newsFormer army apprentice tells Defence Forces Tribunal he was forced to eat cigarette butts Complaints 'are just completely alien to the army', said Padraic Lenaghan
court and crimeAccused was 'fuming' Cork postman taunted him about knocking out girlfriend's teeth, murder trial hears
politicsCreeslough families criticise 'absolutely devastating' lack of enquiry four years on from deadly explosion
court and crimeRiad Bouchaker trial: Doctor says he treated girl who had no pulse after Dublin stabbing
court and crimeDPP orders Cork man to be tried in Central Criminal Court for alleged murder of Ukrainian man
court and crimeMan accused of assaulting drag queen on Cork City street to be tried in district court
Government seeks to tighten financial controls around cryptocurrency and gamblingOne Government source said the new plan would protect individuals from scams, while targeting criminal networks and those involved in terrorist financing
Quarter of Irish workers could only cope financially for a month if their income stopped, survey finds
Review that found 'significant harm' to children in South Kerry Camhs services costs €7.5mThe HSE said the North Kerry review is ongoing, and a figure is not available
Ireland home to most improved higher-education system in Europe, as two universities reach top 100 globally
US-Iran deal to take ‘immediate effect’, says Pakistan’s prime ministerPakistan says that the deal to end the war in Iran is taking “immediate effect” after both sides have signed it, but that there will still be a formal signing ceremony on Friday.
Lifting Dublin Airport passenger cap could lead to 'serious legal risks', top barrister warns Legal opinion argues lifting cap may be incompatible with Ireland’s commitments under the European Convention on Human Rights, and its legally binding national and international climate targets
Splitting up Road Safety Authority 'a good soundbite' but better to 'reform it from within', minister says
Solicitors 'one after the other stood up, withdrew their services, and then left the courtroom'Dispute centres on proposed reforms to the criminal legal aid scheme due to come into effect on July 1, which would replace the current per-appearance payment system with a flat fee per client
'He was such a beautiful boy': Family of Qayyum Balogun remember their SupermanIn his family home in Dundalk, father Ibrahim Balogun, mother Teslimot Balogun, and stepmother Loveth Patrick are joined by teacher Muirne Lawler as they recall the life of the late 21-year-old who had just finished his college exams