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All the Girls graduated in Templemore on Friday: Ava Duffy, Lurana Hegarty, Lily Higgins, Lauren Breen, Luct Short, Sofia Fitzpa
People who use mopeds, scooters, or scramblers to commit crimes could be rammed off the roads
Gardaí could be given go-ahead to use 'tactical contact' in vehicle pursuits

Sat, 02 May, 2026

'Prisoners are brazenly stockpiling contraband': Rising number of criminal gangs operating in prisons
'Prisoners are brazenly stockpiling contraband': Rising number of criminal gangs operating in prisons
Irish Prison Service identified 34 known criminal groups in prisons in 2025

Fri, 01 May, 2026

Graham Linehan court case
Graham Linehan accuses police of taking sides after conviction overturned
Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan has accused the UK police of siding with after his conviction for damaging a transgender campaigner’s mobile phone .

Fri, 01 May, 2026

Seven Irish citizens ‘kidnapped’ after Gaza flotilla intercepted, organisers say
Irish flotilla participants taken by Israeli authorities released
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said he would be raising the matter within the EU

Fri, 01 May, 2026

Fatal fire in Edenderry
Man due in court charged in connection with fatal house fire in Offaly
An Garda Síochána said a man aged in his 20s has been charged and is due to appear before Tullamore District Court at 5pm

Fri, 01 May, 2026

Save Energy, Reducing Electricity Use
Prepay Power hikes bills as over one million households warned of rising energy costs
Energy supplier announces price increases citing rising wholesale costs, with further hikes expected across the market in coming weeks

Fri, 01 May, 2026

New National Children’s Hospital to cost more than 1.43 billion euro
Taoiseach says BAM cannot be barred from State contracts despite children’s hospital delays
Government advised EU procurement rules prevent factoring past performance into contract awards despite ongoing delays at flagship project

Fri, 01 May, 2026

Seven Irish citizens ‘kidnapped’ after Gaza flotilla intercepted, organisers say
'Not acceptable': Taoiseach hits out at Israeli seizure of Gaza aid flotilla carrying Irish activists
Government seeks release of detained activists after aid flotilla intercepted, with consular support offered to those affected

Fri, 01 May, 2026

Hospital Hallway with Doctors, Nurses and Specialists in Hospital. Female and Male Physicians, Surgeons, Healthcare Officials Wa
Hospital overcrowding hits record April high with 11,175 patients on trolleys, INMO says
Union warns staffing shortages and system pressures are driving rising trolley numbers despite relatively mild conditions across the health service

Fri, 01 May, 2026

Close up of fingers typing on glowing red backlight keys on a computer keyboard. in the dark. Computer hacker, internet fraud or
Women in public life facing increasingly sophisticated forms of online violence, UN warns
UN Women said artificial intelligence was making 'abuse easier and more damaging'

Fri, 01 May, 2026

Graduation Ceremony, Garda College, Templemore
Nearly 200 new gardaí attested as force numbers continue to grow
New intake of gardaí boosts force numbers, with hundreds more recruits in training and further intakes planned

Fri, 01 May, 2026

Motorist caught at 173km/h as gardaí detect 580 speeding offences
Motorist caught at 173km/h as gardaí detect 580 speeding offences
Hundreds of drivers caught speeding as gardaí intensify enforcement efforts over Bank Holiday weekend, targeting dangerous driving behaviours

Fri, 01 May, 2026

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Showers and sunshine expected as temperatures dip over Bank Holiday
Rain, showers and occasional sunshine expected across the weekend, with cooler temperatures and possible thunderstorms in some areas

Fri, 01 May, 2026

What to do if you think your child is being bullied
One in six students report being bullied, with online abuse most common, survey finds
New report highlights prevalence of social and online bullying, with many students experiencing repeated incidents throughout their school years

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

Saxenda: HSE gets 26,000 funding applications for just one weight-loss drug
Saxenda: HSE gets 26,000 funding applications for just one weight-loss drug
Ireland's national drugs budget is mainly spent on obesity, cancer, rare diseases, and diabetes — with some drugs such as Saxenda, patients seeking reimbursement must apply individually

