A plan to stop residents in the Dublin 7 area from putting out rubbish in tagged bin bags on the street now looks likely to be postponed indefintely.

Louth woman describes daily battle with neuropathic soreness that feels like being stabbed

No breakthrough in talks as Orange Order members and protesters remain at scene

Israel says the incident was not believed to have been a hijacking attempt

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Israel says the incident was not believed to have been a hijacking attempt

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Under the new rules, he will have to wait four more years to become a citizen instead of only one

Even the participants from the last time that Austria played Ireland in Dublin will struggle to today remember much about the occasion.

The DJ and comedian takes us through 24 hours from drinking a pint of coffee as he starts his 6am morning show to eating what he can’t get his kids to eat for his own dinner

In other incidents, a resident was reportedly confronted with a handgun and cash was stolen from an older couple

Government puts €2bn aside in preparation for future public service pay deal

Department of Finance warns against measures that will push up house prices

‘Mrs Brown’s Boys’ star says returning to work during her treatment was ‘wonderful distraction’

Caleb Flynn was having an affair at the time and claimed his wife was killed by a burglar

After strolling to victory in Slovakia last Friday, Ireland put themselves through the wringer in Cork but still found the precious late winner that keeps their Euro 2027 play-off hopes alive heading…

The new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham gave his first keynote address to the Labour Party conference in Liverpool today and it was a big moment for setting out his political vision. Here are the…

A coalition source said that waiting for an EU wide windfall tax is the preferred approach

AI-focused data centres are more energy intensive and are expected to become increasingly common in Ireland, TDs have been told.

Mayo GAA has ordered a replay of an intermediate football championship quarter-final between Kiltane and Islandeady, after Kiltane played extra-time with 15 players despite having two players sent…

Denisa Mihaela and Ioan Chinez are understood to have been preparing a concrete mould at the time

The data watchdog also says it delayed or killed nine AI launches in Europe in recent years after the services failed to meet privacy standards

The president has insisted on putting himself front and centre of midterms campaigning

Bestselling author of ‘The Fault in Our Stars’ has written his first novel for adults about the caprices of celebrity and self-identify in a digital world

The EU has introduced the new charge on top of a previous charge that came in from July

One of the many, many remarkable things about U2 managing to keep the ball in the air for 50 years is that they’re still at least in the running for any Biggest Band in the World discussion,…

Peter O’Mahony blasts Munster’s leadership and governance, revealing why he believes the province has lost its way since Garrett Fitzgerald.

Members of Donegal County Council have unanimously supported an emergency motion expressing solidarity with residents of the Garvaghy Road in Portadown.

A number of locations across Kerry were feeling the full force of the weather on Tuesday with trees down at several locations while a roof appears to have been torn off the side of a house in…

Munster face Bulls in Limerick with Craig Casey and Jeremy Loughman back, key injuries, and URC team announcements set under a new league directive.

Independent commission found City arranged ‘sham’ commercial deals with a number of its sponsors

Well-known steakhouse closed in 2024 amid financial difficulties

Bronagh English died after her car went over a damaged bridge parapet into the River Aherlow in Tipperary

The contentious soccer game between the Republic of Ireland and Israel had an audience of over half a million viewers at its peak, despite many fans insisting that they would refrain from watching.

Pair were accused of making statements they knew to be false

England legend Lawrence Dallaglio is putting his Rugby World Cup winner’s medal up for sale amid his bankruptcy and ongoing financial troubles.

Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott has been sentenced to seven years in jail by a Scottish court after being found guilty of sexually abusing two primary school-age children.

O’Neill’s view of her power akin to that of Richard Nixon, and has profoundly disturbing implications in other areas

Experts warn an ‘octopus apocalypse’ is threatening local lobsters, crabs and scallops

First Minister declines to appear before the dispatch box to respond following attendance at Garvaghy Road protest

Significant changes to means test since July have made payment available to thousands more

Even more will seek non-Irish tobacco sources if excise duty rises in next week’s budget, says poll

Inside the surreal Ireland vs Israel match in Debrecen: how the 'Debrecen 11' fans, including Hungarian-born supporter, defied ticket bans and tension.

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.

Think-tank has revived proposal to introduce a second tier of Child Benefit

Parades Commission’s members should hang their heads in shame after baffling and foolish decision

Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson has said that his players still need to have a conversation about their approach to Sunday’s scheduled return meeting with Israel in Serbia, but FAI president Paul…

‘I had no idea things weren’t going well with the company, but it turns out things have gone badly awry’