Families of victims from the Creeslough tragedy are calling for a public inquiry, stating they have received "no answers of any kind" regarding the incident.

Families of those who died in the Creeslough explosion are scheduled to meet with the Taoiseach, expressing frustration over the lack of answers nearly four years after the tragedy.

The GAZE film festival is set to return for its 34th annual edition, showcasing LGBTQIA+ stories from Ireland and across the globe.

Planning permission has been requested for the construction of a new sauna facility at the Easkey Community Centre.

Residents of Knocknagoshel in Kerry have taken initiative to combat rural decline by starting their own wastewater project.

Residents in Kilkenny are reportedly 'taking their lives into their own hands' every time they walk a particular village footpath, highlighting concerns over pedestrian safety.

Uisce Éireann is preparing to undertake what it describes as the 'largest repair operation in its history,' which will result in parts of Kildare losing water over the August bank holiday weekend.

The community in Galway is rallying for the return of their skatepark, which they describe as having transformed 'a concrete slab into a welcoming space again.'

A man in Cork, Ireland, suffering from a serious health condition, has been left waiting for over three weeks to receive care services.

Ireland's oldest maritime festival has begun, featuring events such as a bar persons race and a dog show. Photos capture the festive atmosphere as the event swings into action.

A charity in Wicklow, Ireland, is seeking a five-year extension for a major disability services campus that has fallen behind schedule, impacting the provision of crucial support.

Local community safety groups in Dublin are conducting a survey among residents to develop a comprehensive city-wide community safety plan, replacing former Joint Policing Committees.

Investigators in the Aughinish case reportedly failed to obtain a relevant Swedish document, despite it being publicly accessible for a €25 fee, according to authorities.

Leading fishing organizations in Ireland have declared the sector to be in crisis, stating it will not survive without urgent financial and policy support from both the Irish Government and the European Union.

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Uisce Éireann, Ireland's national water utility, is set to receive an additional €2 billion in funding to address capacity constraints and accelerate connections for new homes, which have caused significant delays in housing delivery.

A GP claims he would have faced jail for prescribing an elderly patient her regular pain medication and is now facing a medical inquiry over inappropriately lowering her dosage.

An opinion piece warns that Ireland's rising spending could lead to a repeat of economic mistakes from the 1970s and 2000s, urging the government to offset tax cuts.

Chloë McPolin has reportedly found a hobby, bringing her personal quest to an end.

A money coach offers advice to an individual struggling with excessive use of 'buy now, pay later' services for everyday items, seeking a way out of debt.

Fashion designer and Ainm founder Amy Campbell discusses the challenges and rewards of balancing work for a large company with maintaining her own creative endeavors, emphasizing the importance of persistence.

The Irish Cabinet is set to approve a €2 billion funding injection for Irish Water, earmarked to support the delivery of 300,000 new homes, with strict rules governing the use of these additional funds.

Ashford Studios in Wicklow, known for hosting Netflix productions like 'Wednesday' and 'Vikings,' had its major expansion plans rejected by local planners, hindering its bid to attract more TV and film giants.

An autism charity has lauded its partnership with Wexford GAA for the Cúl Camp, an autism-specific camp that has seen continuous growth since its inception in 2019.

Councillors in Louth, Ireland, are advocating for a strong and effective response to antisocial behavior, emphasizing the public's right to live in peace.

A report by the Climate Change Advisory Council indicates that Ireland's greenhouse gas emissions from buildings decreased last year, but warns that the pace of reduction is insufficient to meet legally binding climate targets.

A viral clip of an MEP has highlighted concerns regarding the future of Irish language interpreters within the European Union once Ireland's presidency concludes, raising questions about the spotlight on the Irish language.

The Health Service Executive (HSE) in Ireland has yet to pay almost €400,000 it owes to local councils in derelict site levies, despite managing a property portfolio of approximately 4,400 buildings nationwide.

A Palestinian English teacher, accepted into a Master's program at UCD, expressed profound despair after her visa to study in Ireland was refused, describing it as losing the hope she was holding onto.

A man charged in connection with a €1.6 million cannabis seizure has been refused bail by a judge who deemed him a flight risk, noting his lack of ties to Ireland and apparent illegal entry.

Lawyer Daire McCormack George is on trial accused of murdering his father, reportedly stating, 'He told me he loved me, but I just kept stabbing him.'

