The ESRI has slammed expensive universal energy credits in Ireland, as the Tánaiste indicates that the government is not ruling out bringing them back onto the agenda.

A review of the film 'Hokum' describes Adam Scott's performance as he is terrorized in a haunted Irish hotel.

A man who alleged a brain injury after contracting meningitis as a baby has settled his case for €9.75 million, with the HSE denying claims of alleged delay in diagnosis at Limerick Maternity Hospital in 2000.

An Irish judge imposed a 22-month detention sentence on a teenager who carried out a "horrific" knife attack, leaving the victim with severe wounds requiring 80 stitches.

A bail application for Jonathan Gill, who is wanted in Northern Ireland in connection with the murder of gangland criminal Robbie Lawlor, has been adjourned to allow for a second application for senior counsel.

A worker who resigned from his job after an anti-Traveller slur was used during a work meeting has been awarded €15,000. The man successfully argued that the incident created a hostile work environment.

A total of €384,467 has been returned to the State due to an underspend in the presidential allowance during Michael D. Higgins' second term as President of Ireland.

Three separate road traffic incidents have resulted in fatalities across Ireland, with deaths reported in Longford, Galway, and Cork. The crashes involved a driver and a pedestrian.

A man in his 30s has been charged and is scheduled to appear in court following the death of a woman after an assault in Waterford city, Ireland.

Planning applications are set to be lodged for the construction of two new train stations at Blackpool and Dunkettle in County Cork, with work expected to begin next year.

An 11-year-old boy fired a handgun he found in bushes in Dublin, with a six-year-old friend present at the time, after the weapon was reportedly dropped by a suspect.

Irish Minister Simon Harris revealed he was targeted by a deepfake video scam, leading him to emphasize the threat financial crime poses to the integrity of the financial system at a European event in Dublin.

An elderly pedestrian in their 80s has died in hospital after being struck by a car in Longford town. Gardaí have launched a witness appeal regarding the incident.

Michael O’Leary, CEO of Ryanair, issued a warning that sustained high jet fuel prices could lead to serious financial problems and potential bankruptcies for European airlines.

The government has outlined the specific details of its new fuel support packages. Ministers announced the scheme this morning, aiming to provide assistance with rising fuel costs.

A pedestrian in his 80s has died in hospital following a collision in Longford town, Ireland. The incident involved the man being knocked down, leading to his subsequent death.

A woman is training to become a nurse, inspired by the memory of her sister who was killed in a crash. This story highlights a tertiary degree program extended to include primary teaching.

A new report outlines Ireland's national Nature Restoration Plan, proposing that participation for farmers will be voluntary and restoration efforts will be prioritized on public land.

An article suggests that reading the works of author Tana French provides a valuable perspective for understanding modern Ireland.

Spanish authorities have frozen the property assets belonging to Gerry Hutch as part of an ongoing money-laundering investigation. This move targets the alleged financial activities of the prominent gang leader.

Irish novelist and short story writer Colm Tóibín has shared reflections on his past, expressing regret about his drinking habits.

This article highlights the unique Irish accents found in Newfoundland, alongside other diverse topics such as a small museum in Co Kildare and ideas for short breaks.

Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil, key parties in the Irish government, are reportedly clashing over proposed new rules for short-term lettings. Despite the government's insistence that there is "no row," tensions appear to be rising between the coalition partners.

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show a 7.7% decline in marriages in Ireland between 2014 and 2024. Experts suggest this indicates a redistribution of demand rather than a collapse, reflecting evolving preferences among couples.

A mother shares her harrowing experience of saving her baby son from choking, describing how he turned blue and limp, and her immediate actions to revive him.

Columnist Saoirse Hanley expresses frustration with the perceived ease of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, arguing that even achieving 'mid-level' health demands considerable effort and commitment.

Millions of euros worth of new electric buses have been sitting idle for over a year and a half due to a critical lack of charging infrastructure. This situation has been criticized as 'shocking incompetence' by officials.