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

Prescription charges Ireland
Fuel crisis likely to add to medicines shortages in Ireland
HPRA got an average of 111 supply shortage notifications per month last year — a figure likely to rise given the Middle East conflict

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

Male driver is driving car and texting on mobile phone
Bank holiday: Gardaí target surge in speeding, seatbelts, and phone use offences 
May weekend campaign will also focus on detecting people driving under the influence of drink or drugs

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

Cork prison hit hardest as inmate assaults spike 40% amid severe overcrowding
Cork prison hit hardest as inmate assaults spike 40% amid severe overcrowding
Rising assaults, drug use and weapon seizures highlight mounting pressure on staff as inmate numbers approach 6,000

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

Campaigners for children with additional needs wants EU to 'shame Ireland into action'
Campaigners for children with additional needs wants EU to 'shame Ireland into action'
A group of parents and activists will travel to Brussels next week to ask European Commission to investigate Ireland's failure to meet its legal obligations around assessment of need and appropriate school places

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

Seven Irish citizens ‘kidnapped’ after Gaza flotilla intercepted, organisers say
Seven Irish citizens ‘kidnapped’ after Gaza flotilla intercepted, organisers say
Activists detained after vessels carrying aid to Gaza intercepted, with Irish citizens among those held, organisers say

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

Irish Cabinet meeting
Dáil hears it was ‘by the grace of God’ no one hurt after child fired gun
It was “by the grace of God” no one was injured when in Dublin on Tuesday, the Tanaiste has said.

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

OPW unable to find 34 missing artworks, but no evidence they have been stolen, says minister
OPW unable to find 34 missing artworks, but no evidence they have been stolen, says minister
Audits found 37 artworks were reported missing from the State Art Collection last year, ranging in value from €100 to €1,150, and three have been recovered

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

New home completions rise 33% in early 2026, CSO figures show
New home completions rise 33% in early 2026, CSO figures show
Sharp rise in housing completions marks strongest first quarter on record, though supply challenges and affordability concerns persist

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

New National Children’s Hospital to cost more than 1.43 billion euro
National Children’s Hospital faces further delays as BAM yet to give completion date
Project board says staffing shortfalls and unresolved defects continue to delay completion, with no updated timeline yet provided

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

'Nightmare' as overcrowded Irish prisons likely to set new record of 6,000 inmates
'Nightmare' as overcrowded Irish prisons likely to set new record of 6,000 inmates
Prison Officers Association say the service is also bracing for a severe security risk with the potential extradition of cartel boss Daniel Kinahan

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

Primary school girls are taught during a lesson by a male teacher
Students and teachers witnessing high levels of racism in schools, new survey finds
Finding that 43% of students and 23% of teachers had witnessed racist incidents prompts calls for training on anti-racism in schools

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

Fifth arrest made in connection with fatal petrol bomb attack in Edenderry 
Fifth arrest made in connection with fatal petrol bomb attack in Edenderry 
Tadgh Farrell and Mary Holt, 60, died after a petrol bomb was thrown into the front window of the house they were in 

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

Man and woman in love enjoying red wine and clinking glasses on romantic evening at home
Drinkers warned to cut down alcohol intake amid ‘liver disease crisis’ 
New data shows some 780 people die every day from cirrhosis or liver cancer in Europe

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

Dirt, dust, and water leaks among 12,414 defects preventing completion of children's hospital
Dirt, dust, and water leaks among 12,414 defects preventing completion of children's hospital
Other issues include the noise level of the ventilation systems in clinical parts of the hospital, and water not draining in showers

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

UCC study to look at link between fermented foods and gut health
UCC study to look at link between fermented foods and gut health
Project suggests fermented foods offer 'a promising solution' to growing rates of ill-health and the impact of over-use of antibiotics

