Childline in Ireland experienced a significant increase in helpline contacts over the Easter weekend, with common themes including mental and emotional health and family relationships.

Around 2,000 SIPTU members in the National Ambulance Service in Ireland have overwhelmingly voted for industrial action, including the possibility of a strike.

A retired Garda superintendent in Ireland has been charged with corruption and facilitating a criminal organization, while a co-accused Garda faces charges of supplying confidential information.

Hauliers, farmers, and contractors are continuing protests against rising fuel costs, causing significant traffic disruption in the capital and nationwide. Concerns are growing about potential fuel shortages in western Ireland.

Protesters have blocked access to fuel terminals in Ireland, leading to disappointment from Fuels for Ireland regarding the garda response and concerns that fuel supplies to forecourts could be crippled.

Gardaí have warned motorists in Ireland of potential roadblocks to Dublin Airport and the Port Tunnel, as protests over rising fuel prices continue to cause road closures and disruption.

A 27-year-old cyclist, Johnny Santos Xavier De Abreu, was killed in a collision with a cement truck in Ireland, having been involved in another traffic incident recently.

Teachers in Ireland report living 'pay cheque to pay cheque' as recent pay rises are perceived to be insufficient, amounting to half or less than half of the inflation rate.

Rapid-access clinics in Ireland are struggling to assess patients with suspected breast cancer within the 10-day target, with over 11,600 patients not being seen on time last year, and one hospital reportedly only able to see about one in four patients within the target.

An opinion piece argues that advice for young people to cut down on small luxuries like coffee or brunches is patronizing and will not make housing affordable in Ireland. The author emphasizes that systemic issues, not individual spending habits, are the core problem.

More than 20,000 members of the ASTI union in Ireland are reportedly set to be excluded from promotional posts, a contentious issue arising from Leaving Cert reforms discussed at their annual conference.

South Africa has received its first consignment of lenacapavir, a twice-a-year anti-HIV injection, which arrived from Dublin six weeks later than anticipated.

Gardaí are investigating after a woman in her 50s was found dead at her home in County Cavan, Ireland, with a postmortem examination expected to guide the direction of the inquiry following the early morning discovery.

Ireland's blood supply has reached its lowest level this year, with only two days' supply of O positive blood remaining after a long weekend, prompting a fresh appeal for donations.

The percentage of the elderly population in Portugal who consider their health to be very good or good is among the lowest in the EU. This contrasts sharply with Ireland, which reports the highest percentage at 62%.

A notable shift is occurring in Ireland as young people are reportedly drinking less, challenging the country's long-standing pub culture. This change is surprising to many, given the historical prominence of alcohol in Irish social life.

A Department of Education survey in Ireland revealed that approximately 40% of parents desire multi-denominational schools. The survey also inquired about preferences for co-educational and Irish-medium schooling.

A national fuel protest by farmers and other groups in Ireland is causing significant traffic disruption on major routes, as demonstrators highlight high energy costs exacerbated by the Middle East war and their impact on food production.

The Teachers' Union of Ireland (TUI) is raising concerns that the teaching profession is becoming unsustainable and unattractive for many.

A wave of swimming pool closures across Ireland, with 57% of pools located in hotels, is raising concerns about the government's policies on healthy living.

New data reveals that Ireland has nearly 600 fewer frontline gardaí compared to six years ago, with a record number of police stations now lacking a dedicated garda. This decline highlights a significant challenge for national policing resources.

Over two dozen credit unions in Ireland have supported a plan to establish a new corporate body aimed at increasing their capacity to fund mortgage and small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) lending.

Ageing carers in Ireland are expressing deep concern over the lack of state support for disabled adults, fearing their loved ones will face inadequate care once they are no longer able to provide it.

The closure of the local garda station in Killeshandra, Co Cavan, has significantly impacted the community's sense of safety. A pair of yellow garda traffic cones now mark the site of the former policing outpost, highlighting the absence of local law enforcement.

