The Department of Health has blocked a €2,000 payment to the latest group of 250 women affected by the CervicalCheck scandal, who were added in the wake of ...
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The Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) has served the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection with an enforcement notice regarding the stated illegality ...
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A GP and a pharmacist that offer medical help to the homeless have criticised the State’s prescription levy on vulnerable people as a “false economy”. ...
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The party leaders are facing questions from a studio audience in Maidstone, Kent.
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Tony Blair said that while he personally would vote Labour, he urged others to back ‘the best candidates’ in their constituencies.
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Protesters are occupying parts of Baghdad in a stand-off with security forces.
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Hurling is going from strength to strength in the east Cork area.
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Ask any Munster supporter their thoughts on the Saracens personnel coming to Thomond Park this evening and they will take the matchday squad named by Mark McCall ...
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Before the gun goes she’ll be a record-breaker, not that such a thought will be treated with anything but contempt by Fionnuala McCormack.
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Shares in Irish exploration company Providence Resources jumped by as much as 12% after it announced that Tony O’Reilly - its chief executive since 2005 - ...
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The Cabinet has today approved legislation to test autonomous vehicles on public roads.
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A businessman who defrauded the Revenue Commissioners of €160,000 in relation to VAT payments has been jailed for two years.
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Tickets for next year's Electric Picnic will go on sale next Monday, December 12.
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The Italian dancer was crowned the winner of the annual pro challenge.
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The line-up up for Saturday's Ray D'Arcy Show has been revealed.
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Terri Kruschke moved to Cork from America with her family in 2007. In this personal insight Terri reveals her reflections on Christmas and urges everyone to listen ...
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Voters in Dublin Mid-West aren’t talking about immigration. They’re far more worried about housing, transport, and a little boy named Sam, writes Juno ...
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Ryan Hart, who addressed the launch of Women's Aid's 2019 Femicide Report, may not be Irish, but his story is one that will be eerily familiar to an Irish audience. ...
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University of Limerick tradition likely to see erection of bust of Mary Harney
Cork council paid private operator €1.7m for parking enforcement in one town
Kilarney woman who lost 1.5 litres of blood during birth loses action against Kerry Hospital 
Facebook photos of man competing in 'Hookamuck Challenge’ sees damages claim thrown out 
Daniel McConnell: ‘Absentee TD’ avoids inquiry and can expect another €500,000 in payments
Sentence upheld in garda corruption appeal
Lisa Smith walked toddler daughter, 'through bombs, poverty, and cesspit camps' to come home, lawyer tells court
€550,000 sought for land near Cork City
'She was left in the hallway beside the bins': Inquest hears woman, 67, who discharged herself later died
'Mass distrust': Cervical Check losing staff due to stressDepartment of Health blocks €2k to Cervical Check victimsEnforcement notice on public services card issued by data commissionerRussell Rovers build on Cork’s eastern promiseSarries’ woes offer golden chance to MunsterUK Election debate live: Corbyn and Johnson go head-to-headFormer UK PMs John Major and Tony Blair share platform to oppose BrexitProvidence shares see bounce on Tony O’Reilly exitLegislation to test self-driving cars on Irish roads approved
Happy Mondays create cheery Tuesday in Cork gig
Everyman's outstanding Jack and the Beanstalk ticks all panto boxes
Five-year-old boy brings his whole kindergarten class to adoption hearing
11 things you only know if you take far too long to get ready
Rare Star Wars memorabilia goes on display ahead of auction
Stags on pitch halt training for Scottish football team
Quiz: Can you name the country from just a pin in a map?
Italian populist shuns Nutella after he finds out it contains Turkish nuts
