This week, the Department of Integration changed plans for an accommodation centre following a local protest

The demonstration has been organised by Carlow Says No over what it says is a 'lack of consultation' over the placement of international protection applicants in the town

A Cork councillor has claimed family members of inmates at Cork Prison are being blackmailed

The walkouts are expected to be the largest strike in the North in recent history

The study found it took on average over 29 minutes to travel 10km in Dublin last year

The incident took place in the Greenan area of West Belfast

Two murder investigations are underway following the incident on Christmas Eve

The body of a man was discovered in Dublin city centre during the early hours of Tuesday

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The nine men, three women and two girls were found to be in ‘good health’, the Minister for Justice said

‘I don’t think I’d be even on the shortlist, even if I wanted to be,’ the Taoiseach said

Nine men, three women and two girls were medically assessed in Co Wexford.

There are approximately 500 new arrivals from Ukraine every week.

The prestigious New York Times ‘52 Places to Go’ List for 2024 has just been announced and Waterford is included as the only Irish destination in the international listing

In 2023, over 45 per cent of businesses have experienced one or more cyber incidents in the past three years

The High Court judge in Belfast this week threw out a claim brought by the party’s north Belfast MLA Gerry Kelly against a journalist.

David Amah faced his second hearing at Cloverhill District Court on Tuesday when his case was put back to January 26th for an appearance via videolink pending the preparation of a book of evidence.

Gardaí are investigating the circumstances of a fire at a property in Limerick city where three people escaped from the burning building

The 56-year-old singer was found dead by UK police at her apartment in south London on July 26th, 2023. 

Israeli officials have said the nation will defend itself before the United Nations’ top court against the charges.