A large majority of parents with children in single-sex schools in Ireland have expressed a desire for those institutions to transition to a multidenominational or coeducational ethos.

Fuel protests are causing long delays on major routes across Ireland as convoys of vehicles head towards Dublin. The demonstrations are impacting traffic flow significantly.

Tributes are being paid to Paddy Conaghan, an inspirational open water swimmer and charity fundraiser in his 80s, who completed 300 charity sea swims around Ireland before his passing.

Ireland's Court Poor Box mechanism distributed over €1.5 million to Irish charities last year, often in cases involving public order offenses.

A man from Rathmore, Ireland, and his wife are scheduled to appear in an Australian court next month, facing accusations of misappropriating charitable funds.

A report on Ireland's rapidly growing private ADHD clinics highlights issues such as delayed care and missing documentation for patients, leading some to pay hundreds to switch providers.

There are growing calls to address the 'completely unacceptable' situation in Tipperary, Ireland, where victims of sexual assault are forced to travel to Cork to receive necessary care and treatment.

A State Claims Agency review revealed that over €11.2 million has been paid out in compensation over five years to patients or their relatives due to injuries from Ireland's hospital trolley crisis.

Northern Ireland has become the first part of the UK to implement a legal entitlement for parents affected by miscarriage at any stage of pregnancy to receive paid leave.

A 20-year-old man has died following a single-vehicle collision on the Castlecat Road, Dervock, in Co Antrim during the early hours of the morning.

Ireland's Tánaiste stated that community voices are crucial in the debate surrounding International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) centres for social cohesion. This comes amid reports that asylum seeker accommodation may be exempt from standard planning objections.

An elderly woman in her 80s has died following a collision involving a bus in south Dublin, Ireland.

Donna Price shared her vivid memories of the day her son Darren was killed on the roads, marking 20 years since his death in Ireland.

The latest Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll surveyed public opinion on various issues, including the impact of war on Irish finances, the future of 'The Late Late Show,' and attitudes towards modular homes.

A columnist proposes radical changes to Ireland's prison system, including controversial ideas like Botox for inmates and questioning the lack of custodial sentences for financial crimes. The article references a specific case of a detective avoiding jail for assault.

A family-owned bus coach and hire company that operates school routes in Ireland has said that rising fuel costs could cause disruption across the industry.

Ireland Baldwin acknowledged her parents after her mother, Kim Basinger, shared a special birthday shoutout to Alec Baldwin, featuring a throwback clip from their 1991 movie.

Former international rugby players David Irwin, Luke Marshall, and Kenny Hooks have discussed the critical issue of head injuries in rugby. They explored potential measures to make the game safer during an appearance on the Ireland Rugby Social podcast.

A man in his 30s died in a single-vehicle collision that occurred shortly after midnight on Sunday, March 29, in Ballymahon, Longford, Ireland.

The Middle East war is significantly impacting Ireland, leading to concerns over cost-of-living fallout, potential major hits to tourism as Americans may reduce international travel, and government warnings for the public to conserve energy if the Iran crisis persists, including advice on carpooling and doing laundry at night.

Irish political parties are still seeking a resolution on how to permit the construction of modular homes in back gardens without requiring planning permission.

An analysis explores the significant financial outlay required to establish a coffee shop in Ireland, highlighting that initial costs can quickly deplete capital despite seemingly high per-cup prices.

Priests in Ireland are experiencing significant pressure due to heavy workloads, with one priest recounting the difficulty of finding cover even after a family bereavement.

Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow warning for Ireland, cautioning about potential severe gusts as Storm Dave approaches. Motorists, ferry, and rail passengers are advised of possible disruption, with Dublin Airport also preparing for its busiest weekend.

The Times reviews Chapter One, an Irish restaurant, posing the question of whether it is the best in Ireland. The review provides an assessment of its culinary offerings and overall experience.