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

Energy costs
One in seven households struggle with energy bills as ESRI urges targeted supports
Study finds widespread energy affordability challenges and suggests targeted supports could reduce costs while better helping vulnerable households

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

New social media apps formerly twitter x and threads on smart phone screen
Most Irish people reject far right despite strong social media presence – report
Network of 89 public pages and profiles on Facebook publishing racist and far-right talking points with a follower count of over 2.2m

Thu, 30 Apr, 2026

Report into shortage of special education places to be published within week, says minister
Report into shortage of special education places to be published within week, says minister
Hildegarde Naughton makes first appearance as education minister at the Oireachtas education committee

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Mourne Mountains wildfire
45 firefighters battle 600m-wide blaze on Mourne Mountains
'I can’t stress highly enough how important it is for visitors to stay clear of the Mournes area until these fires are dealt with'

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

US-TECHNOLOGY-META-DISINFORMATION
Meta breaches EU law by failing to keep children off Facebook and Instagram
The European Commission issued preliminary findings that Meta did not have effective measures in place to stop under-13s accessing its services

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Budget will not include carbon tax reforms, minister says
Budget will not include carbon tax reforms, minister says
The environment minister said it helps continue the electrification of the country and reduces Ireland’s reliance on fossil fuels

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Graduation Ceremony, Garda College, Templemore
Call for ‘turning point’ after reports of child firing gun in north Dublin
Calls have been made for an incident involving a gun being fired to become “a turning point” for a Dublin community.

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

General Election Ireland 2024
Gerry Hutch registered to stand in Dublin Central by-election
'The Monk' won 3,096 first-preference votes in 2024 general election

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Sarsfields v Loughgiel Shamrocks - AIB All-Ireland Senior Camogie Club Championship Final
Headgear does not reduce brain injury risk in sport, Oireachtas hears
Researchers highlight links between repeated impacts and long-term brain changes, urging national focus on athlete safety and awareness

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Man in his 60s dies in single-car crash in Co Galway
Man in his 60s dies in single-car crash in Co Galway
Driver pronounced dead at scene as gardaí seek witnesses and examine circumstances of morning crash near Ballinasloe

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Changi Aviation Summit at the Singapore Airshow
European airlines face 'risk of fuel rationing' due to Iran war, says head of air travel association
Willie Walsh, head of the International Air Transport Association, said they are facing their biggest challenge ​since the covid-19 pandemic

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Children onine
'Every avenue' being used to hold firms responsible for children's use of platforms, Foley claims
The Government is using “every avenue” to hold tech companies responsible for children’s use of their platforms, the Minister for Children has said.

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Traveller wins payout after staff told they aren't 'like knackers going door to door selling tarmac'
Traveller wins payout after staff told they aren't 'like knackers going door to door selling tarmac'
Sales assistant resigned weeks into role after comment at staff meeting, prompting WRC ruling on workplace harassment and discrimination

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

A child using smart phone lying in bed late at night
'The Com': Europol warns of online network grooming children into violence and sexual abuse
EU police agency Europol has warned that The Com poses an 'extremely serious threat' 

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Cancer treatment in a modern medical private clinic or hospital with a linear accelerator. Professional doctors team working whi
'Cancer patients face radiotherapy delays due to equipment breaking down'
UCC's chair of radiation oncology and Irish Cancer Society director of advocacy will address Oireachtas health committee today

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Car, bus and tram involved in collision in Dublin City; part of Luas Red line out of action
Car, bus and tram involved in collision in Dublin City; part of Luas Red line out of action
A car, bus and tram have collided in Dublin. The incident happened on the Naas Road in Bluebell on Wednesday morning at around 7. 50am, which has left part of the Luas Red Line out of action.