SIPTU, an Irish trade union, is set to host a seminar to launch a discussion paper concerning the future of public service broadcasting.

Cesar Correa's €1000 bicycle was successfully recovered by Gardaí this week, but the incident has prompted questions about the fate of other stolen bikes that are never found.

Multiple pedestrians, including an elderly man in Co Longford and an elderly woman in Bijelo Polje, were injured in separate road crashes, with one man in critical condition.

A loaded handgun was found hidden in a bush near a playground in north Dublin, prompting a garda investigation. Authorities have stated they are pursuing a "definite line of enquiry" regarding the discovery.

A new report indicates that 90% of individuals under 35 years old attended an arts event last year, with 60% of this age group also participating in a creative activity.

Three brothers have been granted ownership of 34 acres in Co Galway, Ireland, through adverse possession, after their cousin disputed their claim to land left by their uncle's will.

A man in his 20s has been arrested in connection with an assault that left a Limerick hip hop artist partially blind. The incident occurred on the Old Cratloe road area of Limerick city.

New legislation is being drafted in Ireland to expand DNA analysis for identifying the remains of children from the Tuam Mother and Baby Home to include first cousins. This development follows advancements in forensic science.

Gardaí are questioning a 40-year-old man in connection with the death of a 43-year-old mother of three, who died of stab wounds sustained in her Waterford home.

A High Court judge has decided to refer most aspects of a contentious family dispute over the control of the O’Callaghan Collection hotels group to arbitration.

The Central Statistics Office (CSO) has reported that the number of marriages in Ireland has decreased by 7.7% over the past decade.

Alison Chawke and Bill Chawke, children of a prominent publican, have pleaded guilty to assaulting two men at the Dunraven Arms Hotel in Limerick. Their sentencing has been adjourned.

Gardaí and emergency services were called to a scene in Grange Heights, Waterford city, where they believe a woman died after being stabbed during a domestic dispute.

Irish Minister Colm Brophy announced that phasing out state-funded hotel accommodation for Ukrainians is part of efforts to help them integrate, assuring that vulnerable individuals will not be left without support.

Sophie Coffey, an Irishwoman living between Dublin and Edinburgh, shares her reflections on Irish identity, the quiet pull of home, and building a life abroad.

Starting next week, transport costs will be made free for survivors of domestic violence in Ireland.

A Dáil spending watchdog has issued a warning that taxpayers could be subsidizing the policing costs for lucrative private events. The watchdog expressed concerns over the potential misuse of public funds for private security.

The implementation of an Airbnb register in Ireland is reportedly unlikely to occur before the summer, primarily due to ongoing tensions within the Cabinet regarding the proposal.

A 1960s motel on the Irish coast has been renovated and reopened as the Little Island Resort, offering an adult-only and dog-friendly coastal stay near Clonakilty.

Details of a peace deal aimed at resolving fuel protests have been submitted to the Cabinet for review. This move comes as support schemes are being prepared for launch to address the issues raised by the protests.

Secret messages exchanged within the Kinahan leadership during their feud with the Hutch gang have revealed a chilling plan by Sean McGovern to kill Noel 'Duck Egg' Kirwan, described as an 'easy target,' to restore a hitman's confidence.

An individual recounts their experience using an AI chatbot for financial therapy, highlighting the potential and limitations of AI in personal finance.

A ceremony is scheduled to take place to commemorate Workers' Memorial Day.

Ireland's charities watchdog has reported a "lack of consensus" regarding the ownership of properties used by scout organizations, noting that an entity not listed on the Register of Charities may be the owner.

A new bill before the Dáil in Ireland proposes "no wait" cards to ensure better toilet access for individuals with chronic illnesses. Advocates believe this measure could significantly improve the daily lives of thousands across the country.

A new €150 million wind farm has been officially inaugurated in Co Offaly, marking a significant development in renewable energy for the region.