Ireland's Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan met with the society on Monday and agreed to reforms for the criminal legal aid scheme, which began at the start of the month.

A Donegal man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after being found guilty of sexually abusing nine children over a 17-year period.

A Wexford parishioner's donation of 20 acres and a barn dance event have significantly boosted the €1.3 million fund for the local church's restoration.

Celebrations in Castlebar, likely following a significant victory for Mayo, caused pubs to run out of stock, leading to frantic restocking efforts.

A 45-year-old Ukrainian man with Irish citizenship, arrested at Dublin Airport with €5,650 and a one-way ticket, remains in custody, accused of leaking sensitive government material to a foreign agency.

A youth is set to stand trial after detectives discovered a large volume of unique videos and images, many of which were 'self-generated' or screen recordings, related to child sexual abuse material.

An armed robbery earlier this year prompted a postmaster in Fethard, Tipperary, to retire after 40 years of service, ending a family tradition spanning over a century.

A man from Carlow has been jailed after being convicted of raping his former partner's sister, who testified in court about the lasting impact of the offense on her life.

The European Commission is conducting a further assessment of Ireland's report concerning the role of its Aughinish Alumina plant in supplying alumina to third countries, including Russia.

An opinion piece argues that the moral panic surrounding transgender participation in sports has extended to the Irish dancing circuit, drawing parallels to past arguments used to exclude women from sports.

The Czech Supreme Court has upheld an exceptional sentence for a man who set a woman on fire in Frýdek-Místek. This decision confirms a severe penalty, dismissing claims of a 'crushing sentence' from a sex offender in a separate but similarly high-stakes appeal.

A man is facing criminal prosecution in connection with a fatal collision that resulted in the death of a Dáil usher. The incident involved a head-on crash on E14.

Tusla records revealed nearly 7,000 incidents of children missing from care, with one child reported missing 274 times within a single year while in State care.

Acute shortages of General Practitioners in Ireland's commuter belt and rural areas are causing significant delays, with some regions meeting only half the national target for GPs.

Families, neighbors, and the racing community in Wexford gathered for an annual memorial walk to remember a beloved Gorey woman. The event serves as a night of remembrance and community solidarity.

Pressure is increasing on the Irish government as nearly 1,000 pupils in Wicklow are being taught in classes of 30 or more students.

A housing development site in Wicklow, earmarked for 250 homes, is currently on hold as the local council awaits further guidance from the government.

Minister O’Gorman has expressed concerns regarding a 'data gap' in driver licence categories for individuals involved in crashes, as the Road Safety Authority cannot access this information.

Virgin Media's upcoming television schedule will feature programs exploring contemporary issues such as deepfakes, women's health, and the Irish education system.

A significant deal to provide 140 social homes in Dublin has fallen through at the eleventh hour, impacting housing efforts in the city.

Despite temperatures reaching up to 25 degrees, Met Éireann has ruled out a return to heatwave conditions for Ireland, forecasting 'mixed and changeable' weather in the coming days with a mostly dry weekend.

Irish country music star Cliona Hagan has opened a new Nashville-style music pub in Athlone, describing the venue as an 'incredible transformation'.

A health shop owner in Kerry, Ireland, is urging the public to help “save health supplements” by opposing proposed EU changes that would reduce the strength of these products.

Two sisters from Kerry, described as having 'great big hearts,' led a fundraising event in Faha, with photos capturing the fun.

Met Éireann has predicted humid and cloudy conditions across Ireland, affecting the entire nation.

Gardaí in Ireland are actively searching for a grey vehicle believed to be involved in a series of thefts from cars parked at two different hotels in Kilkenny.

A Wexford village woke up to the sounds of the 'Dip in the Nip' event, featuring sunrise swims, sausages, and Prosecco.

A hotel in Wicklow that has been shut down for more than two decades is set to have scaffolding installed around its structure, indicating potential renovation or demolition work.

Andrew Haire, a 35-year-old homeless man, was found dead in a Dublin waste depot and was known to be friends with two individuals who previously died in the Grand Canal.

A fortunate lottery participant from Offaly, Ireland, has won a substantial €8.2 million jackpot.

Fisheries ministers from across the European Union are convening in Cork, Ireland, for a two-day informal meeting to discuss various issues related to European fisheries.

A survey reveals that 42% of Irish consumers cite household expenses as their primary worry, indicating that the cost of living continues to overshadow all other concerns.

