The fashion retailer will close all Irish stores with the loss of almost 350 jobs

162 out of 520 candidates did not pass the fitness test last year.

Nationally, 403 patients were waiting in emergency departments, while 196 were in wards elsewhere

Award-winning children’s author Sarah Webb believes it has never been more important to find books for children.

€211 million was made at the toll in 2024, up nearly 11 per cent on the previous year.

A coroner ruled the soldiers’ use of lethal force in the ambush in Clonoe, Co Tyrone, in 1992 was not justified.

An application was made to develop a petrol station, shop and memorial garden at the site of the Creeslough explosion.

On Wednesday, gardaí searched a property in Bettystown.

The survey of 1,000 people in Ireland was carried out as part of Deloitte’s Digital Consumer Trends report.

The Ballymacombs More Woman has been hailed as ‘one of the most important archaeological discoveries on the island of Ireland’.

US President Donald Trump and Ukraine dominate the front pages of Thursday’s papers.

The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council said Government needs to ensure there are enough construction workers for infrastructure projects.

The reform would see MLAs and Northern Ireland MPs contributing to debates.

Last month, the not for profit Partas lodged plans with South Dublin County Council for an aerial food delivery hub for the Tallaght Enterprise Centre and the hub is part of Manna Drone Delivery Service’s ambitions to make 1 million deliveries this year.

Opposition parties have put forward a range of proposals.

In one incident, Patrick Harty (51) stole a handbag, containing gifts and unopened cards intended for the bride, during a wedding.

Planning rules on cabins and modular homes in back gardens could be relaxed as part of Government efforts to tackle housing supply issues

Christopher Byrne (29) with an address at Belcamp Crescent, Priorswood, Dublin 17 pleaded guilty to a count of affray at the former Crown Paints factory site

The Fianna Fáil candidate secured 96 votes in a secret ballot of TDs, ahead of Sinn Féin’s Aengus O Snodaigh on 66.

"This isn't a soapbox where you can get up and say whatever you like. So, go away, go please!" said the judge to Marcus Sweeney