy Square in Dublin city centre on Monday afternoon.