The English Football League is to suspend all fixtures until April 3.

The Cork Business Association (CBA) says it will use "all resources at its disposal" to ensure that a €100m retail village project does not go ahead in the wider Cork metropolitan area.

The outbreak of the new coronavirus has been described as “an emerging, rapidly evolving situation” by the HSE's Health Protection Surveillance Centre.

Young people are seen as “plentiful and expendable” by gang bosses.

A Vision for Change – a strategy document published in 2006 that set out the direction of mental health services in Ireland - recommended the establishment of 48 rehabilitation teams based on the current population.

The bureau has also seen a massive rise in the value of new asset seizure cases in the High Court, set to approach €100 million in 2019, compared to €8.2m in 2018.

Long-awaited minimum unit pricing will help reduce the risk of fire deaths, says Alcohol Action Ireland.

The Wheel, the national association of charities, said their spending allocations should be increased to ensure their continued viability and survival.

Irish shares and Government bond yields fell today as a political manoeuvre by UK prime minister Boris Johnson was seen as boosting the chances of a crash-out Brexit at Halloween and an early British election.

Eight restaurants, cafes and butcher shops were found to be in breach of food safety rules last month.

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Research shows that rent pressure zones are having a “moderating effect” on rent inflation but most landlords feel the restrictions are unfair.

One in three trainee doctor specialists has been involved in an adverse patient event, it has emerged.

There is no escaping the sense of excitement and expectation not just amongst the members of Lahinch Golf Club but also the whole of the village and West Clare in general as the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open Championship looms this week.

Garda sources said that, as part of several lines of inquiry, they were investigating if Kevin Sheehy, (20), from John Carew Park, Limerick, was specifically targeted.

The international verdict on cycling in Dublin is in - and it’s not good news for the capital city.

A lot of gamers passed on Microsoft this generation. After a poor launch, their Xbox One console never gained any momentum, for one simple reason — the games weren’t good enough.

Drinks companies will not be allowed to advertise non-alcoholic beers close to schools as of today.

Risks remain in children's services due to staffing shortages, ineffective governance and management and a lack of regulation, the Health Information and Quality Authority has warned.

Irish Rail has begun a tendering process to acquire up to 600 electric or battery-electric powered carriages over the next decade to create the largest and greenest fleet in Irish public transport.

A worryingly high level of alcohol consumption among Irish teenagers is highlighted in an extensive lifestyle survey.

Fire crews are dealing with a significant gorse fire in Clare this evening where a Condition Orange fire risk warning is in place until Friday.

The economist, who has been with the bank for more than 20 years, will take up the position from the start of June until the end of August.

The Government is losing millions of euro each year by not swapping branded medicines for generic versions.

A €3m partnership between UCC and financial services firm Fexco will see major research conducted on emerging financial technologies, or fintech.

A garda investigating the disappearance of Bobby Ryan made a note saying, "Mary Lowry had his head melted," but he couldn't remember who made the comment, the Central Criminal Court has heard.

The FAI’s difficulty is also the FAI’s opportunity, as it prepares to appoint a new CEO for the first time in 14 years.

People with mental health difficulties and their families are still not seeing the improvements envisaged in the national mental health policy — A Vision for Change — more than 13 years ago, a rights group claims.

Rural drivers should be given new licences which allow them to pick up passengers for a set price within 15km of their homes in a bid to clamp down on ongoing drink driving concerns.

Shoppers and struggling households risk being exploited by massive price hikes on foods, clothes and other everyday items due to the “inevitable” threat of price gouging after a no-deal Brexit.

Ireland faces an "urgent need for action" to address reliance on fossil fuels which account for more than 90% of all energy use here.

A Cork tech firm is aiming to modernise the recruitment process for employers, writes Trish Dromey.

Puma is launching a campaign to mark the 50th anniversary of US sprinter Tommie Smith’s black-gloved salute at the 1968 Olympics. Rival Nike recently scored a hit with an ad featuring a current activist for racial equality.

Criminalising coercive control in the home will keep women alive but the law has yet to be implemented, says social change agency Safe Ireland.

No-one was injured in the pre-dawn incident, which sparked a fire.

Twenty-four women who attended the cancer centre at Cork University Hospital and 16 from University Hospital Waterford are among the 209 nationally who were failed by smear tests.

Latest: An Irishman has described the scene of devastation after a van ploughed into pedestrians in Toronto.

The Central Bank has expressed its growing exasperation with Irish banks, and has hinted at imposing individual fines and claw backing pay of top Irish bank chiefs if they fail to come into line following their handling of the €1bn tracker mortgage overcharging scandal.

The Garda Inspectorate has said it expects gardaí to have sexual and domestic violence units in all 28 divisions by the end of the year — despite warnings from the Commissioner that their plan to establish just four this year, on top of the existing four, was in jeopardy.

A suspected serial bomber has struck again in Austin, Texas, after the city was hit by its fourth explosion this month.

Wes Anderson has enlisted such longterm chums as Bill Murray and Frances McDormand to provide the voices for

The Taoiseach is to travel to Oklahoma to thank the Choctaw nation for providing relief to Ireland during the Great Famine, more than 170 years after members of the nation of Native Americans donated to those starving 7,000km away here.