Video criticising Northern Ireland Troubles Bill featured footage of Kemi Badenoch condemning the legislation and was overlaid, in part, with archive clips of British soldiers

We are drinking less as a whole, and younger generations are drinking significantly less, but wine is not dead yet.

One In 100 people is affected by coeliac disease in Ireland, but it is often mistaken for other conditions

Across Ireland and around the world, technology has quickly become one of the most powerful and insidious tools of control, harassment and intimidation wielded against women and girls. So, why haven't regulators and governments restricted them?

Union warns staffing shortages and system pressures are driving rising trolley numbers despite relatively mild conditions across the health service

UN Women said artificial intelligence was making 'abuse easier and more damaging'

Around 240,000 customers affected as rising wholesale costs drive increases, with further hikes from other suppliers expected

Recent cases highlight concerns about surveillance and privacy, as Margaret E Ward explores how technology may affect women’s safety

Government advised EU procurement rules prevent factoring past performance into contract awards despite ongoing delays at flagship project

Journalist Barry Cummins discusses his new book examining the Tina Satchwell case and years of investigation into a chilling murder

New intake of gardaí boosts force numbers, with hundreds more recruits in training and further intakes planned

Hundreds of drivers caught speeding as gardaí intensify enforcement efforts over Bank Holiday weekend, targeting dangerous driving behaviours

Pavel Talankin, star and co-director of documentary Mr Nobody Against Putin was told trophy posed a security risk

From the World Athletics relays in Botswana to the Junior B hurling championships in Cork

McGovern also admitted directing the activities of a criminal organisation in connection with the surveillance of James Gately

Union warns staffing shortages and system pressures are driving rising trolley numbers despite relatively mild conditions across the health service

New intake of gardaí boosts force numbers, with hundreds more recruits in training and further intakes planned

Government seeks release of detained activists after aid flotilla intercepted, with consular support offered to those affected

It was revealed in court that Essa Suleiman is accused of attempting to murder a man he had known for around 20 years at his home in Southwark in the hours before the Golders Green attacks

His absence from the squad for this crucial last four tie was expected but it still represents a blow despite Thomas Clarkson’s form this term.

Giving evidence, the woman said she was crying and asking the married father-of-two to stop but he carried on

A transgender activist sought to “shame Graham Linehan into an apology” before the Irish TV writer threw her mobile phone to the ground, a court has ...

Rain, showers and occasional sunshine expected across the weekend, with cooler temperatures and possible thunderstorms in some areas

New report highlights prevalence of social and online bullying, with many students experiencing repeated incidents throughout their school years

Government seeks release of detained activists after aid flotilla intercepted, with consular support offered to those affected

Ireland's national drugs budget is mainly spent on obesity, cancer, rare diseases, and diabetes — with some drugs such as Saxenda, patients seeking reimbursement must apply individually

A mum of two never thought she would be a ‘candidate for skin cancer’, and now covers up whenever she is out in the sun

Veteran defender David McInerney makes a welcome return to the panel for the Banner.

Hundreds of drivers caught speeding as gardaí intensify enforcement efforts over Bank Holiday weekend, targeting dangerous driving behaviours

HPRA got an average of 111 supply shortage notifications per month last year — a figure likely to rise given the Middle East conflict

Former Late Late Show host Ryan Tubridy brought his book podcast to Cork Opera House on Thursday night, with the Brennan brothers as his special guests

Activists worldwide are marching in May Day rallies, calling for peace, higher wages and better working conditions as many workers grapple with ...

Government seeks release of detained activists after aid flotilla intercepted, with consular support offered to those affected

Government seeks release of detained activists after aid flotilla intercepted, with consular support offered to those affected

Rain, showers and occasional sunshine expected across the weekend, with cooler temperatures and possible thunderstorms in some areas

'I think we would see a far different approach if we had [a blockade] this weekend' – Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly

May is immersed in traditions relating to nature, growth and the outdoors in general. More than anything else, perhaps, it’s when we welcome summer

The Trump administration is arguing that the war in Iran has already ended because of the ceasefire that began in early April – an interpretation ...

Prosecutors have released a video showing the moment authorities say a man armed with guns and knives tried to storm the White House Correspondents’ ...

A good hair day can set us up for whatever challenges lie ahead, but just as our hormones affect the quality of our skin, so too do they affect our hair. Sarah Finnan speaks to the experts about how to age-proof your tresses and keep them in tip-top shape

He is understood to have been involved in an altercation with two other men.

The Kingdom U20s accounted for the Rebels in the end on Thursday night in Tralee. 

Previous shocks to our economy were largely absorbed by the impact of multinationals and our strong export market. The current situation is different

Essa Suleiman has been charged with two counts of attempted murder and one count of possession of a bladed article in a public place over the incident in Golders Green

For 20 minutes last Sunday, Limerick's tempo was electric but never rushed. There was visible urgency not born of panic but of intent.

US president faced a 60-day deadline on Friday to end the Iran war or make the case to Congress for extending it

First PCSA meeting in Cork hears criticisms — including that gardaí can be 'soft' on enforcing protection and barring orders

An indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, gym, zipwire and putting green are among the myriad attractions at this unique Carrigaline property 

Ireland and Tuvalu will co-host next year's conference on transitioning away from fossil fuels. But the momentum between now and then is crucial, writes Trócaire’s Climate Justice Policy and Advocacy advisor, Sinéad Loughran

Mahbooba Faiz fled Afghanistan at the return of the Taliban. She recently graduated with a Masters from UCC and describes here how DEI policies have made a real difference to her life