Former Cork minor a member of the team that beat Kilkenny in 1979 All-Ireland final

€60,000 damages claim withdrawn by salesman after CCTV images of crash emerge

Shorter carriages on more frequent services blamed for lack of capacity, overcrowding

Prospective presidential candidate says she has no intention of standing for Oireachtas

City councillors urge caution on rezoning of lands for housing

Over 100 residents from Edenmore turn out to public meeting in opposition to the BusConnects plan

Large gaps and movement found in stairs at 50-year-old block in Coolock

‘I know people get pregnant by rape, but there’s a lot of counselling out there for that’

Relatives of the 48 young people who died in 1981 fire say AG notified of plan to apply for fresh inquest

Homeless family should be put to the top of the waiting list – Mike Allen

Retired judge Pat McCartan found no new inquiry into tragedy warranted

Criticism that move to recoup management fee costs would ‘create a two-tier rent system’

Families question educational value of tours and ask for costs to be kept down

Most second-level schools now organise overseas tours for students. But many question if they are too expensive and have any educational value

Dublin councillors seek audit of groups using council property following the revelation

Sean Mulryan’s company to sponsor headline contest at Punchestown

From ‘Dress suitably, and buy a revolver’ and 'A terrible beauty' to 'We all partied'

Michael O’Brien had claimed he was unable to do physical labour after road accident

The new five-year deal is to sponsor 13 races over two days and begins in December

High Court rules coalition of activists and homeless must leave building but can stay until January 11th

Agreement allows purchasers to move into New Priory homes by Christmas

Councillors must approve sales on Monday night to allow new owners to move in

US firm behind Dublin project did not meet emissions standards at Canadian plant

Commemoration sees readings of accounts from clerics who aided wounded and dying

With qualification sorted, the equestrian team’s preparations are on track

Unionist MP says hunger striker was a ‘terrorist’ claims book sends out wrong message

Socialist Party claims outlay would include expense of repaying those who paid charge

Anti-racism demonstrators clash in Dublin with members of far-right group Pegida

Party profile: Out of the ashes of the United Left Alliance has emerged the AAA-PBP

Department of Social Protection says landlord made decision to install raised bars

Double qualification for Euro 2016 makes unanswerable case for soccer bosses

Ireland and Northern Ireland managers both masterminded Euro 2016 qualification

Beleaguered water utility rejects as ‘baseless’ reports it is to begin image rebranding

The biggest obstacles to the merger of the two groups were personality clashes and mutual suspicion

‘Win your own head’ is now the first thing – and that means preparation

Críona Ní Dhálaigh will hold position during the capital’s 1916 Rising commemorations

Michael O’Brien (46) committed abuse against backdrop of severe neglect by child’s parents

Sentencing of 45-year-old adjourned until June 6th

Court fined Galwayman €750 over ‘disgraceful’ cruelty and €500 for an unburied carcass

Bylaws regulate street performances, requiring buskers to buy annual permits