Garda charged with soliciting murders of woman and three children
Officer has been suspended from duty since investigation first began
‘Frightening time’ for family injured in M9 crash, friend says, as nearly €300,000 raised
Family friend launches GoFundMe and says it is an ‘incredibly difficult and frightening time’
Elderly man may have underestimated severity of burns from candle, inquest hears
Retired teacher was injured when his pyjama bottoms caught fire as he slept
Irish Rail services between Dublin and Munster affected following incident
All services between Thurles and Limerick Junction were suspended for several hours, resulting in significant delays
School devices: Parents feel ‘press-ganged into something we don’t want and can’t afford’
Department of Education begins review on back-to-school costs after Minister raised concerns with schools over devices
Dublin’s new Catholic cathedral to close for €17m renovation
Move to ‘preserve one of Dublin’s most important church buildings’ comes less than a year after its elevation
Fota Wildlife Park in Cork announces second birth in Ireland of rare Indian rhino
Classified as vulnerable, there are an estimated 4,000 individual Indian rhinos remaining in the wild
Met Éireann issues status yellow heat warning for Leinster and Tipperary
Temperatures could reach 29 degrees on Wednesday, with Leinster expected to be the ‘hottest’
Car involved in M50 crash that left nine in hospital was stolen before incident
Eight teenagers and a man were hospitalised after incident involving vehicle going the wrong direction on the motorway
From Dublin’s Oliver Bond flats to Dubai: The life of Daniel Kinahan
Boxing management company brings international profile to man facing Special Criminal Court charge
‘Unreasonable’ landlord who allegedly took photos of tenant’s laundry told to pay damages
Co Clare landlord said she was ‘very worried’ another occupant was living at the property, saying it would cause further mould
Landlord claimed she issued termination notice to use property during ‘heavy traffic’
Residential Tenancies Board tribunal not satisfied Ying Ying Lu had a ‘bona fides requirement’ for the property
Could primary school hours be changed under a new review by the Department of Education?
Current circular document, which dates back to 1995, details how many days each year schools must be open
Sexual assaults of women and children on trains among incidents reported to Irish Rail
Department of Transport said it was ‘actively progressing’ work to establish a transport security force
Motorcyclist (50s) killed in west Cork crash
So far this year, 110 people have been killed on State’s roads, an increase of 11 compared to same period in 2025