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Some 1,600 homes are proposed for Greystones as part of the government’s new efforts to get councils to provide more land for homes.
Irish-founded financial technology company Stripe has announced plans to create a further 200 new jobs at its Dublin headquarters.
Fourteen US members of Congress have separately urged the British government to cancel the planned Orange Order parade.
Seanán Ó Coistín cited ‘microaggressions against the first official language’ in email to colleagues
The Irish Dental Association says it has served notice of industrial action for the first time in its history.
John Burke (91) suffered bleeding on the brain and broken nose in London attack
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EU tax rules, excise duties and a €1.5 billion budget pot leave ministers with few options to ease the cost of filling the tank.
Average number of monthly burglaries falls by over half since 2019
Work-to-rule among large portions of civil and public service began on Wednesday
Two cameras, in Co Mayo and Co Kilkenny, were raising €40,000 and €32,000 respectively in speeding fines per week, report shows
The youth, now aged 17, pleaded guilty at Mullingar Circuit Criminal Court to criminal damage and arson offences in 2025 targeting seven properties.
Joanne McNally is the sole Irish contestant among a cast that also includes Michael Sheen, Maya Jama, James Blunt and Bella Ramsey.
Dylan Coady-Coleman could not see approaching vehicle and the driver could not see him due to parked cars, court told
Alcino Soares and Luis Dos Martins Mariano each sentenced to six years for 2023 Dungannon attack
The first wave of releases began on Thursday, with 700 criminals expected to be freed across the country.
The leaders of the country's largest public sector trade unions have written to Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers saying there is currently no basis for them to engage in a negotiation on a new public sector pay deal.
Report says demographic change will put increasing pressure on family carers and formal care services
Those involved in drug-intimidation campaign ‘far more sinister and a lot more dangerous’ than Dickens’s child offenders, says judge
Sinn Féin, Labour and the SocDems outlined today what they would do if they sat at the top table.
‘Particularly perturbing’ that contents of protected disclosure were brought to board meeting, former official says
StateSpend.ie brings together more than 622,000 records from government departments, councils, health bodies and other State agencies.
A drop in recorded sexual crime is "hugely concerning", according to the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre.
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Anyone earning €70,000 or less a year should receive a €400 energy credit as part of next week's budget, the Social Democrats has said.
Report from Tusla Education Support Service shows ‘one in five students continue to miss a month or more of their school year’
A man in his 20s who was arrested in connection with the investigation has been released without charge.
A man (20s) was arrested on Tuesday but was released without charge
A woman in her 30s has died from injuries she sustained during a serious assault in north Dublin.
Veteran gangland criminal made an offer to Cab last month after securing €200,000 loan
Sinéad Cullen offers some practical advice to young people, graduates and professionals looking to start fresh in the life sciences sector. Read more: Top tips for starting your STEM career in the life sciences space
Judge Nuala Jackson says measures attached to order, including that father’s passport is retained, are ‘extraordinarily robust’
Wildlife rangers attempting to find and remove possible nest in Ringaskiddy in Cork Harbour
Rory O’Connor died hours after celebrating his 17th birthday at the Listowel Races
Campbell’s lawyers alleged a fake email account had been used to impersonate the supermodel
Sinéad O’Carroll, Christina Finn, Jane Matthews and Rónán Duffy ask whether years of relative peace allowed complacency to set in, and what Dublin and London can realistically do when neither side is willing to give way.
Fatal shootings at unprecedented lows as latest crime trends show sexual offences falling, though other crime types up
Niamh Dunne of the Irish trad band Beoga has told RTÉ Radio 1's News at One that the group "remain friends" with Ed Sheeran, despite their decision to leave his North American tour in solidarity with the American rapper Macklemore .
An audit of how the OPW managed 92 residential properties produced a long list of damning conclusions.
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Hundreds of students from across the country are protesting in Dublin, demanding greater Government investment in higher education.
The province said an interim CEO will be announced in the coming weeks.
Grinds 360 has a new board after resignations of founder Brendan Kavanagh and Olive executives as directors
Operation was part of continuing operation targeting the sale and supply of drugs in the area
Munster Rugby chief executive Ian Flanagan has confirmed he will resign from his position at the end of the month.
The re-emergence of the Drumcree dispute was sparked by a scathing legal ruling against the Parades Commission in August
Éilítear i suirbhé ó Chumann Ailse na hÉireann go gcuirfí roinnt beart i bhfeidhm i mBuiséad 2027 chun costais a mhaolú d’othair.
The planned commission of investigation into significant delays for child scoliosis and spina bifida surgeries must not "airbrush" out promises made by Simon Harris in 2017 when he was minister for health, Social Democrats health spokesperson Pádraig Rice has said.
The teenager is due to be released from Oberstown next month, with his parents’ solicitor warning that a temporary Tusla placement could break down.
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Indeed’s report found that Ireland is emerging as Europe’s leading market for data centre-related hiring. Read more: 5pc of job postings in Ireland now mention data centres, finds Indeed
An intensive surveillance and monitoring operation to locate and remove an Asian hornet nest in the Ringaskiddy area of Co Cork is under way.
Cannabis and prescription tablets were also seized at the location in Co Mayo.
Demographic change will place increasing pressure on both family carers and formal care services according to research by the ESRI.
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The cost of policing the Drumcree stand-off has so far cost £3 million, PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher has said.
NI Secretary Chris Bryant to host further talks on Drumcree parade dispute
The concessions were made on the condition that the march would not actually go ahead.
Bundledocs is used by clients from across 35 countries, including more than 100 of the UK's top 200 law firms. Read more: Cork legal-tech software firm Bundledocs acquired by Opus 2
Annual consumer price inflation rose to a three-year high of 3.9% in August from 3.4% a month earlier after a jump in energy prices, a flash estimate from the CSO shows today
