Met Éireann issues warning for snow and sub-zero temperatures next week
Eastern half of country will see ‘significant accumulations’ of snow, forecaster says
Weather warning as Siberian winds set to bring ‘significant’ snow
East of the country likely to see ice and snow for at least five days as temperatures plunge
Man charged with firearms offences after gardaí find revolvers in Cork house
Accused charged with unlawfully possessing three Webleys guns and ammunition
'You can’t see the waves coming' - crew describes dramatic rescue of ship off Irish coast
RNLI lifeboats prevent stricken freighter hitting rocks until tugboat arrives
Sunny weather to continue with temperatures to reach 18 degrees
Warm conditions expected across Ireland but much needed rain due by the weekend
A Dad with brain cancer: I was given 18 months to live, it put things into perspective
The Kerryman making the most of life with his wife and three children in Melbourne
Naval divers to join recovery operation for missing fisherman
Brothers of Willie Whelan (41) involved in search after trawler sank off Hook Head
ODCE application against FAI adjourned to Thursday
Application relates to ‘limited number of documents’ where legal privilege is claimed
Cork rally calls on Government to tackle housing crisis
Raise the Roof march is told there should be increased funding for public housing, an end to evictions and a cap on rents
Temperatures set to plummet for Bank Holiday weekend
Met Éireann forecasts ‘more wintery feel to the weather’ with showers and some frost
Hacking ruled out as cause of air traffic control failure
Failure affected air traffic control hub in Ballycasey which services Shannon and Cork airports as well as transatlantic flights
Pope’s visit: Pilgrims in Dublin and Mayo may be hit by downpours
Band of rain should clear before Phoenix Park Mass begins on Sunday
Students’ union criticises ‘exorbitant’ rents in affluent Dublin areas
College unions refusing to advertise accommodation where students are ‘exploited’
Heavy rain on the way as a typical Irish summer returns
Met Éireann forecasting that the long spell of sunny, dry weather is coming to an end
Warm and dry weather set to continue into next week
Temperatures have reached 25 degrees in several places as growth improves for farmers
House-insurance refusal after flood defences built a major issue – FF
Businesses and householders find persistent difficulties with cover in spite of major works
Harris dismisses Coveney’s claims of scans before terminations
Minister for Health insisted any need for scan will be based on doctors’ discretion
Anti-abortion TDs in talks to form cross-party alliance
Anti-abortion TDs from across political divide ponder joining forces to oppose abortion
TD claims Ross backed FitzPatrick for Central Bank governor
Minister denies recommending former Anglo chairman for job in newspaper article
McCabe made serious allegations without proof, Charleton told
Solicitor for Chief State Solicitor says the allegations ‘crumbled’ due to lack of evidence
First day of school: ‘They are all so happy’
Most new junior infants at St Olaf’s in south Dublin see school as part of an adventure
Brexit and higher education: ‘The interest in Ireland is amazing’
UCC president Patrick O’Shea reports 40% rise in international applications to the university
First stage of repair to water mains supplying Drogheda done
Irish Water expects full normal water service to return over the weekend
Teen who drowned was ‘a powerful, respectful’ soccer player
Damola Adetosoye (17) got into difficulty while swimming in the river Shannon
Diaspora minister visits US amid uncertainty for undocumented Irish
US lawyer says people afraid they will be ‘hunted down and grabbed from homes’
State apologises to man jailed in miscarriage of justice
Court told compensation will be paid over wrongful manslaughter conviction
Widow whose husband’s bike hit stray cow secures €350,000
Margaret Murphy sued firm of solicitors for alleged failure to sue farmer before deadline
New TDs in line for council payments of more than €50,000
One Fianna Fáil TD to donate €12,500 to charity after 31 years of council service
Met Éireann issues rainfall warnings for Munster
Status orange warning put in place for Cork with temperatures set to drop below zero
Rotating-taoiseach plan key to any FF-FG alliance - party sources
Some FF TDs rule out FG alliance but others concede possibility if alternative is another election
‘Slab’ Murphy a good republican despite jailing - Gerry Adams
Sinn Féin leader backs alleged key IRA figure after sentencing to 18 months on tax offences
Dublin Bay South results: Green Party leader Eamon Ryan, Fine Gael’s Eoghan Murphy elected
Greens ‘first party to lose all seats in Dáil and come back’
‘Slab’ Murphy case: Tolerating the intolerable
Sinn Féin must break fully from its past if it wishes to participate in government.
Northern parties welcome ‘Slab’ Murphy sentence
Republican’s tax evasion conviction shows ‘no-one beyond the law’, says UUP spokesman
Thomas ‘Slab’ Murphy jailed over tax like Chicago gangster
IRA godfather who ruled south Armagh like Al Capone deserved reputation as ruthless
Parties to make final pitches to voters ahead of election
Joan Burton puts in better performance and scores strongly against Gerry Adams
Alan Shatter: Taoiseach ‘encouraged me to resign’
Fine Gael TD would like to return to Cabinet if he is re-elected in ‘constituency of death’
Criticism of lack of jury in Slab Murphy trial ‘sheer madness’
‘Nobody is above the law and everyone is answerable to the courts’ - Peter Robinson
Adams claims Thomas “Slab” Murphy unfairly treated
Sinn Féin leader issues statement claiming Murphy had his rights ‘denied to him’
Thomas ‘Slab’ Murphy guilty of tax evasion after 32-day trial
Special Criminal Court ‘satisfied beyond reasonable doubt’ of guilt on all counts
Committee tensions grow as banking inquiry deadline nears
Members due to meet again today as Thursday deadline approaches
‘Slab’ Murphy trial told papers from shed near Border analysed
Prominent republican being prosecuted on foot of investigation by the Cab
Surge in water grant applications expected as deadline looms
Department of Social Protection says €100 grant paid to about 810,000 households
Murphy releases Irish Water payment figures from May
TD says payment rates of 30% show why Government was reluctant to release figures
Murphy tells Dáil of concern over leaking of water protest charges
Taoiseach tells Socialist Party TD operations of Garda Síochána a matter for the force
Joan Collins TD facing charges over April protest
Dublin South Central TD says charges an attempt to break water charges movement
Analysis: Paul Murphy case will test limits of right to protest
TD summonsed to court to face charges of falsely imprisoning Tánaiste Joan Burton
Jobstown protest charges ‘over the top’, says Adams
Sinn Féin leader says demonstration got ‘out of hand’ but response was ‘disproportionate’
Paul Murphy accuses gardaí of political policing after permit denied
Irish Water campaigner to appeal decision on fundraising for Anti-Austerity Alliance
Tens of thousands attend water charges protest in Dublin
Demonstrators demand end to Irish Water and ‘bully boy’ tactics of Government
Irish hotels continue recovery in line with improving economy
Average Dublin room prices approach €100 mark for first time since crash
EBS could have survived crash if it avoided ‘property lending’
Losses generated before 2008 ‘dominant reason” for State ownership
Taoiseach rules out abortion referendum
No referendum on eighth amendment in Government’s lifetime, Enda Kenny tells Dáil
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