Gardaí appeal for witnesses to incident that lasted about 10 minutes and saw one woman hit by car

Hundreds of jobs are at risk at the Irish outsourcing firm Covalen after the company informed workers of significant cuts to its work with Meta. This development has raised fears for the future of many employees.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Tánaiste Simon Harris have praised the contributions of TG4 journalist Barraí Mescall to journalism and the Irish language following his death in Cork.

Inspectors appointed by the Charities Regulator have identified numerous structural and governance failures within Scouting Ireland and its related charities.

A 10-year-old cousin of Scarlett and Jason Faulkner has been critically injured in a car crash.

Prospective third-level students have until Friday to submit a late application to the Central Applications Office (CAO).

A top Kinahan gang member reportedly considered targeting a rival's daughter around the time of the Regency Hotel attack. This information was revealed during a recent sentence hearing.

Seán McGovern, a senior member of the Kinahan cartel, has been sentenced for his role in directing a gang responsible for the murder of an innocent man. Court proceedings also revealed him discussing targets after the Regency Hotel shooting.

A new report from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) reveals that 14% of Irish households in 2024 were unable to afford adequate warmth or pay energy bills in full.

During an Irish Examiner libel trial, executive Orla Purcell claimed that the Irish Planning Institute (IPI) committee gave instructions to ensure certain allegations against her could be substantiated in an EY report.

A 39-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Yveta Donovalova, a Czech mother-of-three, in Waterford. Police are continuing their investigation into the incident.

A Dublin businessman and a co-accused are set to face trial over allegations of money laundering involving €700,000.

A 25-year-old man from Limerick, Ireland, has received a €9.75 million settlement from the Health Service Executive (HSE) after claiming he suffered a brain injury due to meningitis contracted around the time of his birth.

Gardaí arrested a man in Limerick after seizing over €643,000 worth of drugs, including €470,000 worth of cannabis and €140,000 worth of cocaine.

Met Éireann has issued a status yellow weather warning for counties Cork and Waterford, anticipating heavy rainfall on Thursday.

A man in his 20s has died after his motorcycle collided with a pole on the R591 road between Dunmanus and Barlycove in County Cork.

A former convent in Portlaoise has been successfully re-developed to provide much-needed social housing. This project aims to address housing needs in the area.

A Palestinian flag, whose origin is unknown, continues to fly atop Dublin's 120-meter Spire as authorities deem its removal too risky.

An Irish court has ordered a mother and daughter to leave their former family home in Co Monaghan, which they re-entered after a possession order, though a stay was granted until after the daughter's school exams.

Amid ongoing fuel protests by farmers, the Irish government is set to open a €100 million fuel support scheme for farmers and contractors next week. The initiative aims to address concerns over rising fuel costs.

Spotify is set to raise the monthly prices for all its premium plans by €1 to €3, citing the need to invest more in its service.

The Tánaiste, Harris, stated that the upcoming budget will include a personal income tax package, aiming to allow people to keep more of their own money.

Gardaí are investigating an ongoing feud between two drug gangs in Ballymun and are searching for a gun. The weapon was reportedly fired by a child in the area yesterday afternoon.

Luas Red Line services in Dublin were significantly delayed following a collision involving a car, a bus, and a tram. Services have since resumed after the incident was cleared.

International students in Ireland are accusing English-language schools of failing to refund tuition fees for months after their visa applications were rejected, despite regulations requiring timely refunds.

A union-backed document states that a renewed focus on public service broadcasting is needed at RTÉ, warning that the decline of public media has created space for the spread of disinformation.

A review praises Lucy Caldwell's fourth collection of short stories, 'Devotions,' for its exploration of music, family, memory, and duty through sharply observed tales.

A defamation action initiated by a former executive director of the Irish Planning Institute against the Irish Examiner has commenced, stemming from January 2023 articles that the official claims were defamatory.

Mentoring at Deis schools for fifth and sixth years aims to inspire, motivate and give confidence to young people

A legal regulator has upheld a woman's complaint regarding a solicitor's €246 "storage" fee for her mother's will, highlighting that over 1,000 complaints against legal practitioners were received in six months.

