Woman taken to hospital after alleged assault on Exchequer Street in Dublin
Gardaí and emergency services responded to an incident on Exchequer Street at about 4.40am on Thursday
Met Éireann forecasts widespread rain and showers during unsettled weekend
Unsettled conditions are likely to continue throughout the latter half of next week, forecaster says
I’m ready to start a family but my job situation is really getting in the way
Work Q&A: I do not want to put myself in a difficult financial position to have a child, but I’m also afraid that if I wait too long I’ll miss my chance at becoming a parent
Ireland’s ‘best rivers’ continue to deteriorate in water quality
Assessment showing Ireland’s best rivers continue to deteriorate ‘must concern us all’, says EPA director
Gardaí acting on intelligence about Larry Murphy in new Deirdre Jacob, Jo Jo Dullard search
Operation taking place in different section of disused quarry near Kildare border that was examined in February
Dublin 6 residents liken proposed tennis dome at exclusive club to ‘colossal glowing orb’
Objectors seek to block dome at Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club housing indoor tennis court for use in bad weather
Anti-immigration march to Dáil attempts to rally support against EU migration pact
Large areas around Leinster House cordoned off, but demonstrators label those leaving building as ‘traitors’
Man in his 80s dies following collision with truck in Co Louth
Seventy-five people killed on Irish roads so far this year
I’m unemployed and in my 50s. How can I upskill for a career in AI?
Work Q&A: Are there short courses that won’t break the bank?
Immigrants make higher fiscal contribution than Irish-born, ESRI study finds
Separate study found ‘no general pattern’ of immigrants being more likely to be in receipt of welfare payments
Tens of thousands of homes expected to follow new public infrastructure projects
The Oireachtas housing committee heard 138 applications were made for funding aimed at unlocking zoned land
Father who was ‘completely unaware’ child was taken to Ireland seeks her return
The mother, who is Irish, has alleged physical and mental abuse, including coercive control, prior to taking her daughter to Ireland
Taoiseach warns Rotunda board to ‘reflect’ on public contracts decision
Minister of State Robert Troy says there must be ‘consequences’ if public contracts not implemented
Brian McNally, wrongfully convicted for Sallins train robbery, dies aged 83
McNally was commended for his ‘long fight for justice and truth’, having unsuccessfully campaigned for a public inquiry and State apology
‘Racially motivated arson’ suspected at former gospel hall in Belfast
Police say building that had been bought by ‘legitimate businesspeople’ was deliberately set on fire