Dublin Rape Crisis Centre removes online video, saying it does not want ‘negativity’ to impinge on its work

Figures for first seven months of 2026 show issue most prominent at Dublin’s Mater and St James’s hospitals

Public Accounts Committee told €125m of insurance claims written off over four years in HSE hospitals

Families in Waterford are under ‘extreme fear’ due to drug debts, said Cllr John Hearne

O’Donovan was hospitalised on Tuesday after being taken ill at a European Union presidency event

Possibility the house was deliberately targeted in an arson attack is one line of inquiry

Broadcaster’s managing director and chairman Terence O’Rourke met Patrick O’Donovan for just over an hour

Protests are planned in advance of work stoppages that will begin in public health service next week

Galway city introduced bylaws in 2013 preventing use of rickshaws

Mihai and Denisa Chinez died in incident at Banagher Precast Concrete plant in Co Offaly

Calls for support for Ireland players who ‘don’t want to share the same pitch as a genocidal regime’.

Tánaiste tells parliamentary party meeting on Tuesday that extending excise cuts beyond November would be sensible and prudent

Special Rapporteur on Child Protection says onus should be on tech companies to behave ethically

Defence analyst Declan Power says reported drone over Irish Sea would be ‘classic example of hybrid warfare’

Economic and Social Research Institute finds levels of child poverty higher when housing costs factored in