Dogs Trust recommends walking dogs in the cooler times of the day such as early morning or later in the evening when temperatures are not as high.

The annual list ranks cities based on factors like legal protections, equality ratings, Pride celebrations, and the strength of their local LGBTQ+ scene.

AIB Group chief executive, Colin Hunt, said AIB "profoundly regrets" that the institution had to be rescued by the State almost two decades ago

A range of stories feature on the front pages of Irish newspapers on Tuesday.

Minister James Browne is to propose former HSE chief Paul Reid as the chairman of the new State planning authority.

Former HSE chief Paul Reid is set to lead a new planning authority which seeks to replace An Bord Pleanála

Paul Murphy said he went to retrieve his confiscated phone from a Cairo police station but was prevented from leaving

A former secondary school teacher who was convicted of the oral rape of one of his students over 30 years ago has been struck off from the register of teachers

One of the boys – released on Saturday night – failed to attend his next court hearing on Monday, and a warrant has been issued for his arrest

The Communities Minister has been accused of ‘poor judgment’ over a social media post hours before Larne Leisure Centre was attacked.

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

The incident happened on the Cappagh Road on Sunday, shortly after 5pm.

There are ‘dark clouds on the horizon’, the Tanaiste warned, as looming US tariffs influenced discussions at the National Economic Dialogue.

Paul Murphy has been detained again in Egypt, according to his family

Det Gda Conroy said Mr O’Donovan was arrested as part of the investigation into the shooting, which he said was linked to “a violent feud involving the Collins family and the O’Donoghue organised crime group”.

Fingal County Council came under fire over the use of an AI image for the launch of a new food market at Swords Castle in North Dublin.

All who died in the collapse were aged 20 and 23.

The incident happened on Dean Street, Dublin 8.

Of the 35 people removed by charter flight to Nigeria on June 4th, 21 were adult male, nine were adult female and five were children who travelled as part of two family units.

Some clinics funded through the National Treatment Purchase Fund (NTPF) did not adhere to chronological scheduling standards for patients.