One in two homeless people using Depaul services experience mental health difficulties, says report
Residents are struggling with thoughts of depression, anxiety and suicide, according to Mental Health Reform group
Museum to honour Irish people’s contributions to the United States is proposed for Washington
Visitors would be able to learn about Irish-American culture and history, say Friends of Ireland caucus in US Congress
Woman was diagnosed with cancer after her earlier request for a mammogram ‘was refused’, Medical Council hears
Doctor is facing fitness-to-practise panel over allegations including poor professional performance
Crashes on the M50 are ‘due to volume of traffic and lack of attention’
Number of fatal crashes involving motorbikes have occurred on same stretch of the motorway in recent years
Thomas Gould: former logistics manager and defender of IRA
Gould is Sinn Féin spokesman on addiction and recovery
Bord na Móna recycling workers vote for strike
Workers say they want to prevent privitisation of last publicly-owned waste-collection service
Gardaí investigating alleged fraud at Limerick credit union
Details of the amount of the alleged fraud were not disclosed but it is understood to be in the region of €130,000
Sixth suspect arrested over fatal stabbing of man outside Dublin nightclub
Quham Babatunde died following fight in the South Anne Street area last month
Two JCBs, four Garda cars and a helicopter involved in Co Carlow chase
Garda Ombudsman notified of the use of ‘a less-lethal device’ used to end pursuit
New Dart West extension to Maynooth faces judicial review challenges
High Court is due to hear the cases next June
Ireland weather: February’s 11 sunless days matches 1969 record
Average February temperatures rose as Gale Force winds hit
Businessman involved in Delgany standoff granted bail
Brian McDonagh directed to appear before Bray Court again on March 13th
Woman killed in Tralee crash named locally as Anila Mucaj (48)
Mucaj and two friends were running on Sunday morning when the crash happened
Trump-Zelenskiy clash ‘very unsettling’, says Taoiseach ahead of White House trip
Micheál Martin says he was ‘looking forward’ to meeting US president, stressing ‘two-way relationship’ between Ireland and America
Overcrowding in jails is leading to ‘inter-prisoner violence’, inspector finds
Report also notes people with serious mental health disorders being held in prisons are ‘not receiving the right care, in the right environment, at the right time’