US launches fresh strikes on Iran after Trump threat to ‘hit them hard tonight’
Iran accuses ‘child-killing’ US army of breaching ceasefire
Visibility ‘very poor’ when man crushed to death at Dublin quarry, inquest hears
Jury returns verdict of death due to an industrial accident after ‘exemplary employee’ Christopher Miley killed
Judge raises concern over ‘advertisement’ published by man who lodged child abduction case
The man’s counsel told the High Court details of proceedings in another country were published after wife ‘refused to engage’
Pay transparency rules could cause conflict in workplaces, say HR and law experts
Employers urged to prepare for ‘complex’ EU rules on disclosing details on salaries
Kildare school claims it is being ‘punished’ by department after enrolling extra class
St Corban’s National School in Naas says it may have to cancel enrolled class ‘formally requested’ by department over refusal to allocate additional teacher
‘I never thought I’d share the same pitch, and give him a shove’: Pico’s Messi ‘dream’
Family, friends and fans at Dublin Airport for the homecoming of Shamrock Rovers star Lopes
Nine out of 10 secondary school students complete Leaving Cert, latest data show
Ireland boasts second-highest student retention rate in EU, next only to Croatia
‘I didn’t know what I was running over to’ – Mother of boy hit by scrambler says locals are afraid
Jayden Deans (14) left seriously injured after being struck by a scrambler at pedestrian crossing
Former Defence Forces officer wrote he did not wish to become ‘scapegoat’ after apprentice’s suicide
Tribunal hears officer allegedly gave an apprentice haircut without consent and forced another to ‘swallow’ cigarette butt
SNA trade union members vote to reject Government’s workforce development plan
‘Clear and decisive’ result shows SNAs do not have confidence in the plan, Fórsa trade union says
Mother of child injured in Parnell Square stabbing believes there is not ‘anything to forgive’
Woman, who is an immigrant to Ireland, does not believe ‘anybody in their right state of mind would have done that’
Teenager who died in Carlow e-scooter incident named locally
The 17-year-old has been named as Janis Ozols as local councillor urges e-scooter ‘clampdown’
Workplace trends 2026: Increase in workers ‘unfit’ to attend office, but fit to work from home
‘If you’re not fit to be in a workplace, how are you fit to work from home?’ asks Damien McCarthy of HR Buddy
‘It’s definitely stunted a lot of us’: Is the housing crisis pushing marriage down the priority list?
Earlier this month, Bishop Denis Nulty claimed Ireland’s housing crisis was the ‘biggest obstacle to couples getting married today’