Harris says he doesn’t believe Irish airspace used to transport weapons to Israel
Tánaiste appeared on RTÉ’s The Late Late Show on Friday night
‘They need bigger reservoirs’: Hosepipe ban in Kells sparks call for improved infrastructure
Co Meath town facing six-week ban on using hosepipes to water plants, fill paddling pools or wash cars due to dry conditions
Chay Bowes, an Irishman working for Russian state media, deported from Romania
Bowes says he travelled to Romania to cover the country’s presidential election
Six-week hosepipe ban for three areas amid Ireland’s record-high April temperatures
Conservation orders to take effect after midnight on Tuesday for Mullingar, Co Westmeath, Milford, Co Donegal and Kells-Oldcastle, Co Meath
The homeless university lecturer: ‘There’s a sense of shame around it’
Screenwriter Jenny Roche was ordered to vacate her rented property in Moycullen, Co Galway, having overheld for more than eight months
Woman (80s) dies after being hit by a truck in Roscommon
Pedestrian struck at an N5 junction in Frenchpark on Thursday afternoon
Three people detained after Shannon Airport security breach
Pro-Palestinian activists drove van through fence on Thursday evening
Mount Street residents and businesses feel ‘barricaded in’ as anti-tent fences remain one year on
‘As far as I’m aware, DCC is happy to leave them up there,’ one business owner says
Children’s ombudsman welcomes new measures to help child defendants understand ‘complex’ legal system
Ombudsman report finds young people do not always understand court processes
Ireland weather: Met Éireann forecasts ‘warmer than normal’ temperatures
Bank holiday weekend set to see still ‘pleasant’ conditions
Man (66) who died while cycling was ‘meticulous’ in wearing safety equipment, inquest hears
Coroner not certain whether brain bleed occurred before or after fall
Officials working to resolve case of Irish woman detained in US after arriving from Ireland
Taoiseach says he is ‘concerned’ about Cliona Ward, a green card holder who had been living in the US for decades
Islamic Cultural Centre in Dublin steps up security over internal tensions and alleged threats
Clonskeagh centre says it closed amid ‘credible information’ on ‘potential attempts to forcibly take control of the premises’
Noted Dublin silversmith left ‘devastated’ and ‘facing bankruptcy’ after theft of life’s work
Séamus Gill arrived at Dublin workshop to find about 300 items were stolen, including ‘legacy pieces’ taken from safe
‘Wouldn’t it be great if he got voted in?’ The cardinal from Drimnagh tasked with organising the papal conclave
Cardinal Kevin Farrell’s former neighbours recall the Drimnagh man who is running the Vatican following the death of Pope Francis