The families fighting for services for children with disabilities: ‘It’s a soulless system’
‘We spend so much time fighting for our kids. Parents are made out to be the villains’
‘We spend so much time fighting for our kids. Parents are made out to be the villains’
Site expected to attract interest from developers looking for well-located residential sites
Conor McCarthy says Emerald Airlines bidding for Dublin-Donegal public service route
Tayto Snacks buys 10 per cent of Ireland’s total potato crop
Co Meath-based company plans to hire additional 200 people to staff new sites
Nenagh, Co Tipperary and Corca Dhuibhne, Co Kerry have the lowest 14-day rates in the country
Maintenance company bucks trend and focuses on industry turnaround and recovery
Move sees Irish company expand into servicing turbo-prop aircraft and regional jets
Inspection reports reveal profound impact outbreaks had on residents of care homes
Watchdog finds residents could not social distance at HSE-run care homes in pandemic
Investigation demanded into Meath nursing home over treatment of 79-year-old resident
Covid-19 has led some doctors to strange discussions, as well as concerns over supplies
Capuchin day centre once again comes to the aid of poorest and most needy in capital
Drivers have been robbed, stabbed and had replica gun pointed at them
Seven units at Killegland scheme for sale with benefit of vacant possession
Ashbourne parents forced to travel to Louth or Dublin to find schools with spare capacity
March unemployment figures can be a key weather vane of the country’s health but Brexit storm clouds are gathering
Community in Ireland fearful after New Zealand massacre because Islamophobia ‘ignored’
Three arrested after group took bus trip for what is suspected to have been planned attack
Firm that delivers insect protein alternative to fish meal and soya looking to raise €10m
Seventeen bank accounts into which €700,000 has been lodged have been frozen
Department of Education insists there is a school place for any child who needs it
Heat causing problems for water supplies, transport links and spread of gorse fires
Subcontractor Dunne Brothers serves notice on Galway firm relating to several projects
One year on: campaigners frustrated over State ‘inertia’ as many remain in limbo
Michael Healy Rae lists occupations as postmaster, farmer, plant-hire business operator and shop owner
Millers Cottage has been stylishly refurbished by its owners Tom and Barbara who moved there 12 years ago
Dublin family were forced to split up over weekend after failing to find accommodation
Dublin marks global event as men, women and children don red dresses and brunette wigs
Cairn Homes plans to build up to 400 houses and sell them for €300,000-plus this year
Harvey’s Point also finishes first in category for best services in TripAdvisor awards
When it comes to the remedial scheme, ‘the whole process is just nuts. It makes no sense’
Call for State assistance to properties badly damaged by ‘pyritic heave’ to be broadened
Obama’s cousin Henry Healy roots for Clinton as he heads to US for presidential battle
Statement says park ‘fulfilled all requirements’ ahead of weekend Halloween events
Nine victims released from hospital following incident at ‘House of Horrors’ in Co Meath
When complete, Churchfields will consist of 300 A-rated three- and four-bed houses
Coolfore service station is over €3,475,000 and Kilshane Cross is above €1,700,000
Colleen and John McDonagh and their six children have been homeless for a week
The Irish siblings whose schuccess we can’t get enough of
Gardaí backed by Emergency Response Unit arrested three men in north Dublin
Piece of Cake food stall in Temple Bar and Son of a Bun in Cork temporarily shut by FSAI
Out of the seven recent gangland murders, six have been victims from the Hutch side
Men in their 20s attempt two break-ins, ram Garda car with 4X4 and speed from scene
The art of dressmaking is thriving as customers seek out experts who can make them something beautiful, that fits them beautifully too
Body found in Co Cavan lake believed to be missing man
Wesley Brennan shouted at woman about her driving skills and told her to get out of the car
Gentle Irish steeplechaser honoured on the 57th anniversary of his birth
Court rejects claim he was unaware that summons had been served on him
Concert promoters MCD intend to appeal decision and have asked for stay of payment
Military Service Pensions Collection published online
€700,000 period house bought as investment but later turned into family home
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices