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Sinn Féin’s Belfast Senator Niall Ó Donnghaile resigns from the Seanad on health grounds
Drugs at centre of recent Dublin overdose cluster purchased 'across one strip of the city'
Freight expert on Red Sea attacks: Hope it's not an 'Ever Given' scenario but potentially a big issue
Two killed in separate collisions in Dublin and Donegal yesterday
Tánaiste: Comments by Fianna Fáil councillors over Galway fire 'absolutely unacceptable'
Dreams of a white Christmas dashed, with scattered showers and sunny spells in store
Former president Mary Robinson says Joe Biden is ‘losing respect’ due to his position on Gaza
Increased housing supply expected next year but construction costs continue to rise
Woman in her 90s held at knifepoint during ‘despicable’ burglary in Derry city
Former Garda Reserve member pleads guilty to rape and sexual assault following GSOC investigation
Gardaí appeal for witnesses to armed robbery involving ‘long-bladed weapon’ in Co Kildare
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after male jogger is hit by a car in Co Donegal
Junior doctors to call a ballot for industrial action in January due to HSE recruitment freeze
EU Council ends without call for Gaza ceasefire as Taoiseach says bloc must 'insist on two-state solution'
‘Those who do nothing aren’t criticised’: Sporting and political figures debate JP McManus donation
PSNI seize cocaine worth estimated €11.65m close to the Louth border
AXA offices in Dublin occupied by pro-Palestine activists
Garda Ombudsman invited to appear before Oireachtas Committee over Dublin riots
‘Trend’ of nursing home closures mostly impacting rural areas, as 50 close over four-year period
RTÉ receives close to 500 emails calling on it to boycott Eurovision due to Israel’s involvement
The organisers of the Eurovision have described it as a ‘competition for broadcasters – not governments’.
Strikes by Northern Ireland’s bus and rail service Translink to impact Dublin to Belfast trains
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after pedestrian seriously injured in Cork City collision
Total Government expenditure ceiling increases to €96.7 billion in revised Budget 2024 estimate
Sinn Féin received €80,000 in disclosed donations last year, while Fianna Fáil gained €2,500
Over 70% of small landlords have a neutral or negative attitude towards Rent Pressure Zones
Social welfare changes creating ‘huge stress and anxiety within Ukrainian community' in Ireland
New Planning and Environment division of the High Court established
Funding of €17 million announced to expand apprenticeships across higher education sector
Here's what happened today: Sunday
Cyclist dies in Co Antrim following road traffic collision
Cabinet to decide this week on social welfare and accommodation changes for Ukrainian refugees
PSNI confirm man's death following Co Antrim collision and make appeal over Armagh hit-and-run
Quiz: How much do you know about the 1971 film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
€28 million spent on renting school prefabs last year, with similar figure to be spent this year
Nick Cave, Imelda May, Johnny Depp and more pay tribute at Shane MacGowan's funeral in Nenagh
Tánaiste announces €50 million funding for countries vulnerable to impacts of climate change
Gonorrhoea and syphilis rates in Ireland among highest in Europe amid ‘concerning’ rise in STIs
National Gallery acquires rare piece of art by Harry Clarke for national collection
New changes will make it easier for students in the North to attend Irish universities
The recommendations on A-Level exams taken by students in the North have been accepted by Minister Simon Harris.