A man from Louth has been accused of assaulting both the governor and the chief officer of Laois prison.

A retired postal worker has been jailed for the sexual abuse of a 12-year-old girl more than four decades ago, with the victim detailing the long-lasting impact in her statement.

Fáilte Ireland has unveiled a new strategy aimed at growing domestic tourism and ensuring its benefits are spread more evenly across the country. The initiative seeks to encourage Irish residents to explore more of their own country, particularly outside traditional tourist hotspots.

Ireland is anticipating cooler and unsettled weather conditions following a humid spell, with the forecast specifically pointing to changeable weather for the upcoming August bank holiday.

A hotel and nightclub in Leitrim, Ireland, described as having 'turnkey reopening potential,' is currently on the market for less than €700,000.

Councillors in Ireland are united in their demand for increased investment and an accelerated All-Island Strategic Rail Review to upgrade the 'stone-age' rail service in the north-west, criticizing the lack of balanced regional development.

A €2 million project is set to commence by the end of 2026, with completion expected in Q3 2027, to improve safety at one of Wexford's most notorious road junctions.

Gardaí have reiterated a plea for the public to 'think before you share' as footage of an incident that left a Wexford fisherman in critical condition continues to spread widely.

A fuel support scheme for farmers in Ireland, with an €87 million budget, has been reported as 'under subscribed' despite nationwide protests over rising costs.

Wicklow's local council has moved firmly into surplus territory, largely due to a significant increase in local property tax yields, which rose from €17.6 million in 2015 to €20.9 million in 2025.

Funeral details have been announced for a Kilkenny teenager who tragically died in a crash. Tributes poured in, with many remembering him as someone impossible not to hold in high regard.

Planning approval has been granted for the construction of two new town centre apartments in Tipperary, paving the way for further development in the area.

The identity of a man killed by his own pipe bomb in a Dublin hostel remains a mystery, as gardaí state he presented himself as a Lithuanian with a fake passport.

While Amazon and AliExpress have stopped selling e-scooters that don't comply with speed limits, fast models remain available elsewhere, raising questions about the difficulty of enforcing new regulations.

RTÉ journalist Vincent Kearney has been awarded €23,000 in compensation, highlighting the importance of press freedom.

Planning permission has been granted by Waterford County Council for a new enterprise center in Port Láirge (Waterford), Ireland. This development aims to foster entrepreneurship and support local businesses in the region.

Ireland's Justice Minister has called for lawyers to return to work immediately, despite concessions offered in an ongoing dispute over legal aid payments. Lawyers are pushing back, demanding further changes to how the State compensates them.

A government department has been overwhelmed with complaints regarding e-scooters, citing issues ranging from getaways and drug deals to serious injuries and concerns about helmet use among teenagers.

Dublin twins are being raised bilingually, speaking only Irish to their father and English to their mother, a decision made by their father to ensure their fluency in Irish.

The European Central Bank is expected to implement further interest rate increases in the coming weeks to combat energy inflation, leading to potential rises in new fixed and variable mortgage rates.

The European Union remains undecided on whether to impose sanctions on Aughinish Alumina, a Limerick-based company, concerning its exports to Russia.

A new report indicates that two-thirds of Irish businesses experienced a cyber attack in the last year, with many incurring legal costs.

Ireland is forecast to experience temperatures of 23 degrees Celsius with some sunny spells on Wednesday, followed by mixed conditions of rain showers and sun for the rest of the week.

Festivalgoers flocked to the inaugural Worldfest in Wicklow, Ireland, celebrating global cultures and diversity.

This collection provides local news and updates from several districts across Ireland, including Cloonacool, Dromahair, Enniscrone-Kilglass, Ballymote, Carraroe, Manorhamilton, Merville Centre, Riverstown, and Skreen-Dromard.

Six adult men were removed from Ireland and deported to Nigeria on a chartered flight, following the execution of a deportation order.

A 28-year-old woman from Co Kilkenny, diagnosed with the rare neuromuscular disease Friedreich’s ataxia at age 12, is suing the Health Service Executive (HSE) over alleged delays in determining her application for access to a crucial drug, citing 'irreversible consequences'.

A Dublin Bus driver was injured and left 'very shaken' after intervening in an attack on a man on Bachelors Walk. The incident is currently under garda investigation.

Fears are growing that a missing pensioner was murdered in a Dublin flat before their body was concealed, leading to the arrest of a man in connection with the suspected crime.

