The FAI’s handling of the Nations League fixtures shows that when it comes to standing up for those who have no voice, words are not enough. It’s actions that count.

Ireland’s footballers could have shown what happens when people with something miniscule to lose decide that principle matters more than their own convenience. They chose self-interest

Of those, 5,830 were children.

“We are living a nightmare,” her father told The Ditch.

The study also suggests that nearly 50,000 homes could have been built if the resources in the data centre build-out were directed elsewhere.

Little did we all know, everyone on the 39a is hurtling towards hell, rather than Blanch, Kelly Earley recounts a recent commute with a preacher on board.

Applicant one of three to be awarded full scholarship but all refused visas in July

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Somehow, we have completely normalised having zero self-awareness in public.

Those seeking Irish citizenship will be required be resident in the country for eight years, up from the current five.

Adult fares on buses and trains nationwide are set to increase by an average of 15% from January.

But most drivers can’t trust or don’t have the public transport system they need.

Wait. What?

The ex-transport minister said the Department of Public Expenditure was “getting rid of all that green nonsense and getting back to the consumer paying”.

The move has been criticised by opposition parties.

The impact on the capacity for Palestinians to engage freely in intellectual exchange is grave

Those in the north famously love to be told what’s what by Westminster.

Attendances are plummeting, and figuring out who is paying to go is trickier still.

The home was run by the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary and operated between 1922 and 1998.

A new study finds that violent attitudes towards women are not just a social issue but a matter of national security.

More than half of a group of 59 Palestinian students awarded scholarships were refused permission to enter the country.

The four inspections recorded 16 hares being hit by dogs, an injured greyhound being euthanised and an entry stating that 10 hares had been killed, which the department later attributed to a ‘clerical...

Settlers and soldiers cut off water and electricity to homes, and block medical care in campaign of terror

Ireland quietly passed a law in July potentially undermining every EU citizen's protections against law enforcement use of biometrics. This is the Gist.

For the first time in a decade

The Journal visited the Lighthouse homeless café to see how the intense summer heat is impacting service users.

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Half of Afghan women now leave their homes only once or twice a month as Taliban-imposed restrictions curtail their freedom of movement, according to data released by UN Women.

‘When you see people shouting and screaming in a fire, you can’t just stand there and keep watching it. You try to do your best.’

Pocket Forests is helping communities plant dense native woodlands that cool streets, boost biodiversity and create greener, more liveable urban spaces.