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Two men in critical condition after crash in Kilkenny

Two men in critical condition after crash in Kilkenny

Three men were taken to hospital following the incident on the M9 on Thursday

Fri Apr 12 2024 - 08:35
Reach for the Stars astrophotography competiton returns for fourth year

Reach for the Stars astrophotography competiton returns for fourth year

Entries are open to photos taken in Ireland between April 28th last year and May 10th next

Thu Apr 11 2024 - 19:00
Sunny weekend weather with temperatures in high teens, says Met Éireann

Sunny weekend weather with temperatures in high teens, says Met Éireann

Saturday set to be mostly dry, save for spells of rain spreading from the west in the afternoon

Thu Apr 11 2024 - 11:30
‘My partner was sedated while I wasn’t there. We didn’t get to say goodbye’: One in 10 say end-of-life care fair to poor

‘My partner was sedated while I wasn’t there. We didn’t get to say goodbye’: One in 10 say end-of-life care fair to poor

Survey of 4,570 bereaved family members and friends found majority had confidence and trust in healthcare staff in such settings

Thu Apr 11 2024 - 11:00
Storm Kathleen: Orange warnings in effect as public warned to stay away from the coast

Storm Kathleen: Orange warnings in effect as public warned to stay away from the coast

Cork, Kerry, Galway, Waterford and Mayo at second highest weather alert as storm moves in from Atlantic ocean

Fri Apr 05 2024 - 16:10
Revenue seize cannabis and alcohol worth over €500,000 in Dublin and Rosslare

Revenue seize cannabis and alcohol worth over €500,000 in Dublin and Rosslare

4,860 litres of wine discovered in trailer on vehicle that had disembarked from Cherbourg ferry

Fri Apr 05 2024 - 10:28
Funding scheme worth €500,000 for outdoor swimming facilities announced

Funding scheme worth €500,000 for outdoor swimming facilities announced

Grants of up to €30,000 for projects that enable broader participation in swimming announced by Hildegarde Naughton

Thu Apr 04 2024 - 19:44
Homeless man found dead in Dalkey, Co Dublin

Homeless man found dead in Dalkey, Co Dublin

Body of man (30s) found on Castle Street as foul play not suspected

Wed Mar 27 2024 - 13:56
Easter weather: Unsettled conditions with showers and blustery winds

Easter weather: Unsettled conditions with showers and blustery winds

Temperatures should become milder by the weekend, says Met Éireann

Wed Mar 27 2024 - 10:13
Simon Harris rules out early general election, saying he wants Coalition to run its full term

Simon Harris rules out early general election, saying he wants Coalition to run its full term

Incoming taoiseach pledges to win back trust and support of those who no longer vote for Fine Gael

Sun Mar 24 2024 - 19:37
Merchants Quay Ireland cofounder Tony Geoghegan awarded Irish Red Cross honour

Merchants Quay Ireland cofounder Tony Geoghegan awarded Irish Red Cross honour

Advocate for the homeless and those suffering from drug addiction is recognised with the IRC’s Lifetime Achievement Award

Sun Mar 24 2024 - 13:45
Simon Harris confirms he will seek Fine Gael leadership, saying ‘I will give this my all’ - as it happened

Simon Harris confirms he will seek Fine Gael leadership, saying ‘I will give this my all’ - as it happened

Minister for Higher Education will become country’s youngest taoiseach if made head of party

Thu Mar 21 2024 - 20:36
Fine Gael leadership election: how it works and when we’ll know the next taoiseach

Fine Gael leadership election: how it works and when we’ll know the next taoiseach

Process starts today with nominations from parliamentary party

Thu Mar 21 2024 - 09:02
‘He will be greatly missed’: Actor Emmet Bergin, best known for  Glenroe role, dies

‘He will be greatly missed’: Actor Emmet Bergin, best known for Glenroe role, dies

Bergin played the part of Dick Moran in the popular series which started in 1983

Wed Mar 20 2024 - 10:41
‘It’s shambolic’: Protesters call for better treatment of asylum seekers

‘It’s shambolic’: Protesters call for better treatment of asylum seekers

‘Proper accommodation alternatives’ urged for those sleeping in tents such as the men recently moved from city centre to Crooksling

Tue Mar 19 2024 - 20:11
Volunteers drove more than 2m kilometres last year bringing cancer patients to and from chemotherapy

Volunteers drove more than 2m kilometres last year bringing cancer patients to and from chemotherapy

In advance of Daffodil Day on Friday, Irish Cancer Society says it needs to raise more than €25m funding as demand for its services grew in 2023

Tue Mar 19 2024 - 00:01
Four people injured after house fire in Newcastle, Co Dublin

