Man (20s) released without charge after questioning over disappearance of pensioner in Dublin
Gardaí believe pensioner missing from his Dublin home was murdered and body disposed of
Met Éireann rules out return to heatwave despite temperatures of up to 26 degrees
Weather will be ‘mixed and changeable’ in coming days while the weekend is set to be mostly dry
‘I didn’t get Messi’s but I have my Cape Verde shirt’ – Crumlin’s Pico Lopes home to hero’s welcome
Shamrock Rovers star gets official homecoming in Dublin suburb where he grew up dreaming of the World Cup
Slievenamon fire set to burn for days as alert issued for Waterford
Wildfire alert issued for Waterford after change in wind direction sweeps smoke into county
Aughinish Alumina investigation makes ‘no adverse findings’ against Co Limerick plant
Minister says ‘no information’ to confirm alumina from plant being used to supply Russian arms manufacturers
Met Éireann forecasts some rain this weekend as conditions become more changeable
Hosepipe ban due to come into effect from Friday morning and remain in place until August 26th
Man (30s) dies after being hit by van in Co Kilkenny
More than 100 people have been killed on the State’s roads so far this year
Social media linked to nearly a quarter of risky driving behaviour in young people
Six in 10 young drivers would overtake a cyclist without leaving enough space to keep other drivers happy, UCD study finds
Temperatures to hit 24 degrees today as ‘frequent outbreaks’ of rain forecast for this weekend
Sunny spells to become more widespread later in the day but it will be cooler in the north, Met Éireann has forecast
Owners of scramblers face doubling of charges if vehicles are seized
Move sends ‘a clear message that illegal and dangerous scrambler use carries real consequences’, Minister says
Dublin and Cork look to lead on climate action in ambitious pilot project
Plans for Dublin and Cork show sweeping changes needed in transport, housing and energy sources
Public sector unions preparing for possible industrial action ballots over pay talks
Move comes after exploratory meetings between Irish Congress of Trade Unions and Department of Public Expenditure failed to reach deal
National Transport Authority rebuked for ‘wasted’ €50m on rail traffic system
Project has experienced considerable delays and budget overruns, Oireachtas transport committee hears
Almost 1,900 women turned away from domestic violence services due to lack of beds
Report from Safe Ireland highlights growing prevalence of technology-facilitated and economic abuse
Man (90s) dies in road collision in Co Laois
Moving car struck a parked car on Saturday morning in Tullyroe in Abbeyleix