The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation said racially motivated abuse of workers should not be tolerated.

Sgt John Kelleher said that forensic analysis was ongoing in relation in the incidence of arson at the business park earlier this summer.

The consumer watchdog has said there is no evidence of price gouging in the grocery sector

US President Donald Trump’s tariffs took effect from Thursday, with exporters in Ireland facing a new 15% rate applying to imports to the US.

The use of opioids has increased by around 25 per cent in Ireland

The woman, aged in her 70s, died following the blaze at a property in Aughnacloy on Wednesday evening.

The survey, carried out by home and motor insurance provider RedClick, found that 17 per cent of people do not lock all doors and windows when they are away.

New figures published by the National Transport Authority show passenger numbers across Public Service Obligation (PSO) services reached an all-time high in 2024

Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene of the incident on the Old Dublin Road in Nenagh shortly after 10.10pm.

Research carried out by Censuswide on behalf of Pure Telecom, found that 13 per cent of men have had a romantic relationship with an AI chatbot, compared to seven per cent of women.

A post-mortem examination was completed on his remains on Wednesday and as a result of the state pathologist’s findings, gardaí in Clonmel have now confirmed that their investigation has been upgraded to murder.

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Property developer Fraser Partners Ltd settled the case with Clifford Donaldson, who was supported by the Equality Commission for Northern Ireland, without admission of liability.

Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra, 33, was discovered unconscious on the boat at Montauk Yacht Club on Long Island.

Robert Slivar, who travelled to Cork by ferry from Zeebrugge in Belgium, was charged with cannabis possession and possession of cannabis for sale or supply at the Port of Cork, Ringaskiddy, on July 27th last.

The gardaí found a "large-scale cannabis cultivation factory" during the search, and cannabis plants with an estimated street value of more than €750,000 were seized.

Hoyda Hamad, a Syrian national of no fixed abode who has used multiple identities, was jailed for three months on Wednesday over the incident at East Wall Road, Dublin 3, on the morning of July 26th. 

Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe said the figures are ‘broadly’ in line with what was expected.

A postmortem examination was carried out at Cork University Hospital on Wednesday.

Data from the Department of Justice shows that a total of 3,440 gardaí have been assaulted while on duty since 2014.