An ongoing row over speaking rights in the Dáil has led to a lack of co-operation to establish the committees

Daa says spiral ramps demolition “will unlock a critical development opportunity at the core of the Dublin Airport campus”

The currently derelict Dooley’s Pub will be converted to include a community facility

The Mothers Against Genocide group says one woman was subject to a cavity search, while others were strip searched.

The Government motion expressing that the Dáil has confidence in the Ceann Comhairle passed by 96 votes to 71, with two abstentions.

The Court of Appeal roundly criticised a 'hopeless' allegation of fraud made against the Revenue by Paul Howard and Una McClean

The couple who cannot be named by order of the court are suing for nervous shock over the death of their daughter four years ago

Regin Parithapara Rajan (43) has denied the murder of his 38-year-old wife Deepa Paruthiyezhuth Dinamani (38) at the property they were renting in Wilton in Cork

The Dáil is debating a confidence motion in Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy over her role in approving a vote which allowed the Government to make changes to speaking time in the Dáil. 

At noon on Tuesday, emergency services responded to a flat at the Old Convent on Basin Street and discovered a man in his 60s unresponsive at the scene.

Conor Stevenson (26) pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to robbery in Glenageary, Co Dublin

Ireland and European leaders are braced for US president Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ for the US economy.

Last month, the principal of Sacred Heart Junior School in the Killinarden area of Tallaght said it was facing closure because it could no longer afford to pay basic bills.

The trial of Daniel Blanaru (37) ran for seven weeks with an enlarged panel of 15 jurors

Hundreds of children which received hip surgeries between 2021 and 2023 did not meet the threshold for the procedure.

The effect of austerity on Ireland, imposed after the economy tanked in 2008, was raised as a concern ahead of the threat of US tariffs

The North's Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins gave the go-ahead for the signage last week, but it has led to a row among Stormont Executive ministers.

The 21-year-old show jumper died following an incident in August 2020.

The Dublin Bay North TD said there were clear political reasons behind his decision to distance himself from Michael Lowry in the Dáil.

The unprovoked attack changed the lives of Joseph and Patricia Hansard irretrievably, the High Court heard.