Labour TD says proposed apartments in Castleknock would be ‘detrimental’ to local environment

New rules are ‘steadily dismantling high quality community planning’, says Labour TD

Glenwood House would have to be removed from protected structures list to be knocked

’This is more than a question of just tea and coffee - this is a question of language rights and of social spaces for Irish speakers’

Minister says biography of late AG and WTO head is the story of ‘a life and an idea’

Love rival case: Note in Patrick Quirke’s home posed series of questions, court told

The meming of life: Poking the show with a stick in search of answers is now officially fruitless

Objective of seven-year plan is to increase the use of Irish as a community language in Galway City

Unfolding tragedy of 19th-century Ireland is seen through the eyes of three children

State-owned company aids large firms to lower spending

Cantillon: Language too often seen by stations as ‘a sop to vague licensing requirements’

Islanders ‘don’t always have same access to mental health services as people on mainland’

University says move needed to help return it to financially sustainable position

Judge says boy’s injury is ‘possibly the smallest scar I have seen’ in a High Court action

Conradh na Gaeilge is giving a 124-year-old collection to NUI Galway

Some backed teachers’ pay deal as step in right direction, others found it grossly unfair

Munster champions have survived the tougher passage than rivals Kilkenny

Two marine businesses on west Cork’s Bere island are thriving despite unique challenges

Senior lecturer in Irish says language will be saved if opportunists see monetary value

The latest energy-saving measures and technologies can substantially reduce costs for Irish businesses

Gary Walsh pleads guilty to manslaughter of former St Mary’s captain at flat in Terenure

Official says there is ‘no scaling back’ of the recovery effort as more debris is found

There are now more ‘new speakers’ of Irish committed to the language than there are native speakers in the Gaeltacht

Smart Energy Services helping DAA, Druid’s Glen, CHQ and Tesco to cut energy bills

Postmortem carried out on body of Buncrana woman (28) found dead in Goa, India

Gardaí question man in his mid-60s arrested at scene in Mervue

Fishing organisation told trial practice of hiring Filipino crew is common in Ireland

Booterstown school relieve holders Ardscoil Rís of their title

Judge says Garda John Walsh lucky not to have been killed in Co Sligo incident

Inquest told musician’s vehicle spun out of control near Cork airport last January

Olympic success of Irish rowers adds appeal for potential candidates

Mannix Flynn claims the institute acts as a reminder of abuses by the religious

Kilkenny haven't shown any evidence this season that their time is up and they can improve sufficiently to reach another final

Mardyke Residents Association asks that elderly not be dragged into court for claims

A network of 25 Irish engineering companies is delivering expertise in more than 50 countries

Cillian O’Leary is victorious in the men’s while Nollaigh Hunter takes the women’s

Paediatrician accused of poor professional performance over newborn deprived of oxygen

Most US presidents end up as lame ducks. But Barack Obama’s power has waned early, and in November’s midterm elections he will struggle to keep control of the US Senate. One of the key battlegrounds is North Carolina

Young Cats find another gear in extra-time to pip Munster finalists

Crowd urged not to ‘allow Phil Hogan to tear the heart out of our communities’