Iceland offering 10% discount to all members of the Irish Emergency Services

The President of the High Court has approved arrangements governing access to documents to be used for an application by the State’s corporate watchdog for appointment of inspectors to Independent News and Media plc.

The National Lottery has confirmed the winning ticket in yesterday's draw worth €9.4m was sold in a shop in Dublin city centre.

Thirty-three people were killed, including a pregnant woman at full term, when loyalist paramilitaries detonated four no-warning bombs in Dublin and Monaghan on May 17 1974.

A refusal to buy bread and ham in a local shop proved to be the best career move for Garda Commissioner Nóirín O’Sullivan.

An investigation is underway after a stabbing in Dublin's north inner city last night.

Two buses have collided in central Dublin.

Bad loans bank Nama has offered a 100-bed hotel and four commercial properties ranging from 3,000sq ft to 20,000sq ft in a bid to help solve Dublin’s homelessness crisis.

There were hundreds of people at an anti-water charges demonstration outside Irish Water headquarters on Talbot street in Dublin today.

Anti-water protests will take place across the country today.

An equestrian centre near the Cork suburb of Rochestown could become a retirement village if a recent planning application is successful.

A woman in her 20s has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a man in Dublin's north inner city last night.

Detectives are trying to establish a motive for the shooting dead of a man in central Dublin overnight.

Amidst all the publicity around the U2 release, the actual songs were almost ignored. Ed Power has a proper listen

Wreaths have been laid at the site of one of three bombs which exploded 40 years ago today in the single worst day of atrocities in the Troubles.

The UN thinks it’s a good idea, but what do the Irish think of eating creepy crawlies, wonders Jonathan deBurca Butler.

Gardaí are appealing for the public's help in finding a 42-year-old man, who has missing from his home in Dublin for more than two days.

Staff at Clery's in Dublin are refusing to rule out industrial action as the row over the closure of Guiney's and a number of Clery's branches continues.

MUSIC NEWS: Ireland is to lose another record shop with the closure on Sunday of Dolphin Discs on Talbot Street in Dublin.

Arthur’s Day promises top-class pub gigs. Tanya Sweeney recalls some great stories from Irish pubs

Further disposals of overseas assets could be on the cards at Independent News & Media (INM), as the group’s revamped management team looks to cut costs, drive down debt and tackle its pension deficit.

The chairman of the board of Independent News and Media has been voted off at todays AGM in Citywest in Dublin.

Motorists were warned to take extra care after gale force winds battered the country.

A security guard for a fast food outlet lost his job in a dispute over sick leave after he was attacked by a gang of youths, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court has heard.

TEARS rolled down the face of Tommassino Magliocco as he honoured his father, who was murdered in a car bomb attack 37 years ago.

Tears rolled down the face of Tommassino Magliocco as he honoured his father who was murdered in a car bomb attack 37 years ago.

Bereaved families and survivors of the Dublin and Monaghan bombings have written an open letter to the British Queen to mark her arrival in Ireland on the 37th anniversary of the atrocities.

A suspicious device found on Talbot Street in Dublin has been declared a hoax.

A suspicious device has been found in Dublin City Centre.

The High Court has dismissed an claim by survivors of the Dublin Monaghan bombings that the handling of parts of a report complied by the Commission of Investigation into the atrocities amounted to a breach of the State's human rights obligations.

Campaigners for victims of the Dublin Monaghan bombings today called on the Government to reinstate funding needed to keep fighting for justice.

WITHIN hours of the tough law changes on legal highs being announced yesterday, head shop owners were closing their doors and emptying their shelves.

A Nigerian man who came to Ireland as a student but stayed on illegally when his visa expired has been given a seven-year sentence for possession of over €300,000 of cocaine.

Protesting workers staging a sit-in at a Thomas Cook branch risked jail tonight by rejecting a final High Court order to leave.

Protesting workers staging a sit-in at a Thomas Cook branch in Dublin vowed to continue their action for a third day today despite a High Court ruling ordering them to leave.

Protesting Thomas Cook staff in Dublin have been served with a High Court order asking that they leave the premises, it was revealed tonight.

A sit-in by disgruntled Thomas Cook staff has spread to a second store in Dublin, a union leader said today.

A 13-year-old boy facing a litany of charges at the Dublin Children’s Court was remanded in custody today because he had no family member to take him home.

The 34 victims of the Dublin and Monaghan bombings will be remembered in the Irish capital today.

MORE jobs at Chartbusters home entertainment stores will be saved than was originally anticipated, even with the closure this week of seven more stores in the group involving 33 job losses, the Commercial Court was told yesterday.

INDEPENDENT News and Media (INM) has declined to comment on speculation over which specific non-core assets it is looking to sell, but it is believed that no Irish subsidiaries are due to be offloaded.

A South African mother of three who was caught handing over a suitcase of cannabis valued at over €170,000 to another woman shortly after arriving in the country has been given a six-year sentence.

A Galway cocaine addict who had sex with a 14-year-old schoolgirl in a Dublin hotel room has been sentenced to three years by Judge Patricia Ryan.