Ireland

Barne Estate in Co Tipperary is the subject of Commercial Court proceedings between the businessman and its owners

Vulnerable communities prey to ‘climate deniers’ if they are not assisted in ‘net zero’ transition

Irish Cancer Society calls for social welfare allowances to be extended to cancer patients

People not offered accommodation are given weekly payment of €113.80 and referred to homeless drop-in centres

Leading Light Awards focus on positives in what has been a bleak year on Irish roads

West Bank school crushed by bulldozer and surrounding village abandoned following violence by Israeli settlers

Ramallah becomes fifth city with which Dublin has twinning agreement

Plans are a ‘degrading and humiliating’ value judgment, disability activists say

Noel Keegan, who was 30 on night of blaze, found bodies ‘burnt to a cinder’

Bishops warn against `corrosive impact of those who seek to foster division’

From 2030, the public service will be obliged to ensure that 20 per cent of recruits will be proficient Irish speakers

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Correspondence claims charity ‘disinterested’ in significant pending cash-for-visa scheme donations

Current system widely seen as penalising students in Northern Ireland by requiring them to have four A-levels

All Cross charity funds go directly to fund research equipment at Trinity College and St James’s Hospital cancer institute

Róisín Shortall says opening of first elective hospital on existing hospital grounds will take at least 10 years

Speed surveys on Lower Crumlin Road and at Dolphin’s Barn by the UCD WeCount Traffic Impact data project in the six months before Josilaine Ribeiro was killed found more than 100 cars an hour were breaking the speed limits

Top-ranking countries include Slovenia and Poland, those at the bottom include UK and France

Mark Deely, brother of the missing man, said that gardaí have since spoken to the identified man, and are now ‘totally happy’ there is ‘nothing sinister’ involved in the man’s recorded movements

Demonstration to appeal for funding for a new Irish medium secondary school to serve five primary schools in south Dublin area