While co-working costs, utility and transport costs have dropped, high rent and rising food prices drive overall living costs in Dublin up.

Further and higher education minister James Lawless said his office had received a protected disclosure about the electrician qualification process.

Barry Reddan, 65, pleaded guilty at Letterkenny Circuit Court to one count of attempted robbery

He had been hired in April 2023 by a contractor who carried out retrofitting and maintenance work on social housing properties

Paul Givan has come under fire over a visit to Israel last week, during which he told officials to publicise a visit to a school in Jerusalem.

Tánaiste Simon Harris said it was ‘frustrating’ that Fine Gael’s candidate was asked about Mr Yates’ smear comments while he was being paid by another party.

A man who died following a road collision in Co Carlow on Saturday has been named

Following a surge in support for Sinn Féin, bookmakers Ladbrokes have made them the likeliest to land the most seats at the next general election

There is a limit to what Ireland can do for immigrants, the Tánaiste said, as he claimed people wanted to ‘shut down debate’ on the matter.

Ukrainian refugees will now only be provided state accommodation for 30 days, down from 90.

Former Fine Gael Minister and political commentator Ivan Yates provided services to Fianna Fáil's presidential candidate Jim Gavin

All individuals were removed on a chartered flight which left Dublin Airport on Monday evening for Georgia.

The former home of Daniel Kinahan was sold at auction for over €930,000 - the highest figure achieved for any confiscated asset to date.

DJ Carey's sentencing takes centre stage on most of the front pages of Irish newspapers on Tuesday.

Ruth Lawrence and boyfriend acted as "tag team" to "lure" drug dealer to their home to murder him, jury hears

Gardai say the woman in her 30s was treated at the scene on Halloween before being brought to hospital.

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Some moments defined the headlines, others defined generations. But can you remember what decade they actually happened in?

Ireland's critical infrastructure is "extremely vulnerable" to cyberattacks, a cybersecurity expert has warned

The teacher, the young women, or the school cannot be identified by order of the court.