‘We got on very well’: Micheál Martin courts the unions as Opposition sharpens the knives
In a game of chicken with his eye off the ball, Taoiseach faces blame games from opponents
Just 12 properties available to rent within HAP scheme limits in September, charity says
Simon Communities says it hoped budget would raise scheme’s limits, but no change came
Woman secures court order against ‘pyschopath’ ex who threatened to share intimate photographs online
In separate case, family court judge tells woman gardaí will move ‘abusive’ son from her property
Pedestrian dies in Liffey Valley road crash
Forensic collision investigators at scene after death of woman, with local traffic diversions in place
Status-yellow wind warning in effect for 11 counties
Strong and gusty south to southwest winds set to sweep across Ireland again as some continue to deal with impacts of Storm Boelo
Death of soldier Seán Rooney among issues on agenda as Helen McEntee heads to Lebanon
Minister to reiterate Ireland’s ‘commitment to ensuring accountability and justice’ over killing of peacekeeper in country almost four years ago
Advert showing grandparents hugging grandchildren is taken down amid criticism
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre removes online video, saying it does not want ‘negativity’ to impinge on its work
Youth mental health charity sees almost 40% rise in referrals
Jigsaw says figures ‘paint a clear picture’ of growing pressure facing young people in Ireland
Consumers urged to stop using certain Aldi hairdryers due to risk of ‘electric shock or fire’
About 5,400 affected hair dryers were sold, the CCPC said
Man charged following seizure of €1.7m worth of cocaine in Dublin
Separate arrests made in drug intimidation inquiry
Limerick mayor John Moran contacts gardaí over online death threats
Moran says he has been subjected to homophobic comments throughout his tenure so far
Waterford arson victims were ‘a beautiful family who did no wrong’, funeral told
Hundreds attend service for Philip and Kim English, as well as their sons Jayden (9) and Callum (12), at Sacred Heart Church
Haughey ‘quietly intervened’ while gravely ill to increase naval funding, ex-chief says
Greater investment in ‘larger, more capable ships’ followed from Bertie Ahern government in 2005
Children Ombudsman ‘deeply concerned’ about changes to homeless accommodation eligibility
Minister for Housing was urged to ‘reconsider to prevent any discrimination against children and families in need’
Ten children and one adult hospitalised after ‘excess chlorine incident’ at Dublin pool
A total of 23 people became unwell at Clayton Hotel Liffey Valley with facility subsequently closed