Advertisement
Dublin: 12 °C Friday 15 November, 2024

Irish

Last month
October 2024
CCAC urges end to subsidised fossil fuels, says failure to meet EU targets 'could cost Ireland €8bn'
Convicted rapist claims shorter lunch breaks could have pressurised jury
Public warned of new phone and text scam that has seen consumers conned out of up to €8,000
Plan to disband RSA will be brought forward before election
Minister of State James Lawless says the Road Safety Authority needs to be split in two.
Proposals on the RSA could go to cabinet as early as next week.
Fianna Fáil is likely to go into the election seeking a dedicated transport police force.
Lawless wants legislation to allow cameras to catch people using their phones at the wheel.
MEPs approve €35 billion loan for Ukraine, financed using frozen Russian assets
Michael Reade discloses experience of sexual abuse and reflects on radio career in posthumous interview
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Middle East conflict looms over White House race as early voting kicks off in Wisconsin
Mental Health Bill won't be enacted before election, despite Govt leaders saying it was a priority
More than a dozen killed in Israeli strikes near Beirut hospital, say health officials
Dáil told greyhound racing is 'integral to our social fabric' as it debates additional funding
Opinion: He shouted, 'You foreigners making big money off other people,' and my face turned hot
Priyanka Borpujari
Harris says he won't go into Govt with a party that wants to scrap Help-to-Buy and First Home schemes
Cabinet gives green light for the green Luas to be extended to Finglas by 2031
New series of Ireland's Fittest Family postponed following death of contestant
Woman left 'shaking and crying' after fellow inmate in Limerick allegedly threatened to rape her
Mairéad Farrell to replace Brian Stanley as Public Accounts Committee chair
Debunked: Claims about Enoch Burke shared in multiple languages as 'misinformation chain mail'
#BringLarryBack: Irish theatre company's plea after Olivier Award stolen from its offices
Petrol bombing and pursuit on motorway as gardaí respond to spate of Limerick feud incidents
In response to the latest incidents gardaí have established a specialist operation to target the gangs involved and increased patrols in the Ballinacurra Weston area.
Portmarnock set to host Open Championship following government approval
Young girl injured in Parnell Square attack sees improvements to condition
Ex-Abercrombie & Fitch boss and British partner facing sex trafficking charges
Trial of man accused of murdering Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch's nephew continues after long delay
Pack your bags: the Dublin Portal is leaving New York and heading to Philadelphia
Matthew Ray: A more inclusive workforce in tourism means happier colleagues and customers
Matthew Ray
McDonald issues ‘unequivocal’ Dáil apology to teen who received texts from former senator
Move to double fine for unemployed who fail to engage with State services branded 'Thatcherite'
Two senior figures in Kinahan gang jailed by British court on charges linked to gun haul
Irish passengers stranded in UK after Ryanair flight fails to land four times at Dublin Airport
Have you read Bram Stoker's Dracula?
Taoiseach says election will happen on a Friday 'and there aren't many Fridays left to choose from'
Ireland to play Japan in 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup opener
Woman arrested after death of man in incident in Carlow house overnight
Gardaí to search house in Dundalk as part of investigation into Kyran Durnin’s disappearance
Update on Occupied Territories Bill to go to Cabinet but it will 'take some time to legislate for'
Only 33 rentals available through HAP across 16 local authority areas