newsNI secretary calls for compromise as Drumcree parading stalemate enters third dayNorthern Ireland secretary Chris Bryant is returning for further talks as efforts continue to resolve the Drumcree parading dispute.
court and crimeDublin couple accused of perjury in Conor McGregor failed civil court rape appeal to face trial
spotlight'Ireland is my home': New citizenship rules could leave Julia waiting 22 years to become Irish
'Substantial' decline in younger teachers over past decadeAcross OECD countries, the teaching workforce has aged over the past decade, a report published on Tuesday said
Public urged to be vigilant after capture of deadly Asian hornet in CorkSighting of single Asian hornet in Ringaskiddy triggered 'a rapid response plan' that was led by the National Parks and Wildlife Services
Advanced AI could pose 'catastrophic or existential risks to humanity', Anthropic warns The warning inside the startup’s IPO prospectus, which has yet to be made public, was reported by Reuters and the Financial Times.
Civil servants blocked from remote login as Government IT workers investigate 'potential vulnerability' 'Out of an abundance of caution, we are shutting down all remote access to the network while we investigate further', an email to staff read
Gardaí investigating drugs-related intimidation make six arrestsThe people detained range in age from 20s to 50s
Paedophile hunters: Do vigilante groups help convict child sex offenders?Alex Cunningham speaks to paedophile hunters, experts and gardaí about their methods and the questions surrounding their work Listen |