The UK's cost of living champion has urged Labour leader Keir Starmer to extend the fuel duty cut, citing rising petrol prices linked to the Iran war.

Storm Dave has been named, bringing severe wind warnings, gales, rain, and 'blizzard conditions' to both Ireland and the UK for the Easter bank holiday weekend, with gusts up to 90mph expected in parts of the UK, leading to likely damage and travel disruption.

A teenage boy sustained serious injuries after his bicycle was struck by a car in Co Galway, Ireland, earlier this week.

A fleet of 950 drones created an impressive aerial display in Belfast harbor, recreating the Titanic's departure as part of the BBC 'Made Of Here' campaign in Northern Ireland.

Sean Sweeney, the New Zealander chief of Ireland's multibillion-euro MetroLink project, has resigned from his role. His departure comes as the latest cost estimates for the project are due to be submitted to the Government, potentially unsettling the construction market.

A celebrity influencer has initiated a High Court damages claim against the Web Summit company in Ireland. The case stems from an alleged breach of an agreement for the influencer to participate in the Web Summit event in Doha.

A new rule change from the Central Bank will benefit older homeowners in Ireland by exempting them from a regulation that previously hindered them when downsizing their homes.

Parents whose children attend Ireland’s largest private creche are appealing to the local council to permit the business to keep multiple structures that were built without proper planning permission.

Irish authorities have arrested two men following the seizure of approximately 50 kilograms of suspected cannabis, valued at €1 million, in Castlebellingham, Co Louth.

A commentary piece reflects on the current state of the League of Ireland (LOI) football, noting a low-key atmosphere after a recent match in Prague but emphasizing its growing importance for future developments.

Ireland's Taoiseach has stated that fuel supplies are secure until the end of April, even as hauliers have declared a "national emergency" regarding the situation.

Sean Sweeney, the director of Ireland's long-delayed MetroLink rail project, is set to step down from his €550,000-a-year role, which he took up less than two years ago.

Freddie Fox is set to make his musical theater debut in 'High Society', which will run for eight weeks at the Barbican Theatre before embarking on a UK and Ireland tour.

A new system will be launched in September, allowing parents to report concerns regarding the use of restraint in schools for pupils, alongside measures to support schools in responding to student behaviors.

Vhi, Ireland's largest health insurer, reported a 96% jump in its net surplus after tax for 2025, effectively doubling its surplus. This increase occurred as the company's membership grew for the eleventh consecutive year and after it hiked premiums twice, with Vhi stating it will reinvest the surplus in services to its members.

Hauliers, farmers, and contractors are continuing their protests against fuel costs across Ireland, causing disruption and leading the Taoiseach to threaten penalties amid concerns that pumps in the west of Ireland could run dry.

Gardaí in Ireland have officially classified the 'Lucky Dip' gang as a criminal organization, initiating a major crackdown on their activities.

The ASTI annual convention in Wexford, Ireland, will address key concerns for teachers, including stress, sick leave policies, and the adequacy of IT resources.

Ireland's Department of Education is facing a €500 million deficit, leading to a funding dispute with the Minister for Public Expenditure who is proposing an expenditure levy on other departments.

A new study by the Central Bank of Ireland indicates that Irish households hold significantly more stocks and bonds than previously estimated, with investment funds masking the true scale of their exposure.

The chair of Ireland's Oireachtas committee on artificial intelligence has warned that teachers who embrace AI will replace those who do not. The statement highlights the growing impact of AI on the education sector.

A report in Britain indicates that fires caused by e-bikes and e-scooters reached a record high last year, prompting the President of Cycling Ireland to warn about dangerous, unregulated batteries bought online.

Ireland is conducting a review of its COVID-19 pandemic response, acknowledging both praised aspects and unresolved issues like emotional toll and healthcare system failures.

Convoys of vehicles caused significant hold-ups in multiple towns, cities, and motorways across Ireland as fuel price protesters demonstrated. Organizers have indicated plans for further action following the day of disruption.