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Pedestrian, 80s, dies following crash involving car in Co Longford
Pedestrian, 80s, dies following crash involving car in Co Longford
The incident happened on Earl Street in Co. Longford at around 10am

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Climate action 'stalled by mixed messaging' as Europe endures unprecedented damage
Climate action 'stalled by mixed messaging' as Europe endures unprecedented damage
Europe is heating up faster than any other continent — but confusing messaging may be hindering us taking decisive action, experts warn

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Autism charity staff raised concerns 'very few' services provided by UK branch after €1.5m transfer
Autism charity staff raised concerns 'very few' services provided by UK branch after €1.5m transfer
Letter form senior staff member of Autism Initiatives Ireland said 'very few services were provided or supports put in place' by either the UK or NI branches of Autism Initiatives

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Leading animal charity calls for ban on greyhound racing, fox hunting, and stronger laws on dog breeding
Leading animal charity calls for ban on greyhound racing, fox hunting, and stronger laws on dog breeding
National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is also calling for a legal ban on sulky horses on all public roads and horse-drawn carriages in cities

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Ireland v New Zealand - Rugby World Cup 2023 - Quarter Final - Stade de France
Head injuries in sport should be treated as public health issue, leading doctor says
Professor Colin Doherty will call for a move from self-regulation by sporting bodies, warning even routine collisions on the pitch may be driving long-term brain injuries

Wed, 29 Apr, 2026

Lotto bosses call for ban on bookies as 'bets divert €289m a year from good causes'
Lotto bosses call for ban on bookies as 'bets divert €289m a year from good causes'
Ireland's National Lottery operator has urged the State to ban secondary betting on its draws

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

Celtic Interconnector delay due to technical difficulties – Martin
Celtic Interconnector delay due to technical difficulties – Martin
Taoiseach tells Dáil that EirGrid officials informed him of expected delays during last month's French Film Festival in Cork

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

Graduation Ceremony, Garda College, Templemore
Gardaí probe report child fired gun dropped by armed suspect
Two males have been arrested and gardaí are investigating the incident

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

Three men arrested over fatal house fire in Offaly
Three men arrested over fatal house fire in Offaly
Little Tadgh Farrell and his grand-aunt Mary Holt, 60, died after a petrol bomb was thrown into the front window of a house

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

Mother calls for continuation of RSV vaccine programme after Hiqa deems it too expensive
Mother calls for continuation of RSV vaccine programme after Hiqa deems it too expensive
A consultant said the vaccine 'leads to a 50% reduction in attendance in the intensive care unit and also a shorter length of stay in the intensive care unit'

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

Murdered man's mother calls out 'victim-blaming' in Irish justice system
Murdered man's mother calls out 'victim-blaming' in Irish justice system
Niamh McGuinness's son James Kavanagh was murdered in 2023. Today, she told the Oireachtas justice committee that 'there is a pervasive assumption that men ‘invite’ violence' 

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

IRISH US
Bacik: Incoherent, whack-a-mole Government approach to cost-of-living
The Labour leader said the Government should stop refusing to hold a mini budget, saying it has essentially unveiled similar in multiple parts

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

National Fuel Protest
Plans to withdraw accommodation from 16,000 Ukrainians slammed as 'immoral'
The changes will see any Ukrainian refugee who arrived in Ireland before March 2024 no longer entitled to State-provided accommodation

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

The doctor gave children vaccination needle
Doctors demand prevention measures as TB numbers surge
Irish doctors have called for a range of public health measures to tackle a resurgence of tuberculosis (TB) after one national referral centre recorded a 74% increase in cases during a four-year period.

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

Irish trust of media 'relatively high' but EU press freedom ‘under sustained attack’, report finds
Irish trust of media 'relatively high' but EU press freedom ‘under sustained attack’, report finds
Journalists face rising threats while media ownership is concentrated in fewer hands, Civil Liberties Union for Europe group warns

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

Irish Cabinet meeting
TDs ‘should refrain’ from providing character references, says Taoiseach
Former Fianna Fáil TD Jim Glennon provided a reference for a convicted sex offender

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

SOCIAL DEMOCRATS NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Holly Cairns: 'Back legislation to remove three-day wait for abortion services'
The 8th Amendment was repealed in May 2018 to allow for access to abortion in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

