Transformative change to address the climate emergency is not happening fast enough, the Irish President has said.

A site at Raheen, two kilometres from UHL, was acquired by the State for a new hospital.

The affected food businesses are located in Cork, Waterford, and Dublin.

Whether they call for an ambulance, reach out to primary care, friends or family or are alone, they need to make sure that they do not delay seeking help if they feel they need it, he told RTÉ radio’s Today with David McCullagh show.

The so-called "New Orleans born" chicken brand will open its doors in Blanchardstown on June 6th.

The broadcaster is boycotting Eurovision and will show an episode of Father Ted in its place.

The girl’s mother told the WRC that the girl had told her about getting “a creepy message” from the complainant, who had asked her about her plans for the weekend.

Several businesses were destroyed in a major fire in a major fire in Waterford City over the weekend.

Collins was aged seven at the start of the offending in February 1980, and Jordan was aged 14.

Emergency medical technicians and paramedics began 24-hour strike action on Tuesday morning.

The €35 million plus vat acquisition by Cork City Council at the former Beamish and Crawford site will replace the existing library in Grand Parade which opened in 1930.

Gunshot strikes were discovered on the front door of a house in the Creggan area of Londonderry.

The strike involves pickets at ambulance depots which began at 8am, including at Davitt Road in Dublin South Central.

Pickets will be placed at ambulance bases around the country as part of the action by ambulance crews who are members of Siptu and Unite, who are engaged in a dispute over pay

Here, we take a look at the issues likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come

Tuesday's front pages

General Secretary of the Unite the Union, Sharon Graham, said Irish paramedics have been left ‘with no option but to take action’.

Micheál Martin said his party had historically made ‘very significant achievements’ in housing.

More than 2,200 pubs have closed since 2005, with the rate of closure increasing in recent years to an average of 128 per annum

Cyril Keegan (54) involved himself in a criminal scheme and acted as a “conduit” for convicted money launderer Simon Gold, helping him to defraud various injured parties, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard on Monday.