Ireland's robust economy led to a 3.4% increase in tax receipts during the first quarter of this year compared to the same period in 2025.

A government-commissioned survey in Ireland found parental support for changing the ethos in schools, with Catholic school patrons indicating openness to such changes, though the final decision rests with them.

Fuel protests are causing widespread traffic disruption across Ireland, with convoys stalling motorways as they head towards Dublin.

Ireland's Minister for Further and Higher Education, James Lawless, has advocated for reforms to the first year of third-level education, proposing a broader range of subjects before specialization.

Fuel protests are ongoing, leading to significant road delays and blockages on major routes, while the government reported an increase of €6 million in excise duties last month.

A woman with an expired visa was deported from the US back to Ireland last week to face charges of stealing two hams and cosmetics.

Three people have died on Irish roads over the Easter Bank Holiday Weekend, bringing the total road fatalities for the year to 45.

Primary school teachers in Ireland are preparing to ballot on industrial action if no progress is made in resolving issues related to money owed under a pay agreement.

Gardaí in Meath, Ireland, have issued a warning to parents after a 13-year-old boy was apprehended for erratically riding an e-scooter on the main street of Duleek.

A man from Wicklow, Ireland, is undertaking a 300km charity cycle from Bray to Celtic Park in Glasgow, channeling personal loss to suicide into raising awareness and funds for prevention.

Clonmel, Ireland, is hosting a unique 'bite-sized' festival, organized by Kate Twohig, aiming to bring beloved artists to the town and ensure its cultural vibrancy is not overlooked.

A leading geriatrician in Ireland has highlighted the digital exclusion of older people, advocating for more age-friendly online systems for services like booking match tickets and train seats.

A recent scrutiny of Garda staffing resources highlights a significant transformation in policing priorities across Ireland, signaling the end of the traditional village garda era.

The Association of Secondary Teachers, Ireland (ASTI) will hold its annual convention to discuss topics including teacher pay, workload, and the use of artificial intelligence by students.

An Garda Síochána, Ireland's national police force, has issued a public warning about significant traffic disruption expected across the country due to a planned nationwide fuel protest scheduled to begin early tomorrow morning.

A man in his 50s died in a single-vehicle car crash that occurred around 12:50 pm in Cork, Ireland.

During the first four days of a Garda Roads Policing Operation over the Easter weekend in Ireland, nearly 140 people were arrested for driving under the influence, and over 3,000 were caught speeding, including one motorist traveling 138km/h in a 50km/h zone in Tipperary.

Ireland's courts' poor box raised €1.5 million last year, with €100,000 of that sum allocated to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, a practice that has previously drawn scrutiny.

The release of the 1926 Irish census online reveals that early independent Ireland was not monocultural, providing insights into the lives, occupations, and secrets of 2.9 million people.

Met Éireann forecasts dry conditions for Ireland this Easter Monday, with temperatures expected to reach as high as 17C during the week.

RTÉ has examined recent incidents and reports related to places of worship in Ireland, analyzing what is known about them and how online reactions compare to facts. The report explores the broader meaning these incidents take on.

A significant dispute is ongoing in Ireland regarding education spending levels, with teachers demanding more resources and increased pay amidst rising inflation. The Minister for Education is seeking a substantial funding increase for special education services and school transport, while teacher union conferences are set to address these critical issues.

Teacher unions in Ireland are set to tackle major challenges in the education sector, including demands for immediate action on class sizes, pay, school funding, and teacher recruitment at their conferences this week.

Kim Basinger congratulated her ex-husband Alec Baldwin on Instagram for the 35th anniversary of their film 'The Marrying Man,' prompting a reaction from their daughter, Ireland Baldwin, in the comments.

Ireland is marking the 110th anniversary of the Easter Rising with a ceremony led by President Connolly at the GPO. This year's commemoration continues a tradition that resumed in 2006 after a 35-year hiatus due to sensitivities surrounding The Troubles.