Four people injured after house fire in Newcastle, Co Dublin

Gardaí received report of suspected criminal damage by fire

Mon Mar 18 2024 - 15:28
St Patrick’s Day: All you need to know about this weekend’s parades and events

St Patrick’s Day: All you need to know about this weekend’s parades and events

Thousands set to attend four-day festival in Dublin with parades on Sunday

Thu Mar 14 2024 - 22:38
'Having cared for my mother before she died, I came to understand the care referendum was just fluff' : No voters have their say

'Having cared for my mother before she died, I came to understand the care referendum was just fluff' : No voters have their say

We asked readers who voted No in last week’s family and care referendums why they rejected the proposed changes to the Constitution

Thu Mar 14 2024 - 19:00
Moderate exercise for 150 minutes a week improves overall health, says HSE

Moderate exercise for 150 minutes a week improves overall health, says HSE

New guidelines from HSE encompass physical activity for very young children for first time

Tue Mar 12 2024 - 13:41
Cillian Murphy win and four awards for Dublin film company crown ‘huge year’ for Ireland on screen

Cillian Murphy win and four awards for Dublin film company crown ‘huge year’ for Ireland on screen

Oppenheimer wins seven awards including best director and best film, while Irish-produced Poor Things takes home four statuettes including best actress for Emma Stone

Mon Mar 11 2024 - 12:06
Growing anxiety in Government over results of referendums after voters stay home

Growing anxiety in Government over results of referendums after voters stay home

Just 25% of electorate had cast a ballot in Dublin city as of last night

Sat Mar 09 2024 - 05:44
Family and care referendums: Polls close with low turnout

Family and care referendums: Polls close with low turnout

Around a quarter of voters cast a ballot in Dublin city but elsewhere in the capital turnout was as low as 16 per cent as of Friday afternoon

Fri Mar 08 2024 - 22:25
Number of homeless asylum seekers rises to 1,272

Number of homeless asylum seekers rises to 1,272

International Protection Accommodation Service has said it can no longer offer beds to any but the most vulnerable male asylum seekers as it struggles to source accommodation

Fri Mar 08 2024 - 19:46
More than half of Ukrainians in Ireland plan to stay on permanent basis, survey finds

More than half of Ukrainians in Ireland plan to stay on permanent basis, survey finds

Number of arrivals living in accommodation paid for by State decreases from 55% to 44%

Tue Mar 05 2024 - 21:56
Housing ‘steadily increasing’ as key concern for older people, committee told

Housing ‘steadily increasing’ as key concern for older people, committee told

Alone charity provided 535 interventions to support older people who were homeless or at risk of homelessness last year

Tue Mar 05 2024 - 20:48
President Higgins expected to make ‘full recovery’ after hospital tests

President Higgins expected to make ‘full recovery’ after hospital tests

Michael D Higgins experienced ‘a mild transient weakness’ and will limit the extent of public engagements in coming weeks

Mon Mar 04 2024 - 18:51
Michael D Higgins to remain in hospital for weekend as a precaution

Michael D Higgins to remain in hospital for weekend as a precaution

President was admitted to St James’s Hospital on Thursday after feeling unwell

Fri Mar 01 2024 - 17:31
RTÉ board holds ‘constructive’ meeting with Minister as broadcaster names new CFO

RTÉ board holds ‘constructive’ meeting with Minister as broadcaster names new CFO

Friday’s meeting ‘focused on the future of RTÉ and public service media’ after resignation of board chair Siún Ní Raghallaigh

Fri Mar 01 2024 - 16:35
Mother and baby institutions payment scheme to open on March 20th

Mother and baby institutions payment scheme to open on March 20th

Roderic O’Gorman expects the first payments to be made in quarter two of this year

Tue Feb 27 2024 - 17:43
Woman convicted of cruelty to dogs who were described as ‘ravenous’ after finding toast in bin

Woman convicted of cruelty to dogs who were described as ‘ravenous’ after finding toast in bin

Four Cavachon dogs were heavily matted and most of which appeared extremely underweight

Tue Feb 27 2024 - 12:34
‘I love Guinness, and I love how green the country is’: New Irish citizens conferred in Dublin

‘I love Guinness, and I love how green the country is’: New Irish citizens conferred in Dublin

1,200 people were granted Irish citizenship in two ceremonies at the National Concert Hall

Mon Feb 26 2024 - 16:58
Prisoners to undergo training programmes in retroffiting

Prisoners to undergo training programmes in retroffiting

Skills course will be available in Midlands and Wheatfield prisons

Mon Feb 26 2024 - 06:00
Dunnes Stores resubmits plans for redevelopment of Crumlin Shopping Centre

Dunnes Stores resubmits plans for redevelopment of Crumlin Shopping Centre

Parking spaces would include 80 electric vehicle charging spaces, 20 places for motorcycles with 267 spots for bicycles