New figures indicate that approximately 78,000 individuals in Ireland are living with coeliac disease but remain undiagnosed, highlighting a significant public health issue.

Richie Power, who grew up in Dublin 8, shares insights into life within Dublin's council flats, emphasizing the strong community spirit and the desire to counter negative perceptions of the working class in The Liberties.

Financial expert Eoin McGee provides advice to an individual who started a pension in their early 40s, outlining steps needed to catch up and ensure a comfortable retirement.

The union Siptu is advocating for the extension of pay caps at RTÉ to address and eliminate what it describes as 'excessive' salaries for executives and presenters, proposing this in a new campaign document.

A mother from Wexford has launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise awareness about the CuddleCot device, emphasizing its crucial role in supporting bereaved parents after the neonatal death of her twin children.

With five weeks until the Leaving Certificate exams, an article offers ten pieces of advice for students to prepare their mind and body, emphasizing the importance of mental and physical well-being during this stressful period.

A recent report and advisory body indicate that Ireland requires an annual investment of €700 million to restore its nature and protect remaining wildlife. They stress the importance of establishing a dedicated fund to achieve these critical conservation objectives.

International experts are set to gather in Dublin for a major conference focused on addressing current cybersecurity threats. The event aims to bring together leading minds in the field to discuss strategies and solutions.

The Oireachtas Committee on Enterprise, Tourism and Employment has written to the Minister for Housing James Browne amid concerns over the delay in introducing a new register for short-term lets.

Irish police (Gardaí) are investigating an incident where a child reportedly fired a gun that was dropped by a suspect during a police pursuit, leading to the arrest of two men.

The Sligo-based GP said she finds Israel’s actions “barbaric” and she wants to teach her daughters to stand up for what’s right.

Jade Hennessy, Kayleigh McEntee, and Kirsty Travers, including the daughter of Jason Hennessy snr and partners of his sons, have been charged with facilitating a crime gang in drug distribution.

An elderly pedestrian in his 80s is in critical condition after being struck by a car in Longford and has been airlifted to Beaumont Hospital for serious injuries.

Tributes have been paid to Dominic Ledwidge O’Reilly, a highly respected photographer who worked for Independent Newspapers, following his death on Sunday, April 26.

A renovation scheme for the Stephen's Green shopping centre has been stalled due to an objector from Athlone, with the project attracting over 60 submissions, most of which were opposed to the redevelopment.

A report by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has highlighted concerns that An Garda Síochána may be inadvertently subsidizing private events.

First cousins of children believed to be buried at the former Tuam mother-and-baby institution site will soon be eligible to participate in the ongoing DNA Identification Programme.

An Irish project to produce gas from kitchen scraps, with a plant set to open next year, is encountering policy hurdles that may lead to its benefits primarily aiding the UK's climate goals.

Monthly wholesale electricity prices in Ireland increased by 19.2% between February and March, according to the latest figures released by the Central Statistics Office.

A father in Ireland has had €5.8 million in property debts written off in exchange for a payment of €45,676, with debt servicing firm Everyday Finance recovering only 0.78% of the amount owed.

The Cabinet is set to sign off on the final details of a new Fuel Support Subsidy Scheme designed to aid the agricultural sector. Ministers will provide updates on the initiative aimed at assisting farmers with rising fuel costs.

A 'senior lieutenant' in the Kinahan cartel has admitted to charges related to tracking an innocent Dubliner who was subsequently shot dead outside his home.

A former school dropout has become an educator, dedicated to opening opportunities for disadvantaged students and asserting that they possess equal intelligence but require the right chances.

The daughter of a murder victim told Kinahan cartel figure Seán McGovern that he inflicted a 'nightmare' on her family, stating he should have been buying Christmas presents instead of planning her father's murder.

The article delves into the '90s Butter Mum' parenting term, a social media phenomenon, and discusses its relevance and potential for an Irish adaptation.

