world‘America is back’: Democrats celebrate sweeping victories in historic US midtermsDemocratic victories across Republican strongholds threaten to derail Trump’s agenda and reshape the final two years of his presidency
news'Things are only going to get worse': Families affected by drug intimidation hold vigil outside Dáil
munster'I feel so guilty': Cork woman, 87, spared jail over fatality when pressing accelerator instead of brake
court and crimeHigh Court judge 'not ruling out' contacting Pope over Canon Law in Christian Brothers abuse case
politicsRTÉ sports staff 'not happy' about Newstalk presenter Ger Gilroy coming aboard, broadcaster admits
Family courts disruption 'leaves vulnerable children and families at risk'Custody, access, barring orders, and domestic abuse hearings are being delayed, says 'Right to Transparency' campaign
Dozens of patients deemed fit to leave acute hospitals but continue to occupy bedsUp to 60 intermediate care beds are currently unoccupied at Raheen Lodge, a private facility near UHL that opened last May
Israel’s president takes first steps on building new government after electionIsraeli President Isaac Herzog has accepted the certified results of last week’s parliamentary elections as legally binding and began consultations with party representatives on forming a new government.
Minister's stance on garda whistleblowers 'very dangerous territory', says Labour TDThe Dáil heard an Independent Technical Group Private Members' Motion calling for a formal inquiry into the handling of protected disclosures and whistleblower protections
Motorist caught doing 35 km/h over speed limit while on six-year driving banHe was recorded at 95 km/h in a 60 km/h zone
'A soiled child': Maureen Sullivan's traumatic childhood in the Magdalene laundriesMaureen Sullivan, who entered a Magdalene Laundry at the age of 12, is today's guest on The Deirdre O'Shaughnessy Podcast Listen |
'We feel lost, we don’t know what to do': Ukrainian residents told to leave Cork hotel in three months
In the final days of the midterm campaigns, Republicans and Democrats descend on a divided Texan border city