The director of the Women’s Council of Ireland Orla O’Connor has said that the wording of a referendum into the role of women in the home needed to be well thought out, and sufficient time be given for the public to consider any proposed changes

Parents of children with scoliosis will not cooperate with a further review or the sharing of their children’s data unless the review is widened and the Taoiseach meets with them to discuss the terms of reference

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The findings come in the Environmental Protection Agency’s latest air quality report

Ronan Wilson from Kildress, Co Tyrone died in the incident on Saturday evening.

The Co Meath-born presenter was among the 15 famous faces who took to the dancefloor with their partners for the first time on Saturday.

Body dysmorphia, also called body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), is a mental health disorder that leads to distress over your appearance

The child was staying in Bundoran with his family who are from neighbouring Co Tyrone when the tragedy happened.

The three-time Great British Menu winner walked over Southwark Bridge behind nine sheep on Sunday.

Sean O Fearghail said he wants to ensure peaceful protests can take place while also protecting public representatives and staff.

Here, BreakingNews.ie has a look at what to expect

The HSE-funded team will begin its work on Wednesday at national deafness and hearing loss charity Chime’s Deaf Village Ireland centre.

Two men and a boy were killed in separate incidents in Dublin, Donegal and Kerry

A pedestrian in his 20s has been pronounced dead after a collision in Lisselton in Kerry in the early hours of this morning

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses after a 9-year-old boy was killed in a hit-and-run in Co Donegal overnight

Fianna Fáil TD Jim O'Callaghan and Fine Gael Senator Barry Ward spoke to BreakingNews.ie about the ugly scenes outside the Dáil, and both said prosecutions should come after the incident

The incident happened in Tallaght in the early hours of Sunday

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It follows an investigation into anti-social behaviour and firework incidents in the Stewartstown Road area of west Belfast in recent weeks.

The reality series, titled Gra Ar An Tra, will see 10 singletons try to find their match while practising their Irish language skills.