An international report has revealed Ireland’s retail electricity prices are three times higher than the wholesale prices

TDs should be able to sign people in to Leinster House on day passes for just a few weeks while awaiting formal approval, Heather Humphreys has said.

A fund run in partnership with Community Foundation Ireland is offering grants supporting projects in education, community-development, and climate change initiatives

The woman, a passenger in the car, was brought to University Hospital Limerick for treatment of serious, life-threatening injuries.

The release of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners on Monday night features heavily on Irish front pages on Tuesday.

‘We’re urging everyone – if it’s old, broken or obsolete, recycle it,’ the chief executive of WEEE Ireland said.

She was questioned by Katie Hannon on a range of topics including her record as a government minister.

Tánaiste Simon Harris is to update Cabinet colleagues on Tuesday about a ‘substantial aid package’ to Gaza from Ireland.

There were a total of 44 suspensions in 2022, 27 in 2023, and 18 last year.

Most of the boys were between 11 and 13 years old when abused, though one victim was abused from the age of eight to the age of 13

Here, we have a look at the topics likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come

Online news outlet can now challenge the June 2025 decision of the Press Council upholding a previous decision of the Press Ombudsman regarding codes of practice

Aaron Barwell arranged for each victim to come to his residence on separate occasions, where he carried out the offences

Oleksii Oleksiyovych Lytvynenko (42) lost an appeal against an extradition order

A man in his 50’s was arrested and is currently detained under Organised Crime Legislation in the South East of the country.

Sarah Mescall died from irreversible brain damage five days after she became unwell at her family home after sniffing the contents of the deodorant

The child’s mother is still before the courts.

One of the three, John Irving (31), had 57 convictions, including for burglary, theft, arson, criminal damage and endangerment.

The Justice minister was commenting after an angle grinder was used to remove an Irish language section of a bilingual sign in east Belfast.

The new change does not affect those travelling to Ireland, Irish citizens, or under some conditions, Irish permanent residence holders