Garda sanctioned over ‘sexual relationship with victim of domestic abuse’
The sanction imposed by a Garda Board of Inquiry
Man (24) seen acting suspiciously in central Dublin ran from garda search
A young man who ran from a garda when seen acting suspiciously in central Dublin has been fined for obstructing a drug search.
Company connected to tech businessman Mark Roden will ‘vigorously defend’ allegation over work on €3m property
A company connected to tech entrepreneur Mark Roden has said it intends to “vigorously defend” allegations of unauthorised development at a €3m property af...
Retro Irish chart: Brian McFadden scores first of three Irish number ones
IRELAND’S TOP 10 SINGLES, SEPTEMBER 9, 2004
Daniel McDonnell: Hope is short-lived as Ireland continue on sombre journey towards rock bottom
An international window that started with boos for the opposition ended with boos for the hosts.
Back-to-back defeats for Heimir Hallgrímsson as Greece cruise to victory over Ireland
In a new twist on the old phrase, it was Ireland who came bearing gifts for the visitors from Greece as Lansdowne Road was, yet again, left wide open for…
Catherine Martin rules out challenging for leadership of the Green Party
Catherine Martin appears to rule out challenging Roderic O'Gorman for leadership of the Green Party. The Minister for Children and Integration, Roderic O'G...
OECD Report exposes Ireland’s ‘underinvestment’ in education, teachers’ union says
Ireland’s “underinvestment” in education has been exposed by a new report, the country’s largest teachers’ union has said.
Major rule change as new flashing traffic light signal to come into effect
A MAJOR rule change for Irish motorists and cyclists as a new flashing traffic light signal to come into effect in Dublin’s city centre. Dublin City Council have announced the…
Northern Ireland MPs vote against winter fuel payments cut
Ten of eleven sitting local MPs vote against winter fuel payments cut
‘We are highly vulnerable’ – experts say Irish economy will lose billions to climate change amid failure to prepare
Ireland's economy is set to shrink in a matter of years because of climate change and failure to prepare for its effects.