It brings to over 15,000 the number of homes built so far this year – which is half of last year’s total.

A right to request remote working came into effect from March 2024 inspired by pandemic arrangements.

Paula Canty was found dead on January 3rd, 2025, at her home in Bridewell Lane, Mallow, Co Cork

The assaults on the then 17-year-old took place on Essex Street, Dublin 2 and Pearse Street Garda Station on June 1st, 2021.

The Education Minister visited a summer programme for children at a Clondalkin primary school.

Ms Whyte and her son James, and her daughter Sara died following the incident in Maguiresbridge on Wednesday.

One commentator said said the increase in housing completions was encouraging, but were still nowhere near where they need to be

The former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights was speaking ahead of a UN ministerial-level conference on Palestine in New York next week

In a statement, Ballymaguire Foods apologised to customers and confirmed that production would be temporarily suspended at the affected facility.

An Coimisiún Pleanála rejected an application for permission to construct 241 houses and 409 apartments on the outskirts of Bray

PayPal has announced it will create 100 new data science roles at its Dublin office.

A former soldier has been jailed for just 15 years for the brutal murder of his Irish girlfriend at a Spanish holiday hotel

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A woman and two children who were killed in a shooting in Co Fermanagh are understood to be a mother, her son and daughter

Richard O'Mahoney, of Rathgar Avenue, Dublin 6, is accused of assault causing harm on January 4th, 2023.

The man was tested at the scene and found to be positive for a range of drugs, including cannabis, cocaine, and opiates.

Stephen Murray, formerly of Humphreystown, Vallymount, Co Wicklow, was jailed for 11 years

The Ryanair chief has claimed the underground rail line would cost €20 billion, ‘so about a billion a kilometre’.

The project aims to install a cycle and walkway going from Galway city to Clifden over 76 kilometres

A number of people are allegedly in illegal occupation of three buildings in Dublin owned by the Peter McVerry Trust