Trucks and tractors arrive in Dublin as fuel protest causes traffic disruption across Ireland
National fuel protest is taking place over energy prices caused by ongoing war in the Middle East
Dead pools: Is a spate of closures sinking the Government’s policies on healthy living?
Swim Ireland says the ‘shocking’ reality is 57% of swimming pools in the State are located in hotels
Trump urges Iran to make deal ‘before it is too late’; China repeats calls for ceasefire
US president on Wednesday declared the month-long war a success ‘nearing completion’
Iran’s president rejects perception that country is a threat in open letter
Updates as the war in the Middle East continues: As it happened
‘HR are adamant my three in-office days are required. Do I need to comply?’
Work Q&A: HR are adamant my three in-office days are required even though I am working part-time hours
Mutations in immune response linked to earlier cancer onset, study finds
Effectiveness of Kinesio tape, widely used for joint and muscle pain, called into question in new research
Church of Ireland ‘less likely’ to let vacant rectories due to rent reforms
Church’s representative body sought meeting with Ministers to discuss ‘possibility of an exemption’ from new rent rules
Met Éireann forecasts ‘mobile Atlantic regime’ to dominate weather over the Easter weekend
Met Éireann said a ‘mobile Atlantic regime’ is expected to bring rain and windy conditions at times
‘The case shattered my life’: Calls for public inquiry 50 years on from Sallins train robbery
Those wrongfully convicted of 1976 crime fear they will die before an inquiry can be held or State apology is granted
‘I had to lose my daughter for everyone else to gain’: Students told of consequences of Coco’s Law
Some pupils were surprised to hear that the law also applies to minors
Minister for Education defends projected department overspend of up to €700m
Hildegarde Naughton makes ‘absolutely no apologies around the need to make sure we are adequately funded’
Inquest into death of prisoner with mental illness adjourned over CCTV footage request
Father of four Ivan Rosney (36) died in Cloverhill Prison in 2020 after becoming unwell while being restrained by prison officers
‘I worked ‘cash in hand’ for years. Will I qualify for the full State pension?’
Work Q&A: How will the changes affect us?
US received ‘present’ worth a ‘tremendous amount of money’ from Iran, Trump claims
US president says Iran has agreed never to make a nuclear weapon but Tehran denies any talks have taken place
Irish priest moves closer to sainthood after being declared venerable by Pope Leo
Fr Edward Flanagan, born in 1886, has passed the second of four steps to canonisation