newsLIVE: Taoiseach challenged by protester over fuel costs; shortages deepen as forecourts run dryProtesters continue to block roads around Dublin and motorways around the country in opposition to the rising price of fuel
worldMiddle East ceasefire threatens to unravel as Israel assaults Lebanon and Iran blocks oil tankers
court and crimeKerry man with 579 convictions for drunkenness lost six family members in road accident
Independent investigation into Creeslough explosion ‘key to finding a solution’An independent investigation into the Creeslough explosion is “key” to ending the suffering of the victims’ families, a lawyer acting on their behalf has said.
Blood rain? Met Éireann issues warning for Cork and Kerry with Saharan dust due Heavy rain, strong winds and possible Saharan dust expected, which can create a so-called 'blood rain' effect when it comes into contact with downpours
Israel lifts restrictions at holy sites in Jerusalem amid fragile ceasefireWorshippers were able to pray again at Jerusalem’s holy sites on Thursday after Israel lifted restrictions it imposed on large public gatherings because of the war with Iran.
Fuel protests ‘beyond the pale’ and harming economy, says TaoiseachTaoiseach warns protests are disrupting essential services and infrastructure as pressure grows to restore fuel supply access nationwide
Two thirds of garda divisions yet to set up teams to support domestic abuse victimsJustice minister Jim O’Callaghan said there is a protective services unit in each garda division, along with domestic abuse liaison sergeants and gardaí 'in each division who co-ordinate engagement with victims of domestic abuse'
The Deirdre O’Shaughnessy Podcast: What does the fuel crisis mean for the ordinary person?Today's guest, Professor Aoife Foley, says Ireland must now prioritise onshore wind Listen |