A 'significant' bomb designed for 'catastrophic' damage and a suspected plot by the alleged New IRA to bring violence to the streets of Derry have been uncovered, highlighting ongoing tensions.

A 36-year-old man, Niall Cummins, has been charged in connection with a stabbing incident at a church in Waterford, Ireland, and has declined a psychiatric assessment, with gardaí objecting to bail.

A mother confronted a funeral director in court who had kept her baby's remains in a brown paper bag on the floor of a funeral home. The emotional encounter highlighted the distress caused by the improper handling of the infant's body.

Kerry has seen the unveiling of the first-ever monument specifically dedicated to recognizing and honoring the significant role women played in the Irish revolution.

Families of the victims of the Creeslough explosion are scheduled to meet with the Taoiseach to reiterate their urgent call for a public inquiry into the tragic incident.

A Galway councillor has welcomed a new baby boy, with his brother stepping in to cover his council duties during this time.

A legal aid dispute has caused the service of the book of evidence in a Cork murder case to be delayed for the third time, with the defendant's solicitor advising him to wait.

A disability advocate from Wexford, Ireland, is launching a new website designed to help people with disabilities plan and enjoy adventures abroad.

Gardaí have launched an urgent appeal for public assistance in locating a 16-year-old teenager who has gone missing from Cavan, Ireland.

Gardaí, insurance companies, and consumer watchdogs have issued a public warning about the risks associated with purchasing car insurance through social media, often involving 'ghost brokers'.

Gardaí have issued renewed appeals for information regarding two missing teenagers in Ireland. A 14-year-old from Donegal has been missing for over a month, while a 15-year-old from Waterford has been missing for two weeks.

A four-year-old child's eyelids were accidentally glued shut by a hospital doctor while treating a cut, leading to a settlement offer from Children’s Health Ireland.

Dublin-based security workflow firm Tines, valued at €1 billion last year, has launched a new AI platform and confirmed it is not for sale, with plans to grow its staff to 500 this year.

The accumulated profits of former rugby star Brian O’Driscoll's firm have increased, reaching €10.92 million.

Farmers and families in North Cork are experiencing severe hardship due to a water crisis, with reports of cattle bawling for water and calls for extra staff to manage the escalating situation.

An inspection by HIQA in November revealed a centre for children with intellectual disabilities in Ireland was "dirty and poorly maintained."

A 'fixer upper' cottage in Wexford, Ireland, was sold for €140,000 following a competitive online auction.

Midleton in Cork will host the 'Together at Fair Green' event, a fun day featuring live entertainment and family-friendly activities aimed at boosting collective mental health.

Decathlon has begun removing e-scooters from sale in Ireland, joining other retailers, in anticipation of new legislation expected in September that will establish a national register for e-scooters.

Disneyland Paris has introduced Irish language signs to one of its rides, marking a new inclusion for the theme park. This addition aims to acknowledge and celebrate the Irish language.

An ecologist argues that Ireland needs more robust deterrents against deliberately started wildfires and urges the government to adequately fund nature restoration in the upcoming budget.

Ecologist and author Pádraic Fogarty stated that Ireland's laws concerning starting fires are significantly outdated, remaining stuck where they were three decades ago.

Today's morning news briefing covers Mayo bringing Sam home, ongoing wildfires, and Merz's visit to Dublin.

A doctor has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for raping and assaulting his wife, whom he met in Sudan and married in 2010, with whom he had three children.

A fisherman in Kerry told a judge that a conviction for catching undersize bass could 'destroy his life,' raising concerns about potential repatriation.

A man from Cliffoney has been awarded the top prize for his photograph of a humpback whale taken in Donegal Bay.

Tributes are being paid to an off-duty police officer from Limerick who was tragically killed in a car crash in County Clare.

A campfire has been identified as the cause of a mobile home fire in Wexford, Ireland, prompting a local TD to criticize a 'reckless minority'.

Over 500 people took to the streets of Kilkenny for the city's second annual Pride parade, bringing color and music to the Kilkenny Pride Festival.

A man from Wicklow is scheduled to be sentenced for charges connected to the death of a father-of-seven that occurred in a playground.

A report investigating Aughinish Alumina's shipments to Russia has landed in Brussels, raising questions about potential EU sanctions. The company will now need to hire a Swiss firm to prove its products are not supplying the Russian army.

