The man, who is in his 20s, said that he would beat her nine-week-old foetus out of her if she did not take the tablets on St Valentine's Day in 2020.

Margaret Loftus said she has been ‘assured’ a review will take place into misogyny within the gardaí.

Opposition parties held a protest against the Residential Tenancies Bill outside Leinster House on Wednesday.

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard that Simon and Winnie went to register the birth of 'David O'Donnell'.

The updated design is now open for consultation until March 11th.

Pat Kenny praised the 75-page report of ACP inspector, Suzanne Kehely into the proposal as “a very impressive piece of work”.

Marcus de Brun repeated a claim made in a controversial tweet in July 2021 that injecting a child with a genetic-based vaccine was “a crime against humanity”

Joe McVey also expressed concern around the funding of services for victims and survivors.

Alan Burczyk was only 11 years of age and playing basketball with his team when he fell, hitting his face against the edge of a bench.

Met Éireann has forecast that temperatures will drop to minus four on Friday night, in what will be a very cold, frosty and icy night.

The schoolboy, accompanied to court by his parents, was remanded on bail

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald said up to 60,000 renters would be hit by ‘a huge rent hike every single year’.

Taoiseach Micheal Martin was speaking during a debate about Operation Kenova in the Dáil parliament.

On Wednesday at a briefing, the HSE announced that it would clinically review the cases of 62 children who underwent orthopaedic surgery

Asked if the contract was fundamentally flawed, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said: ‘We would not take that step again.’

Rates for a three-year fixed mortgage range from 3.20 per cent to 4.85 per cent

University Hospital Limerick has the highest number of people waiting for beds at 131 patients

The pedestrian, aged in his 50s, died following the incident on the outskirts of Newtownards on Tuesday evening.

Politicians racked up almost €60,000 on their bar tabs during 2025 in the parliament’s two pubs: the Visitors’ Bar and the Members’ Bar, which is exclusively for current and former Oireachtas members.

As part of this first phase, Mr Selvadurai Nayagam reviewed the care provided to a sample of 91 children whose surgery was carried out by the individual orthopaedic consultant.