Minister defends plans to withdraw tourist accommodation housing up to 16,000 Ukrainians
Minister defends plans to withdraw tourist accommodation housing up to 16,000 Ukrainians
Colm Brophy said the Cabinet was looking at putting in place a 'sustainable transition'

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

RSV vaccines for babies too expensive at current prices, Hiqa warns 
RSV vaccines for babies too expensive at current prices, Hiqa warns 
Programme could cost €58.5m over five years

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

Commuters warned of delays as emergency services fight Dublin city centre blaze
Commuters warned of delays as emergency services fight Dublin city centre blaze
The fire is at a premises on Eden Quay

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

Gardai Siochana on duty in Dublin City Centre Ireland. Image shot 11/2010. Exact date unknown.
Gardaí urged to recover millions owed for policing events
The standard garda rate for policing such events is €45 per hour, though this does not take into account overtime rates

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

GRI ‘fully satisfied’ with accuracy of racing dog traceability system
GRI ‘fully satisfied’ with accuracy of racing dog traceability system
A traceability system was first developed by GRI in the fallout from a seismic documentary produced by RTÉ in 2019

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

HSE launches investigation into autism charity after alleged transfer of €1.5m in funds
HSE launches investigation into autism charity after alleged transfer of €1.5m in funds
PAC chair John Brady said the review needed to be carried out as a matter of urgency.

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

Mobile Gambling with a Friend
Irish men encounter 'dizzying' number of gambling ads on social media, research finds
The report said gambling firms are reaching young men, the group most likely to experience problem gambling, on social media at more than double the rate of women

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

Support schemes for hauliers, bus operators, and farmers to be approved by Cabinet
Support schemes for hauliers, bus operators, and farmers to be approved by Cabinet
An estimated 38,100 haulage vehicles will be eligible, and 11,900 licensed passenger vehicles

Tue, 28 Apr, 2026

Sinn Fein Ard Fheis 2026
Mary Lou McDonald ‘absolutely sure’ Sinn Féin TDs feel heard
Ms McDonald has led the party since 2018, when she took over from Gerry Adams

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

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International treaty to curb military use of AI 'urgent and essential', Oireachtas committee to hear
A military weapons expert will argue that it would be difficult to hold human operators or companies accountable 'for the unpredictable actions of a machine they cannot understand'

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Kevin Flatley funeral
Government to withdraw State-provided accommodation from 16,000 Ukrainians
This will see any Ukrainian refugee who arrived in Ireland before March 2024 no longer entitled to State-provided accommodation, unless they are particularly vulnerable

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Maze Prison
Future of former Maze prison site ‘very much a live issue’
It officially closed in 2000, and while most of the buildings have been demolished, H block and the former hospital wing have been preserved.

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Electric car purchase incentives
Government wants to 'do more' for small businesses by improving renewable energy grants
Climate minister Darragh O'Brien said he was working on improving grants for SMEs to help deal with soaring energy costs

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Serious sad man in dark. Depressed anxious person suffer from trauma, solitude or drug addiction. Homeless outcast with shame af
Mould, overcrowding, and prohibited items found at direct provision centres
The floor of one apartment at an accommodation centre in Cork was found to be in 'such a state of disrepair' that it prevented the door from opening, causing a serious fire-safety issue.

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

friendly caregiver of nursing home talking to asian senior woman in hallway
Call to include private nursing homes in national emergency planning 
Nursing Homes Ireland says private facilities must be 'plugged into' future national emergency planning after recent fuel shortages and the impact on staff and services

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Fuel blockaders 'squeezed €500m from the public purse just like burger barons', says union leader
Fuel blockaders 'squeezed €500m from the public purse just like burger barons', says union leader
Owen Reidy said if the Government can find €1.25bn for those groups, it can afford a cost-of-living package for workers

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Teacher at work
Teachers’ union to ballot members on Senior Cycle proposals
The ASTI has recommended to its members that they accept the proposals following talks with the Department of Education

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Dunmurry car explosion
DUP leader challenges Sinn Féin over public support for police
DUP leader Gavin Robinson has challenged Sinn Féin over its public support for the police. Mr Robinson said Sinn Féin representatives condemned a suspected dissident republican attack on Dunmurry police station on Saturday.