An opinion piece advocates for the abolition of Ireland's Universal Social Charge (USC) for individuals earning under €100,000, aiming to alleviate pressure on middle-income workers facing inflation and high fuel prices.

An individual with a right of residence in a family home is embroiled in a legal conflict as their siblings are now demanding rent. This situation has turned the granted right into a complex legal challenge.

A dedicated but reluctant animal rescuer is battling to keep her sanctuary operational amidst significant challenges. She frequently considers giving up but continues her work due to the constant need for animal aid.

A father has shared his "absolutely horrific" experience battling to secure a place for his son in a special school, highlighting the significant difficulties faced by parents.

Irish Fianna Fáil minister Darragh O’Brien stated that it was 'a bad mistake' and 'inappropriate' for former party TD and rugby international Jim Glennon to provide a character reference in a court case for a sex offender.

Start-ups linked to the GEC reported a combined revenue of €140 million over the past year. This figure highlights the economic contribution of these emerging businesses.

New European Union regulations mandating common chargers, specifically USB-C, have officially come into force for all new laptops sold within the bloc.

Margaret Connolly, sister of Catherine Connolly, has joined a flotilla bound for Gaza, describing the organization as a powerful symbol of international solidarity with Palestinians.

The High Court has been informed that a vulnerable minor is at risk of fatally harming herself or others if Tusla, the child and family agency, fails to comply with a court order to place her in secure care.

Jordan Adams, whose family carries a rare dementia gene and has lost multiple relatives to the condition, has begun running 32 marathons across Ireland to raise money for Alzheimer's research.

The Irish Government plans to withdraw tourist and commercial accommodation currently housing up to 16,000 people who have fled Ukraine.

Former Irish politician Jim Glennon has drawn scrutiny for providing a character reference in court for Daniel Ramamoorthy. The incident has prompted public discussion on the appropriateness and function of such references in legal proceedings.

The trial of an Irish man and four others accused of breaking into an Israeli arms firm has been adjourned following a courtroom dispute regarding the defendants' communication with their lawyers.

More than 700 Irish workers, primarily in AI annotation roles on Meta projects through the company Covalen, have been informed that their jobs are at risk.

Thomas Dannevig, 21, pleaded guilty to burglary at multiple sports shops during the Dublin riots but avoided a jail sentence, with the judge noting he got 'caught up in the momentum.'

Aoife McGregor's tanning salon avoided a court conviction despite being found to have sold a sunbed session to an underage girl.

Several individuals have been hospitalized following a "serious" public order incident that occurred in Tralee, Ireland, last night. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the event.

The construction company for the new National Children's Hospital has failed to provide an updated deadline for its completion, a matter that will be brought before the Public Accounts Committee.

Free Legal Advice Centres (FLAC) welcomed the Irish President's timely comments on "unmet legal needs," stating that the civil legal aid system is currently in crisis.

Maynooth University has paid a €47,000 tax bill after under-estimating the benefit-in-kind tax liability for housing provided to its president, Eeva Leinonen.

Irish President Michael D. Higgins has returned €2.6 million in salary and allowances to the State. This sum represents funds received over his 14-year presidency.

Families have initiated landmark lawsuits against Ballynoe Nursing Home in Cork, Ireland, following Covid-19 deaths, with the first settlement announced this week.

An opinion piece argues for the removal of character references from sexual offence cases, prompted by a former TD's apology for providing such a letter for an offender, highlighting perceived failures in the legal system for victims.

A new report by Trinity College Dublin and Microsoft Ireland indicates that the adoption of artificial intelligence is significantly reducing workload for companies, saving them up to 1,000 hours per month.

The husband of former Fine Gael TD Kate O’Connell has denied swearing at an employee who accused his wife of bullying, with O'Connell stating the employee was 'insubordinate.'

A housing order requiring all poultry and captive birds in Ireland to be kept indoors will be lifted starting next Tuesday, May 5th.

An 11-year-old boy reportedly fired a gun that had been dropped by a suspect in Dublin, with a 6-year-old present at the scene. Authorities are continuing their search for the weapon involved in the incident.

