Woman in her 40s and a teenage girl are currently before the courts in connection with young mother’s death

National Parks and Wildlife Service best placed to manage lands for nature, says Minister

Big oil likes to think plastics can ‘future-proof’ the industry as world moves away from fossil fuels for energy

Orla Purcell claims IPI committee gave instruction to make findings certain allegations against her could be substantiated

College’s 2025 annual report says university under-estimated benefit-in-kind tax liability for housing provided to Eeva Leinonen

Gill wanted in Northern Ireland in connection with murder of gangland criminal Robbie Lawlor

Kieran Reilly won the sum on foot of a complaint to the Workplace Relations Commission

Pedestrian (80s) dies in hospital after being struck by car in Longford town; motorist (60s) killed in single vehicle crash near Ballinasloe; motorcyclist dies in Co Cork

‘Growing sense of fear in the community as violence escalates’, says local People Before Profit councillor

Caedmon’s Hymn was written in the late seventh century in Old English by the English monk, author and scholar Bebe

Declan Conolly (42) of Coultry Drive, Dublin 9, pleaded guilty to attempting to make a gain by deception

Tertiary Degree Programme is extended to include primary teaching to offer route for those without CAO points traditionally needed

At issue is €1.4m lodged in court which the solicitor says he is entitled to €200,000 of

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

Government move ‘will not solve problems that existed before’ people fleeing Russian invasion arrived, says deputy head of Zelenskiy’s office

Threshold says it supported more than 10,000 households in first quarter of year

New regulations have applied to many smaller devices like mobile phones, cameras and tablets since 2024

Three men, two aged in their 20s and one in his 30s, detained at Garda stations in the midlands

Paudie Conway (58) of Ballysimon Road, Limerick, suffered a broken wrist and a broken ankle

Judge says conviction of William Lloyd-Lavery should be a warning to other paedophiles to live in fear of crimes catching up with them

A priest, three teenagers and a man in his 30s died in the Springhill and Westrock areas of west Belfast in July 1972

Words used in legislation ‘may not bear the meaning generally understood’, says judge

Having a baby while living in emergency accommodation one of top five reasons for new family homelessness in Dublin in 2025

Civil legal aid system is ‘in crisis’ says Flac

Victim required 80 stitches for his wounds, which included 15cm slash to his head and ear

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Haul included €470,000 worth of cannabis and €140,000 worth of cocaine

Kate O’Connell told the Workplace Relations Commission that Marwan Al Rahbi was ‘insubordinate’ towards her

Court puts stay on pair leaving Co Monaghan house until after daughter’s school exams at end of July

Financial crime ‘fundamentally threatens integrity of financial system’, Harris tells European event in Dublin

Man was airlifted to Beaumont Hospital in Dublin after incident on Tuesday morning

WRC hears IFI officer penalised, ostracised and singled out after he made protected disclosures regarding the insurance issue

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

More than 1,000 complaints received against legal practitioners in six months to March

The Irish Times visited Lanzarote as part of an investigation into Hutch’s property interests. In an interview, the veteran criminal talks about his ‘exaggerated’ property holdings, hope of becoming the ‘richest’ TD and confidence of being exonerated in a Spanish criminal investigation

Seventh man is no longer on trial in case believed to be one of longest jury trials in history of State

Social Democrats say ‘cooling off period’ lacks scientific basis

Committee makes dozens of recommendations for new national Nature Restoration Plan

Jade Hennessy (33), Kayleigh McEntee (34) and Kirsty Travers (29) face charges over drug distribution

Irish businessman claims he was defamed

Government advised to act because any gaps in law ‘going to arise quickly and immediately’

Alleged transfer of €1.5m by autism charity to UK parent charity ‘possibly criminal’

Union representative Tracey Godfrey ‘inundated’ with calls from civilian workers since speaking publicly about concerns

HSE denies claims of alleged delay in diagnosis at Limerick Maternity Hospital in 2000

Tomas Marvanek appeared before Waterford District Court after mother of three (43) found with fatal stab wounds in her home

Settlement of first of five cases against Ballynoe Nursing Home was announced at High Court this week

Status yellow notice issued by forecaster for counties Cork and Waterford for Thursday

Mother of three died in hospital after being found with stab wounds in her home

In an IT Explains video, Caroline O’Doherty examines the future implications for the farming sector in the wake of the fuel protests.

No injuries reported following incident near Bluebell stop early on Wednesday morning

‘Decline of public media has allowed space for the spread of disinformation’, document says

Former executive director of Irish Planning Institute is suing over January 2023 articles, claiming they were defamatory

Sheila Melly (78) felt lucky to live next to the police station — until an ‘unmerciful bang’ shattered the night

The gangland figure and byelection candidate has refused to detail property holdings but suggested he might become the wealthiest TD in the Dáil if elected

Temperatures exceeded 30 degrees inside Arctic Circle as entire continent suffered extreme weather

John Rogers argued An Coimisiún Pleanála did not have access to sufficient expertise required to examine certain environmental impacts of project

Oseremen Onolememen, who had sickle cell disease, was in severe pain when admitted to the emergency department in 2023

High Court told new rules allowing data centres to use fossil fuel power breach climate law

Cousin had disputed brothers’ claim over land left to them by uncle in his will

Such relatives to be included in identification programme if necessary legislation passed by Oireachtas, Minister Foley says