Dublin bus crash: One dead and three hospitalised as bus crashes into pedestrians in city centre
Three adults hospitalised following incident at junction of North Earl Street and Marlborough Street
Social media ban risks pushing children towards ‘unregulated spaces’, committee hears
Catherine Cross, of the National Parents Council, described the introduction of bans on young people accessing social media as ‘a blunt instrument’
Dublin flood teams monitoring river and tide levels; ‘unlike any other flood before’, says specialist; rain warnings remain in place
Dublin to face worst of rain due in coming days as Met Éireann warns of ‘worst-case scenario’
Enniscorthy faces ‘very significant risk of flooding’; rainfall warning in place for seven counties
East coast forecast to see more heavy rain on already saturated ground
Number of homeless people up 12% in 2025 despite small December decrease
Latest Department of Housing figures show 16,734 people in emergency accommodation including 5,188 children
Number of Dart stations closed this weekend for scheduled works
Weekend travel: Works to take place on a number of train lines, including Cork and Galway
Gardaí have seized 300 scramblers over last two years, says Minister
Proposal to ban scramblers from public roads comes after death of teenager Grace Lynch
‘No one was pumping the water’: Rathfarnham deals with Storm Chandra aftermath
Residents of Grange Park and Nutgrove Avenue were still surrounded by water on Tuesday evening
Met Éireann issues yellow weather warning for nine counties amid wintry showers and possible snow
Waterford, Wicklow and Wexford, along with Northern Ireland, expected to see heaviest rain on Tuesday with a chance of snowfall on higher ground
Galway man completes 4,800km rowing journey across Atlantic Ocean in fewer than 40 days
Daragh MacLoughlin wins solo class in World’s Toughest Row after reaching Antigua in the Caribbean
The Irish civil servant walking barefoot from Istanbul to Mayo
Eamonn Keaveney has taken a career break from his job as a civil servant to break a world record for the second time
Oscar-nominee Dubliner got idea for film after ‘quiet panic attack’ on plane
John Kelly’s Retirement Plan has been nominated for an Academy Award for best animated short
RTÉ outlines importance of State funding as TV licence sales down for sixth year in a row
About 769,000 households or businesses paid for a licence in 2025 – a drop of more than 250,000 on the 2019 figure
Tusla saw 10% increase in referrals last year, committee hears
More than 750 cases have been referred to Tusla’s Children Missing in Education Team since July
Greenland updates: Trump drops threat of tariffs over Greenland following Nato talks in Davos
Framework for future deal on Danish territory formed after US president met with military alliance’s secretary general Mark Rutte