American charged with fleeing to Ireland to avoid imprisonment for January 6th Capitol riot crimes
Paul Kovacik came to Dublin to claim international protection but ‘left again when he got homesick’
RTÉ news bulletins to resume in Northern Ireland after block over TV rights to Olympics
Broadcaster had said it would provide an edited news bulletin for viewers each night on RTÉ Player
Government nominates three new judges to replace retirees and fill vacant position
All nominees are graduates of Trinity College Dublin and are set to sit the High Court and Circuit Court
‘Kind, gentle, caring’ man killed in hit-and-run recorded an album before his death, funeral hears
Michael (Mikey) Farrelly (40s) was killed after being struck by a stolen car as he walked home from a family gathering
Bosco, a millennium milk bottle and marriage equality badges as the Dart celebrates 40th birthday
Latest iteration of the world’s first commuter railway set to be transformed by new fleet
Waiting times on some Drogheda commuter line trains to increase as frequency reduces
Changes follow public consultation which saw passengers opt for longer wait in return for trains serving Grand Canal Dock instead of ending at Connolly
Oliver Callan says absence from airwaves due to skin cancer surgery
RTÉ broadcaster says he was affected by a basal cell carcinoma ‘like thousands of us out there with our Irish skin’
‘Eyesore’ Grand Canal barriers have cost €125,000 to date with four future options in consideration, PAC told
Barriers were erected in May along 2km-stretch of canal to prevent homeless migrants pitching tents
Mother and daughter killed in Co Mayo crash named locally
Aisling Moore and daughter Abbigael (8) from Swinford were killed in a collision with a lorry on Tuesday
Resolution of disputes taking ‘unacceptably long’, interim RTB chief says
Committee hears new computer system can compare Eircodes, rental price history, RTB data and Revenue details
Tayto recalls crisps after ‘golf ball contamination’
Object made its way into snack food production line
More than 100 migrants without papers come before the courts
Garda pilot programme at Dublin Airport between February and May was in response to ‘emerging trend’, says Drew Harris
Man jailed for theft of foreign students’ course fees
Court hears that students not registered for courses and encountered work and visa problems
Owner management companies the ‘wild west’ of regulation
Group briefs politicians on need for oversight of ‘tens of millions of euro’ annually
More than 107,000 PPSN numbers issued to people from Ukraine
Data shows 24 per cent of those who came from Ukraine may have left the State