A garda investigation is underway after two threats were made to Minister Harris and his family in the space of a week.

INMO figures show University Hospital Limerick has the highest number waiting at 99.

Fiona Bird was summarily dismissed from her job at YAYA boutique shortly after she had made a protected disclosure to the Health and Safety Authority

John FitzGerald said Irish household wealth nationwide largely consists of people’s homes

Service on banks’ apps will allow customers to send, request, and split payments using contacts' mobile numbers

McDonald said she had to “lead from the front” in holding the current Fianna Fail-Fine Gael coalition to account

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There were gaps in people’s understanding of local supports in the event of someone dying or becoming seriously ill.

Threshold has said there must be ‘robust’ safeguards and standards underpinning any new exemptions.

There are just two confirmed candidates in the race so far.

The Sinn Féin vice president refused to be drawn on whether her own party would be running a candidate in next month’s presidential election.

The male driver (60s) and female passenger (age unknown at this time) of the second motorcycle were brought by ambulance to University Hospital Kerry for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.

Two of the charges that the man is facing are the alleged €16,000 criminal damage to the bar and burglary at the clubhouse of Wolfe Tones GAA in Shannon, which is the club of Clare All-Ireland winning senior hurling manager, Brian Lohan.

Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin are set to finalise their candidates this week.

It is understood Mr Harris is not at home currently.

The 39-year-old man is due to appear before Newry Magistrates’ Court on Monday.

Fr Brendan Kilcoyne, who is a parish priest in Balla, Co Mayo, said immigration was being “badly managed”

A death notice on Rip.ie reads that Mr O’Connor (44) passed away unexpectedly but peacefully at Knockbarry in Liscarroll.

An Coimisiún Pleanála refused planning permission for the construction of 336 new residential units at Coolcarron, Fermoy, Co Cork by Cumnor Construction Limited.