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

FRANCE-DIGITAL-CLOUD
Private Wires Bill must be climate‑proofed, committee warns
Call to assess legislation for impact on emissions and household electricity bills amid concerns about benefits for large energy users, such as data centres

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

'One of life's true gentlemen': Tributes paid after death of Defence Forces sergeant
'One of life's true gentlemen': Tributes paid after death of Defence Forces sergeant
'Sgt Bobby Rooney's tragic death will be felt by the entire Defence Forces family'

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

'Life doesn’t stop': Runner, 30, with early-onset dementia starts first of 32 marathons 
'Life doesn’t stop': Runner, 30, with early-onset dementia starts first of 32 marathons 
“Losing my mum the way I did changed everything. Now being diagnosed myself, I had a choice"

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Plans to drop three regional bus routes 'deeply concerning'
Plans to drop three regional bus routes 'deeply concerning'
“Reliable and accessible public transport is not a luxury — it is a necessity," said Carlow Kilkenny TD Peter ‘Chap’ Cleere.

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Irish activist among five to face German court over attack on Israeli arms company Elbit
Irish activist among five to face German court over attack on Israeli arms company Elbit
Dublin man Daniel Tatlow-Devally was one of the five arrested

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

SOCIAL DEMOCRATS NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Parents alarmed as early intervention classes for autistic children quietly phased out
In Cork, seven of the early intervention classes attached to primary schools open in 2020 have since been reclassified as autism classes. Just one new class has been added, in 2023.

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

128th Infantry Battalion UNIFIL Mission Readiness Exercise (MRE)
Ireland 'languishing' at bottom of EU defence spending table as budget stuck at 0.2% of GDP
Based on provisional economic data for last year, the Department of Defence said provisional estimates show that defence expenditure was 0.2% of GDP and 0.3% of GNP.

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Feathers Launch
Former Fianna Fáil TD Jim Glennon confirms he wrote character reference for child exploitation offender
He said he is the former TD referred to during a court hearing for Daniel Ramamoorthy

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Stay Away!
State engages with survivors of violence against women 'inconsistently or not at all', report states
"Survivors must be recognised, allowed to speak, and be respected as experts by experience," said founder of Survivors Informing Services and Institutions, Mary Louise Lynch.

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Prescription charges Ireland
More than 800 on waiting lists for 'game-changer' HIV drug
“It could be possible to end HIV transmissions in Ireland — but to get there, we need action," said Pádraig Rice, the Social Democrats TD for Cork South Central.

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Macro of oxycodone opioid tablets with prescription bottles against dark background
Many now asking for generic medicines amid cost-of-living concerns, survey finds
A survey also found that 40% said they now look for cheaper alternatives instead of brand-name medicines.

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Spring Economic Statement
Government to prepare options to help reduce cost of energy bills
The Finance Minister has said the Government must look at methods like targeted grants and accessible financing

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026

Garda
Woman in her 80s dies after single‑vehicle crash in Co Dublin
The incident occurred at around 10:55am on Sunday in a car park on Idrone Avenue, Knocklyon

Sun, 26 Apr, 2026

70 is the new 50 - if we think more positively about ageing, says neuroscience professor
70 is the new 50 - if we think more positively about ageing, says neuroscience professor
An Irish study found that people with negative expectations of ageing over the next two years walked significantly slower two years later, Professor Ian Robertson told GPs.

Sun, 26 Apr, 2026

FILE PHOTO The final report of the Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes will be brought before Cabinet by Mini
Government challenged for fighting mother and baby home survivors in courts
Explaination sought on why State is appealing landmark High Court ruling in favour of those excluded from redress scheme

Sun, 26 Apr, 2026

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