An escalating gang feud involving street-level drug dealers in the Silloge area of Ballymun, Dublin, is being blamed for an incident in which an 11-year-old fired a shot from a discarded gun.

According to the Central Statistics Office, energy prices in Ireland rose by 15.5% in the 12 months leading up to April.

A man from Kerry, Ireland, who lost his entire family by the age of 25, is now sharing his profound story of loss and resilience in a new memoir audiobook.

Experts have warned that 80% of radiotherapy machines currently in use require replacement. This highlights a significant need for investment in medical equipment.

Declan Conolly, 42, of Dublin, pleaded guilty to making a "ham-fisted" attempt to obtain a €20,000 loan using false documents, facing charges of attempting to make a gain by deception.

Ireland will offer 78 Tertiary Bachelor's Degree programs outside the CAO system for the 2026/2027 academic year, marking an increase of 32 new course options. This expansion provides more educational pathways for students.

An Irish Fisheries Inspectorate (IFI) officer was reportedly billed €24,000 for damages after a crash in an uninsured state car, and claims he was penalised after making protected disclosures about the insurance issue.

Launching a new nature restoration report, Ireland's Minister Christopher O’Sullivan stated that the country's biodiversity crisis is worsening and emphasized the need for practical, community-led solutions.

The father of an Irish man on trial in Germany for a protest at an Israeli military technology company has expressed deep concern over his son's treatment in custody and access to justice.

A tenants' support charity has warned that confusion surrounding new rental reform rules is causing landlords to wrongly evict tenants. This misunderstanding among both landlords and renters is creating a risk of unnecessary evictions.

Family from French island territory in Pacific lived in Dublin for several years before 2025 incident in Reykjavik and have been named for the first time

The Revenue Commissioners have petitioned the High Court to wind up several companies controlled by property developer Greg Kavanagh, citing tax debts approaching €1 million.

The handover of Ireland's National Children's Hospital is being delayed due to dust found in operating theatre ventilation ducts, with the project's cost now reaching €1.6 billion. Contractor BAM has failed to provide an updated completion program after missing its 19th deadline.

The number and value of mortgages drawn down by first-time buyers have reached levels not seen since the peak of the Celtic Tiger era, indicating a significant increase in housing market activity.

Details of Sean McGovern's involvement in murder plots were heard in court, as the loyal lieutenant to Daniel Kinahan faces trial, paving the way for Kinahan's potential return from Dubai.

Irish firm Hanley Energy, headquartered in Co Meath, was acquired by American multinational Jabil in 2025, marking it as a significant Irish deal and a global success story.

The legal services watchdog has criticized the practice of solicitors charging hundreds of euros for the release of wills stored on their premises, issuing a warning against such fees.

A Dublin retail group is 'open' to helping fund support programs for individuals with addiction who commit thefts, following a meeting with a former UK government advisor and police officer.

The majority of allegations against six men accused of sexual abuse have been withdrawn in a case believed to be one of the longest jury trials in the history of the State, with a seventh man no longer on trial.

A man in his 20s and a teenage boy have been arrested in Dublin following a firearm incident.

John Rogers, a former attorney general, has lost his legal challenge against the planning approval for the Slane bypass in Ireland, having argued that the planning commission lacked sufficient environmental expertise.

A new study reveals that gambling companies are reaching young men in Ireland on social media at more than double the rate of women, raising concerns about problem gambling behavior.

The daughter and daughters-in-law of Jason Hennessy Snr, who was shot dead over two years ago, have been charged with facilitating a crime gang in Dublin.

The High Court in Ireland has ruled that a defamation action brought by an Irish businessman against members of the Qatari royal family cannot proceed in the country.

Tánaiste Simon Harris stated that the energy impact of the war in Iran is likely to be felt in Ireland during the winter, adding that no options for one-off energy measures are being ruled out for the upcoming Budget.

The High Court has dismissed a legal challenge against the construction of the Slane bypass project in County Meath, Ireland.