Fisheries ministers from across the European Union are convening in Cork, Ireland, for a two-day informal meeting to discuss relevant issues.

A man has been fined €500 for attempting to smuggle his brother-in-law into Ireland using a 'lookalike' Swedish passport.

Despite efforts by factories to cool the beef market, Irish farmers are maintaining firm prices, indicating continued strength in the sector.

A man was arrested in Dublin for shouting abuse at a family member during a street altercation.

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The winning ticket for an €8.2 million Lotto prize was sold at Obama Plaza, and the winner has come forward to arrange collection of their prize.

A photographer from Limerick received a national award for a stunning photograph capturing the Shannon Estuary.

Parents in Kerry, Ireland, will benefit from a new 'first of its kind' respite option being offered to 100 young adults with disabilities.

Plans have been lodged in Wexford for a new two-phase masterplan scheme that includes 96 homes, with a separate planning application for a crèche to support both the proposed project and an existing residential estate.

Wexford council's director of planning confirmed that an advance factory in New Ross is still under consideration, despite a previous investor pulling out in 2024. The council is not ruling out the project despite a series of setbacks.

Ireland's home emissions fell by 5% last year, but the Climate Change Advisory Council attributes this to a warmer winter rather than effective retrofits or cleaner heating, leaving the country off track for its 2030 climate targets.

A Cork Principal praised pharma volunteers for transforming the school's outdoor area, calling it the 'best week' ever for pupils. The initiative has significantly improved the learning environment.

Emergency homeless accommodation in Tipperary, Ireland, continues to be delayed due to ongoing legal processes, exacerbating the housing crisis in the region.

Dublin Bus has initiated a driver recruitment campaign specifically targeting women, offering flexible and part-time hours to attract more female applicants.

Accounts show that a former figure from the Dublin Region Homeless Executive rented an apartment to the Peter McVerry Trust, though the trust declined to identify the individual.

The Irish Cabinet is set to discuss new e-scooter proposals today, which include a potential ban on individuals under 18 years old from using the devices.

New clerical appointments for Louth parishes have been announced, including the departure of Fr Mark O’Hagan from Dundalk.

Fruit and vegetable farmers in Ireland are reporting that hot, dry weather has damaged crops and made harvesting difficult, leading to a significant portion of a bumper harvest going to waste. This situation is described as 'extremely demoralising' for growers.

A plumber, identified as one of the primary instigators in the Citywest riot, has been sent for trial in connection with the incident.

Gardaí suspect that missing pensioner Charlie 'Lachy' Clarke was stabbed in a Dublin flat and his body subsequently moved to a secret location, as detectives question a young male in connection with his disappearance.

A conference in Sligo advocated for Eva Gore-Booth to be recognized for her own achievements, moving beyond her identity as Countess Markievicz's younger sister.

JYSK's profits in Ireland have seen a significant 84% slump, falling to €491,274, even as the company experienced a surge in overall revenues.

Bricks-and-mortar retail property has shown a resurgence, outperforming office and industrial sectors in the second quarter, according to the latest MSCI index.

Following a new e-scooter law, there is a call for stricter regulations concerning young tractor drivers in Ireland.

A recent survey indicates that many Irish businesses are not ready for the European Union's new anti-money laundering regulations, which include a ban on cash payments over €10,000.

The council has confirmed that construction on the Gorey Inner Relief Road is set to commence in 2027, with all systems reportedly 'go' for the project.

Visitors to the largest recycling site in Cork and Munster, Ireland, will be required to pay an entry fee starting from August.

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Cinemas in Dublin, including the Santry Omniplex, are now being used to host weekly Sunday religious services by The Lighthouse Church.

The Irish phrase 'póg mo thóin' gained significant popularity and was frequently used by contestants during the latest season of Love Island, even by non-Irish participants.

Teacher Enoch Burke has brought a fresh challenge against a disciplinary panel after the High Court granted him permission to bring judicial review proceedings over the rejection of his appeal.

A physiotherapist, Edmond O’Grady, is facing a hearing after allegedly leaving a negative Google review for a former patient's business, despite having previously agreed not to do so.

Former teacher Enoch Burke has been granted permission by the High Court to challenge the decision and procedure underpinning his failed employment appeal.

The Chief of the Irish Defence Forces is facing discovery requests from a judge-led tribunal regarding alleged sex assault cases and a charge against a corporal, as part of an inquiry into abuse complaints.

