There is expected to be strong demand for accounting, insurance, engineering, science, construction, cybersecurity and social care personnel in the coming year

Alliance Party leader Naomi Long said the UK's Northern Ireland secretary should make a decision on public sector pay

Electricity and gas rates will fall by 8 and 7 per cent respectively

A series of low temperature, ice and snow warnings have been issued for the entire country

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The new recruitment drive closes in February

The alleged attack happened at a home in Ardfert at around 7:30pm on Saturday morning.

Met Éireann are warning it will be very cold overnight and early Monday morning with the danger of icy patches.

The alleged offences fall under Section 27(A) of the Firearms Act 1964 as amended.

Mr Chambers said it was important to be true to himself.

The Green Party leader said a demand-management strategy on a range of measures for the transport sector will come to Government in the coming weeks.

The Irish actor said he does not know what ‘difference’ an increased level of fame could mean.

Internal documents detail how the crackdown had been under long-term consideration with the Revenue’s Risk System Unit already working on a social media strategy as far back as July 2021.

The woman claims she was then grabbed by the hair and thrown onto the sofa while threats were made to shoot.

The man, who lived alone, was pronounced dead at the scene.

The man is currently being held in a Garda station in Cork.

The Department of Integration has been accused of u-turning on plans to house male asylum seekers.

Bobby Clifford was diagnosed with epidermolysis bullosa shortly after his birth.

There was a revenue drop of 19 million euro last year as 123,000 fewer licences were bought.

Temperatures are forecast to drop further to -4c in parts.