Government plans to withdraw accommodation for 16,000 Ukrainian refugees have been criticized as 'immoral and unethical'.

Catholic weddings in Ireland have dropped by more than half over the last decade, with civil ceremonies now surpassing them in popularity. This marks a significant shift in marriage trends across the country.

Dublin Bus chairman Gary Owens has been named as the next chairman of DAA (Dublin Airport Authority), set to take over from Basil Geoghegan on June 14.

Ten independent and PBP councillors in Dublin have rejected claims that the Herzog Park renaming plan was antisemitic, following an apology from the Lord Mayor.

Ireland's Minister of State with responsibility for Migration stated that Ukrainians currently housed in tourist and commercial accommodation will not face a "cliff edge" situation when the scheme ends later this year.

Photographer Maria Lax's images are inspired by the Irish folklore phenomenon of 'stray sod,' where patches of enchanted land are said to lead astray anyone who steps on them, creating a 'constant quiet terror'.

Artists gathered in the Cork Gaeltacht at the weekend to remember a hero in the battle against censorship and call for a day dedicated to freedom of expression

New research from the Central Bank suggests that one in three Irish adults have fallen victim to fraud or scams. This highlights a significant prevalence of financial deception across the country.

Restaurant critic Lucinda O’Sullivan reviewed a new establishment, noting that while its terrace is likely to be popular, the service significantly impacted the dining experience.

An opinion column criticizes common public nuisances, specifically highlighting the annoyance of men revving car and motorbike engines.

Actor Adam Scott shared his positive experiences filming his recent supernatural horror film 'Hokum' in West Cork, expressing his fondness for the region.

An Irish man has had approximately €5.8 million in property debt discharged by the High Court in exchange for payments totaling €45,000 to his creditors.

A popular family-owned business in Kildare is set to close after 60 years, with its owner stating that a sense of pride, rather than profit, often sustains such enterprises in Ireland.

A looming September crisis in special education is predicted, with concerns that hundreds of children could miss out on crucial school places due to ongoing systemic issues and government policy.

The global head of PR giant Edelman has contacted his Irish firm's team for clarity regarding their handling of the Jim Glennon controversy, stating 'This is not how we roll'.

Over 6,000 fast-track housing units are currently stuck in planning limbo, with their development stalled due to legal challenges and delays in deciding on planning applications.

Local Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) clubs are highlighted for their enduring role in fostering Irish identity, strengthening community bonds, and preserving cultural traditions.

Benedick Joel, 46, from Barna, Galway, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for the sexual abuse of two daughters in a family he befriended, involving emotional manipulation and a serious breach of trust.

Dublin City Council and the Lord Mayor are facing criticism after details emerged regarding the cost of business class flights taken during an official trip, released under Freedom of Information.

Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan secured agreement for the Irish government to begin withdrawing state-provided accommodation currently housing 16,000 Ukrainian refugees.

The Irish government plans to cease using tourist and commercial accommodation currently housing up to 16,000 people from Ukraine.

The High Court in Ireland has appointed provisional liquidators to 13 construction companies within the Torca Homes group, with 20 individual companies in the group declared insolvent after facing difficulties in recent years.

A mother reportedly stabbed her 8-year-old daughter more than 70 times, telling her "we will die together." Neighbors made frantic efforts to intervene as the girl pleaded with her mother.

The Irish Department of Justice is collaborating with the Irish Embassy in London to promote the Stardust payment scheme and reach potential applicants residing in the UK. This initiative aims to ensure all eligible individuals are aware of the compensation program.

There are mixed public views regarding 'The Giant,' a proposed €29 million, 30-meter tall statue for Dublin's Docklands that would be capable of transforming into various figures.

Authorities have issued an appeal for witnesses following the road death of 19-year-old Conor Coleman in Little Island, Cork, Ireland, which occurred on April 17.

A leader of the Kinahan organised crime group reportedly described their feud with the Hutch group as "personal" and swore on his baby's life that he would not cease the conflict, according to court testimony.