Josephine Higgins, 68, lost her appeal to receive €1.75 million in compensation for alleged loss of earnings after being awarded €170,000 for being hit by a van while holding a parking space.

A trainee pilot has been sentenced to six years in jail for raping a sleeping college student in his home. The court delivered the verdict after hearing the details of the assault.

A teenager was taken to the hospital with injuries following a single-car collision that occurred on Saturday morning in Kerry.

Enoch Burke has launched his latest High Court challenge, alleging bias and a breach of fair procedure.

The RNLI successfully rescued the crew of a motorboat that experienced engine failure off the Wexford coast.

A pregnant mother has agreed that her twins should enter the care of Tusla, Ireland's Child and Family Agency, after their birth.

International media outlets showed significant interest in County Mayo's victory in the All-Ireland final, particularly focusing on the story of a long-standing curse associated with the team.

A 28-year-old woman with a rare neurological disease has received High Court permission to challenge what she claims is an unreasonable delay by the HSE in providing her with a crucial new drug.

A large swarm of moon jellyfish has washed up on a beach in County Kerry, Ireland.

An insurance company has announced a new initiative to provide a €500 emergency payment to customers who are facing domestic abuse, aiming to offer immediate financial support.

A teenager accused of possessing sexual abuse material featuring children as young as two years old has been sent for trial.

Derek Doyle, a 58-year-old former Defence Forces member and Leinster House usher, died from head injuries sustained in a collision with a truck while cycling home from work in Castleknock.

A Carlow man was convicted of rape and sexual assault of a teenager at his home in August 2023, with the victim testifying in court about self-harm following the assault.

An orange fire warning remains in effect in Wicklow, Ireland, following a ten-day effort to control a significant wildfire in the region.

In her victim impact statement, the young woman said she was working towards healing with those who supported her by her side.

An annual report by Galway Simon highlights the critical link between mental health and home instability, emphasizing that the housing crisis should not be normalized.

An inspection by Hiqa identified 'significant concerns over the quality and safety of care provided for young residents' at a child disability centre, including the presence of brown faecal matter on ceilings and furniture.

A wildfire at Slievenamon in Tipperary, Ireland, which rapidly spread on Monday, saw renewed activity on Tuesday morning, prompting fire crews to respond while officials reassured the public the blaze remains under control.

Emergency services responded to a call this morning after a wildfire on Slievenamon mountain reignited. The blaze had previously been brought under control last night.

An unspecified amount of money was stolen during a burglary that occurred in the north Louth area.

Patrick Faulkner, 24, has been sentenced to seven years in prison for raping a teenage girl when he was 18 during a birthday party.

A new report indicates that couples earning a combined €113,000 are unlikely to afford a family home in the Dublin commuter belt, highlighting ongoing affordability issues in the Irish property market for first-time buyers.

A judge has spoken out against toxic masculinity, describing a rape case as a 'cautionary warning against the kind of influences on young men these days' while sentencing a young man.

A new property report indicates growing affordability challenges for first-time home buyers, with national property prices projected to increase by an average of 5% over the next year.

The Kerry community has come together to support the Kerry Cancer Support Group in their fight against cancer.

There is a renewed call for the establishment of a Minor Injuries Unit in Tralee, Ireland, aimed at reducing overcrowding at University Hospital Kerry (UHK).

New affordable housing schemes in County Wexford, Ireland, are expected to make homeownership a reality for individuals and families who have been priced out of the market.

Plans for a five-pod glamping site in Wexford, Ireland, have been rejected by the County Council due to unresolved concerns about wastewater treatment and disposal.

Women in Cork, Ireland, are launching a campaign to promote reusable coffee cups in an effort to combat plastic waste.

Searches for 'Holiday in Ireland' have increased, but August shows limited availability and some homes are charging up to €4,000 a week, indicating a lack of bargains for last-minute staycations.

Report investigating plant’s shipments to Russia lands in Brussels at a time when governments are developing sanction fatigue

Volunteers in Louth are expressing their frustration as a protracted dispute over the ownership of a local graveyard continues to drag on, causing ongoing issues for community efforts.

The Central Bank of Ireland has issued a warning that energy efficiency varies significantly by income, with poorer households disproportionately affected by higher bills and health risks due to less efficient properties.

A student at University College Dublin (UCD) exposed himself and carried out sex acts in front of two women.