Sun Feb 25 2024 - 17:08
Dermatologist warns over rise in ‘irritating’ anti-aging products targeted at preteens

Dermatologist warns over rise in ‘irritating’ anti-aging products targeted at preteens

Social media sites behind growing trend of parents being asked to buy inappropriate expensive creams

Sun Feb 25 2024 - 11:45
Last call: Country’s few remaining payphone boxes to be removed after almost a century

Last call: Country’s few remaining payphone boxes to be removed after almost a century

Some 3,300 were once dotted across the State but Universal Service Obligation was removed in 2020 due to decline in use

Thu Feb 22 2024 - 15:49
Limerick crash: Tributes paid to two ‘exemplary’ agricultural students killed when car hit wall

Limerick crash: Tributes paid to two ‘exemplary’ agricultural students killed when car hit wall

Darragh Dullea (20), from Co Cork, and Cillian Kirwan (19), from Co Kilkenny, died in a Co Limerick crash on N69 at Ballyengland on Tuesday

Thu Feb 22 2024 - 13:06
Proposed amendment to Constitution would deny disabled people’s autonomy, says lobby group

Proposed amendment to Constitution would deny disabled people’s autonomy, says lobby group

Equality Not Care founded to campaign for a No vote in ‘care’ amendment in March 8th referendum

Wed Feb 21 2024 - 17:41
Russia’s treatment of Alexei Navalny ‘chilling and ruthless’, says Tánaiste as Department summons ambassador

Russia’s treatment of Alexei Navalny ‘chilling and ruthless’, says Tánaiste as Department summons ambassador

Micheál Martin says he agrees with other western leaders that the Russian opposition leader was killed by the Russian state

Wed Feb 21 2024 - 11:08
More than 100,000 Ukrainians have lived in Ireland since start of war, CSO data shows

More than 100,000 Ukrainians have lived in Ireland since start of war, CSO data shows

Women aged 20 and over made up the largest group in analysis of PPS numbers issued since March 2022

Tue Feb 20 2024 - 13:18
Assessment conducted after death of girl (16) in University Hospital Limerick

Assessment conducted after death of girl (16) in University Hospital Limerick

Death follows the case of Aoife Johnston (16), who died at the hospital in December 2022

Tue Feb 20 2024 - 11:41
‘A lot of them struggle’: Ukrainian women in Ireland juggle work and childcare responsibilities

‘A lot of them struggle’: Ukrainian women in Ireland juggle work and childcare responsibilities

As Russia-Ukraine war’s second anniversary nears, women who fled here with their children still face a ‘colossal barrier’ to entering the workforce due to unaffordable childcare

Sun Feb 18 2024 - 06:00
Three pedestrians injured after being hit by car on Bray main street

Three pedestrians injured after being hit by car on Bray main street

Car crashes into works vehicle and impact causes it to mount footpath and strike pedestrians

Thu Feb 15 2024 - 20:53
Irish in Rafah: ‘We have seen bombing of hospitals, people killed in the streets’

Irish in Rafah: ‘We have seen bombing of hospitals, people killed in the streets’

‘Gaza is finished’, says father of Irish citizen with cerebral palsy trapped in border area amid ongoing Israeli strikes

Tue Feb 13 2024 - 18:13
Love on the Luas: Tracking romances on Dublin’s tram system

Love on the Luas: Tracking romances on Dublin’s tram system

Couples and groups of friends share whether they think love and romance can be found on their Luas journeys

Sun Feb 11 2024 - 05:00
Belfast rappers Kneecap to sue British government over decision to ‘block’ tour funding award

Belfast rappers Kneecap to sue British government over decision to ‘block’ tour funding award

Kneecap claim decision to veto funding is attempt to ‘silence’ them

Fri Feb 09 2024 - 16:58
More than 30 complaints made over Ringsend site that was later burned down

More than 30 complaints made over Ringsend site that was later burned down

Shipwright pub was set on fire on New Year’s Eve over false rumours it was to be used to house asylum seekers

Fri Feb 09 2024 - 15:18
Higher education courses rolled out for students with an intellectual disability

Higher education courses rolled out for students with an intellectual disability

The courses are to be delivered in 10 higher education colleges across the country

Thu Feb 08 2024 - 19:43
State’s policy failings are ‘fuelling division’, says human rights group

State’s policy failings are ‘fuelling division’, says human rights group

IHREC report says State not addressing the root causes of crises in health, housing, poverty and the cost of living

Wed Feb 07 2024 - 00:01
Referendums views: Constitution should be changed ‘without a shadow of a doubt’

Referendums views: Constitution should be changed ‘without a shadow of a doubt’

A group of women at a Friends of the Elderly social event discussed their views on the forthcoming votes

Fri Feb 02 2024 - 07:00
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