Over 2000 people gathered to honour organ donors and their families at the Irish Kidney Association’s Service of Remembrance and Thanksgiving today.

The first buses operated by a private operator have begun services in Dublin.

The first buses in Ireland to be run by British transport firm, Go Ahead, will enter service on Sunday.

More than a thousand vulnerable adults and children will continue to languish in deeply unsuitable institutional care year after year unless there is a transformation in the provision of mental services, writes John Saunders.

Dublin Airport is set to trial a new honesty-based food and beverage take-away at Terminal 1.

A 24-hour social work service is a critical requirement for children in need, according to the ISPCC.

House prices close to new Luas Cross City service linking the red and green lines have rocketed by 15% in value, compared to a 6% increase in similar homes near other rail stations, it has emerged.

A total of 151 people died in psychiatric hospitals and units in Ireland in 2016.

People using mental health services feel they have little control over their own lives.

Consumers have been warned of the hidden charges that remain as part of the EU’s new “roam like at home” mobile roaming rules.

The prison service is denying that a prison officer whistleblower made a protected disclosure about the misuse of public funds despite the head of the service writing to the officer to apologise for his treatment following the disclosure.

Michael Clifford looks at one prison officer’s complaints, which were upheld by retired judge William Early, and the prison service’s response.

Seventy serving and retired members of the Defence Forces have been awarded medals to recognise their service overseas.

NHS England has lost its appeal over a High Court ruling that it has the legal power to commission PrEP, a "game changer" service in the fight against HIV/Aids.

In Dublin, service has been suspended on the whole Luas Green Line until further notice.

Full access has been restored to the Gardaí's computer systems today.

Many villages throughout North Cork have little or no mobile phone reception and the situation, it has been alleged, is deteriorating.

Gardaí killed in the line of duty will be remembered at a service in Dublin today.

Irish Rail has delayed plans to introduce more frequent DART services from April 10.

Four Skoda employees from across Ireland have been selected to represent Ireland as part of Team Skoda Ireland at the international finals of the Skoda Service Challenge next June.

Bank of Ireland has rowed back on its previous announcement that it is to limit its cash services in its branches.

A Labour TD wants the country’s mobile operators hauled before an Oireachtas committee to answer questions about their coverage.

Volkswagen owners have started getting letters saying their cars are among thousands caught up in the diesel emissions scandal.

A survey by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry has found that half of their members see cars presenting with dangerous defects around once or twice a month.

This is a tough watch but what this dog does is amazing.

The number of people employed by businesses in the service industry rose again in July amid continued expansion in the sector.

The Insolvency Service of Ireland has admitted it is off to a slow start after it secured just four mortgage write-downs for hopelessly overburdened debtors in its first seven months in operation.