newsMan, 60s, killed in collision between car and van as two others hospitalisedA man in his 60s has died and a woman has been seriously injured following a collision involving a car and van on the N3 in Co Cavan
Oberstown faces further work stoppage due to concerns over resources and staffingFórsa trade union members plan to stage an eight-hour work stoppage from 9am on Tuesday
HSE immigrant staff reluctant to report racist abuse because action from managers 'ineffective or non-existent'
Leading human rights lawyer joins calls for Government to purchase Bessborough landsMaeve O’Rourke said it was 'just not acceptable' campaigners had such a short deadline for bringing a judicial review into An Coimisiún Pleanála's decision to uphold planning permission for building apartments on the site
Donald Trump scoffs at Iran’s demand for war reparationsPresident Donald Trump has scoffed at Iran’s demand for reparations for devastation caused to the country by the US and Israeli bombardment over the past five months – a demand he said Tehran’s negotiators had not raised until now.
Ireland cannot be 'complacent' when responding to threats such as wildfires, says Micheál Martin The Taoiseach said he will convene a meeting at the end of August to evaluate how authorities responded recent fires
Language schools warn of closure threat in court row over visas for foreign studentsHigh Court hears that Erin College, with centres in Dublin and Cork, and a second school, Limerick Language Centre, could face closure if they are not restored to the Department of Education's ELIP
Tusla's stark lack of resources is leaving our most vulnerable children at riskTusla contempt of court ruling by High Court highlights lack of resources and staffing issues, says Ann Murphy