Faber has confirmed it will stop supplying Sally Rooney's books in the UK, but says copies already held by retailers will not be removed from sale.

Over the last three years, a new wave of cooperation has emerged between the Irish people and Palestinians in Gaza—alongside new political conflict.

The Government is being urged to halt planned public transport fare hikes amid warnings that climate action and the cost of living should not be pitted against each other.

An East German town has approved a motion by the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) and ruling centre-right ​Christian Democratic Union (CDU) to reject future installation of brass plaques ‌comme...

Independent senator Michael McDowell warned of “injustices” for families where an individual is denied citizenship “unnecessarily" under proposed new rules.

Ordinary people sitting in judgement will choose humanity over barbarism.

Public transport passenger groups, opposition parties and student unions have come together to call on people to contact their TDs over the recently announced increase in bus, Luas, and rail fares. The National Transport Authority recently announced that fares for public obligation services would jump 15-35% from the start of 2027, in the same week that Government confirmed it would extend fuel subsidies for motorists.

Human rights organisations express serious concerns about proposals that will significantly restrict access to Irish citizenship.

An Garda Síochána takes a curious approach to politics.

An Garda Síochána takes a curious approach to politics.

The move has been criticised by opposition parties.

Harm reduction expert Tony Duffin on whether the government's new Health Referral Scheme, which is being introduced tomorrow, will help solve Ireland's drug ...

An apartment development was mistakenly connected to a storm drain, sending wastewater into the Butlerstown river

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Healthcare and haulage sectors say they cannot find staff at home while curb on hiring non-EU workers poses challenges to their businesses

The first-ever study of crime and security journalism in Ireland is based on interviews with journalists working in the North and South of Ireland.

A new report has found that many crime journalists in the Republic of Ireland have been questioned by Gardaí about their confidential sources, raising concerns about source protection, surveillance an...