HSE officials unable to answer questions about treatment of Camhs whistleblower
Dr Ankur Sharma’s concerns sparked major review into handling of 1,300 young patients
Review of medication practice across Camhs to begin this week
HSE officials again apologised for the substandard care received by 240 children
Limerick Whiskey name dispute comes before High Court
Action brought by company which has been working on Limerick Whiskey venture
HSE refused Kerry nursing home request for additional support
Oaklands Nursing Home in Kerry was later shut following major Covid-19 outbreak
Nine men who survived 1920 hunger strike in Cork recalled in new book
Lord Mayor of Cork recalls role of the nine men in the fight for Irish independence
Bloody Sunday 1920: The IRA ‘got the wrong man’ when they shot my uncle
‘For me as a lawyer, murder is murder. I can’t see how he could possibly be a spy’
Family proud of Irish volunteer ancestor who died on hunger strike in 1920
Death of Joe Murphy in Cork ‘overshadowed’ by passing of Terence MacSwiney on same day
One hundred years ago: The first IRA prisoner dies on hunger strike
Michael Fitzgerald preceded the death of Cork mayor Terence MacSwiney by eight days
Family of martyred Cork lord mayor welcome conference to mark centenary
UCC and Cork City Council host online event discussing impact of Terence MacSwiney’s death on hunger strike in 1920
Cork hunger strike exhibition ‘to educate youth about Irish freedom’
Taoiseach Micheál Martin visits Cork museum providing fresh insights on conflict
Abtran founders close buyout of CCI stake
Company that runs Irish Water call centre now wholly owned by private investors
Call for more research into environmental factors causing autism
Experts cite ‘limited evidence’ linking a difficult labour to autism
Gardaí found no evidence during initial search for DJ, court hears
Murder trial hears evidence of efforts to locate missing ‘Mr Moonlight’ in Co Tipperary
Shop manager avoids jail for possessing 466 child porn images
Fionnbarr Kennedy ‘has moved on with his life’ since the incident, court hears
Mitchelstown assault victim only ‘wanted to enjoy his life’
Mass held for father-of-four Patrick O'Donnell, who was fatally injured in a pub on Friday
Wild Geese: Jeweller’s sparkling love affair with New York City
NCAD graduate has access to ‘huge diamond hub’ from well-established Brooklyn studio
US tourists killed in Co Cork crash may have been following sat-nav
Five die in two collisions on Monday on the worst single day for road fatalities this year
Falling at the first fence: the RDS and a PR own goal for the GAA
Decision to stop Dublin sharing a double bill with soccer tie exposed sharp divisions
Tributes paid to elderly Cork couple killed in two-car collision
Local community in Buttevant still in shock following the deaths of popular pensioners
Danny Healy-Rae to run in Kerry constituency
Family’s ‘political service’ expanding, candidate says as he announces run with brother Michael
Thomond echoes with memory but little more as Munster fall
Leicester make unmistakeable statement with Champions Cup win at one-time fortress
Abtran signs investment deal with Carlyle Cardinal Ireland
Investment understood to be the biggest by the fund in an Irish company to date
Mount Carmel Community Hospital opens
Former private hospital will provide the public with short-stay and transitional care, says Kathleen Lynch
Abtran, Pepper Ireland to create 150 jobs in Ireland
Companies to create new roles in Dublin and Shannon
Challenging de Valera: From the Archives, May 9th, 1966
An anonymous reporter – probably John Healy – followed Tom O’Higgins, then a 49-year-old TD, on the campaign trail as he challenged the 83-year-old president, Éamon de Valera, who was seeking re-election in his final contest
Irish man granted bail over Sydney ‘one punch’ attack that left brother critical
Barry Lyttle (33) charged with attacking Patrick who sustained serious head injury
Irish man expected to apply for bail over allegedly assaulting brother
Patrick Lyttle remains in critical condition after surgery in Sydney
‘People create jobs, not the government’
Start-up Nights told ignorance is an important element when setting up a business as early-stage entrepreneurs can often over-analyse things
Frances Fitzgerald profile: From social worker to Minister for Justice
Fine Gael TD steered through significant changes as Minister for Children
Suicide reduction plan in place for Kerry
County had highest rates of suicide in the country each year between 2009 and 2011
Ambulance went to wrong address after emergency call for sick child
HSE defends handling of response after ambulance called to Tralee, Co Kerry was dispatched to Cork address
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