‘We’re not trying to slow things down’: Court-ordered demolition of homes behind schedule
But work to raze 29 modular properties built without planning permission has started
Man killed in crash between car and bus in Co Waterford named locally
Number of passengers on bus suffer minor injuries in crash on N25 between Youghal and Dungarvan
Couple’s death in Spain has left an ‘immeasurable void’
London-based Thomasina and Patrick Tobin were found dead in hot tub by teenage children while on holiday near Valencia last month
Healy-Rae assault casts long shadow over Dáil proceedings on first day back
Combative Martin picks up where he left off before summer recess – bobbing and weaving with Opposition TDs in hot pursuit
Trump departs Ireland following two-day visit
On day two of his visit, Trump said he is going to ‘take the tariffs off’ Irish whiskey
Man who chased wife with machete retains financial control in relationship, court hears
Woman ‘deeply concerned’ about psychological impact of husband’s behaviour on children
My flight has been delayed or cancelled. What are my rights?
Here’s everything you need to know if you are affected by the UK air traffic control breakdown
Call for new child benefit tier amid rise in number of children living below poverty line
Economic and Social Research Institute finds levels of child poverty higher when housing costs factored in
Boy (12) dies and man injured after train hits car at crossing in Co Mayo
Irish Rail says the line between Westport and Athlone has reopened as of 4.10pm
Melania Trump to skip US president’s Ireland visit
People before Profit TD Paul Murphy says he has ‘every confidence’ President Catherine Connolly will challenge Trump on Palestine
Irish bus and rail fare hikes of up to 35% are confirmed
It is envisaged increases of more than 30% on some tickets will take effect from January, says National Transport Authority
Sharp rise in rents charged to new tenants as reforms took effect, RTB reports
New tenants charged average of €1,839 per month, while existing tenants paid €1,513
Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin quits Leaving Cert maths reform group after concerns ‘ignored’
Proposed changes would ‘do a disservice to our young people’, DCU professor says
Further strike action at Oberstown averted after staff accept proposals
Staff were planning 48-hour strike from Monday over concerns around conditions in child detention centre
Men arrested after €2.3m worth of drugs seized in Dublin operation
An Garda Síochána’s Dublin Crime Response Team observed and intercepted handover in public