Alan Mahy is now constantly monitoring the weather forecasts and has called on Met Éireann to issue flood warnings as well as wind and rain warnings in forecasts.

Micheál Martin has criticised ‘blatant misinformation, untruths and lies’ surrounding a shooting incident at a shopping centre in Carlow town

The number of children admitted to adult intensive care units doubled to 148 cases in 2023

The number of students sitting State exams has passed 140,000 for the first time

Wednesday's front pages

Speaking ahead of the engagements, Hilary Benn said the UK government is committed to repealing and replacing the Legacy Act.

Urgent action is required to mitigate the risks of disruption to energy and transport infrastructure due to climate change, according to a new report.

Sunny Jacobs died following the blaze at the Sunny Healing Centre in rural Co Galway.

Marita McCarthy told the court her son went out to celebrate the birth of his nephew and came back in a coffin.

Micheál Martin said that the opposition was to the word ‘tsar’, but ‘either way, government decides’ housing policy.

A High Court judge has given "top priority" for a case involving the granting of boat permits to ferry people to Skellig Michael

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Chef and father of two Ian Baitson died at Cork University Hospital on March 19th, 2024

The accident occurred close to chief executive of Lloyds, Eamonn Egan's, home in Maynooth, Co Kildare, on Monday morning when a tractor loader fell.

Seven men are charged with offences arising from the seizure of 2.25 tonnes of cocaine with an estimated value of more than €157 million.

Keith Canavan also said his brother had "portrayed her in the courtroom not as the woman she truly was, but as someone he could scapegoat to protect himself"

A man died in a shooting incident at Fairgreen Shopping Centre in Carlow town on Sunday.

Sean Rooney, 24, from Newtowncunningham in Co Donegal, was killed on December 14th, 2022.

He also placed the man under the supervision of the Probation Services for five years and directed him to undertake any courses they deem appropriate.

On Monday, Martin Gooney was handed a sentence of three years and two months. A post-release supervision order of 12 months was also imposed.