Victim of fatal stabbing is convicted killer who had ‘turned his life around’
A sister of tragic victim Dan O'Sullivan said 'we want him to be remembered for what we know him as' - as Gardaí are set to launch a murder probe
Man due in court after body discovered at a residence in Co Donegal
A man is due in court this afternoon in relation with the discovery of a man’s body in Co Donegal over the weekend.
‘The drug that changed it for me was benzodiazepine… then I realised I couldn’t control it anymore’ – Dean Duggan on addiction
‘I was dead inside,” says Dean Duggan (35) simply. “My mind had gone, I’d lost everybody and everything, but I was lucky – I went to prison.”
Economic and well-being gaps between Northern Ireland and the Republic are ‘widening’, new study shows
New ESRI report suggests economic output per capita is 57% higher in the Republic
Ireland bird flu ‘pandemic’ fears as interactive map shows every reported case
Ireland's health officials have issued a warning over the spread of bird flu, urging the public not to touch sick or dead wild birds, as an interactive map shows the…
Minister appoints co-chair to US-Ireland R&D Partnership steering group
Experienced pharma and biotech specialist Dr Rob Grundy takes on role for three-year term
Ireland’s best takeaways as nominees announced for Deliveroo Restaurant Awards
Customers who cast their vote for Ireland’s most loved restaurants in their local area will be automatically entered into a draw to win €150 in Deliveroo credit
Man arrested by gardai investigating discovery of body in Donegal
The man, aged in his 60s, was arrested on Monday morning.
Ecuadorian voters re-elect incumbent president Daniel Noboa
His opponent, leftist lawyer Luisa Gonzalez, vowed to seek a recount over what she described as ‘grotesque’ electoral fraud.
Government’s encryption row with Apple ‘really strange’, expert says
Robin Wilton said the Government’s approach ‘did not make a huge amount of sense’.
‘They gave us a lesson the last day’ – Tyrone eye up Armagh revenge after easing past Cavan challenge
It’s often said that league is league, and is not to be taken too seriously, but Tyrone boss Malachy O’Rourke is not forgetting the hammering Armagh dished...
Jack Chambers says minimum wage hikes and pension auto-enrolment likely to be delayed ‘a number of months’ amid international economic uncertainty
The deadline for the introduction of the pension auto-enrolment scheme is now “likely to be pushed beyond September”, Public Expenditure Minister Jack Cham...