Sean Brown’s family criticise UK Government move over public inquiry ruling
The family of a murdered GAA official has criticised the Government’s response to a court ruling that found it was acting unlawfully in failing to order a ...
AIB’s interest income down, as rates fall
AIB’s net interest income fell by 8pc in the first quarter mainly due to lower rates, as the European Central Bank continued to ease monetary policy.
Emergency TB summit called by Minister Heydon
An emergency meeting of the TB forum has been called by the Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon with the Minister to put proposals on the table in an ef...
Rúaidhrí O’Connor: Benching Jordie Barrett would be a gamble as Leinster pray that the Saints don’t steal a march
When he planned out the season, Leo Cullen couldn’t have imagined coming into a Champions Cup semi-final in a better position.
Appeal for calm as sectarian attacks continue in Derry
Five people have been arrested since Saturday after incidents including assaults, arranged fights and vandalism.
University returns ancestral skulls to Ainu people of Japan
A handover ceremony took place at the University of Edinburgh with the Ainu Association of Hokkaido.
EuroMillions jackpot ticket sold in Irish town with winner yet to claim prize
The search is on for Ireland's latest EuroMillions winner, who scooped a €500,000 jackpot prize in the EuroMillions Plus draw, as the National Lottery urges players to check their numbers.
‘We are all incredibly proud of her achievements’ – Longford woman hailed for her role in Liverpool’s Premier League title
Fresh from securing the mantle of Premier League champions, Liverpool’s record-equalling exploits are now being extended to the part played by a Longford w...
Should commuters have to put up with interminable phone conversations, bursts of TikTok and blaring music?
Most people know incivility when they see it - and can do something about it without any need for fines or heated confrontation
See pictures from Easter commemorations in New Ross
ONE of the longest-standing traditions to commemorate the deceased members of the Defence Forces in the 1916 Rising was marked in New Ross on Easter Sunday...
Food-delivery drones could require regulation, says Taoiseach
The buzzing of drones overhead could soon give rise to regulation, the Taoiseach has told the Dáil.
Portmarnock Golf Club members to vote on proposed course changes to host Open Championship
Portmarnock Golf Club will take another step to potentially hosting the Open Championship when its 600 ordinary members vote on proposed changes to the clu...