Several flights cancelled over weekend following strong winds around country

Modular home providers in Ireland are reporting a significant increase in enquiries, with one seeing a 400% rise, following the government's stated intention to relax restrictions on their use.

The traditional Irish dish of cod and chips is now considered a luxury item as the cost of fresh cod has increased by up to 50%, impacting consumer wallets.

A fact-check is underway regarding Labour TD Conor Sheehan's claim in the Dáil that eviction rates in Ireland are currently the highest since the Great Famine.

Mary Lou McDonald has called for an urgent recall of the Dáil, which is currently on a two-week Easter break, to address a developing fuel crisis in Ireland.

Storm Dave is sweeping through Ireland with 100km/h gusts, leading to flight cancellations at Dublin Airport and leaving 3,000 homes without power. Easter revellers are advised to travel with care.

Gardaí detected more than 1,400 drivers exceeding speed limits in Ireland during the first 48 hours of the Easter bank holiday weekend.

Four individuals have been charged in court following a €7 million cannabis seizure in County Kildare, Ireland, facing allegations of possession and intent to supply.

Despite improved relations between Britain and Ireland post-Brexit, a pardon for Roger Casement, an architect of the Easter Rising hanged as a traitor, still appears far off, highlighting persistent historical disputes.

Ireland's inaugural public hearing into the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic offered revelatory and at times painful insights. The process is seen as healthy for gaining a better understanding of the most significant national crisis in the last century.

Ireland has released a positive initial assessment of its experimental basic income scheme for artists, which provides 2,000 selected creators with 325 euros per week, fostering creativity and productivity.

Trump’s war is affecting this country and this domestic economy, as many Irish people are already cruelly experiencing through higher fuel prices.

Station Island in Ireland, one of Europe's oldest and most demanding pilgrimage sites, offers a rigorous spiritual journey that is not for the fainthearted.

The Department of Justice in Ireland has issued an apology to the family of Canadian General John de Chastelain after mistakenly releasing a statement earlier reporting his death.

Gardaí detected 680 speeding drivers on the first day of an Easter road safety clampdown in Ireland, with one motorist caught driving at 147km/h in a 100km/h zone.

Firefighters in County Down, Northern Ireland, successfully saved 300 sheep after a hay shed caught fire. A telehandler was used to remove hay to assist in extinguishing the blaze.

Revised timetables are in place nationwide from today through to Monday, indicating disruptions to transport services across the country for the Easter weekend.

Residents in Rosslare, Co Wexford, Ireland, are raising concerns that their properties are increasingly threatened by coastal erosion, which is worsening in the area.

A student at the University of Limerick has resorted to living in a converted van, citing unaffordable rent prices as the reason. This unconventional choice highlights the ongoing accommodation crisis affecting students in Ireland.

Bonnie Ryan shares insights into her life in New York, highlighting how having close friends from Ireland living nearby helps her feel at home.

Sky is engaged in a campaign against the widespread use of illegal streaming devices, often referred to as "dodgy boxes," in Ireland. Despite efforts by TV companies, public use of these devices remains prevalent.

Labour TD Ciarán Ahern called for public transport to be made free in Ireland to help conserve fuel as energy prices soar, stating that tax cuts are not a solution to the crisis.

A prominent gang boss, known as 'Mr Big', was arrested in Dublin and is expected to be extradited to Northern Ireland to face charges related to the murder of his rival, Robbie Lawlor.

Luas and Iarnród Éireann services in Ireland will experience several changes and partial suspensions over the Easter Bank holiday weekend, with passengers advised to plan extra travel time.

A 27-year-old Brazilian student, Johnny Santos Xavier De Abreu, who had only been in Ireland for three weeks, was killed in a collision with a cement truck in Dublin city.

Barry Lenihan has been announced as the new Political Correspondent for RTÉ, Ireland's national public service broadcaster.

Intel is set to pay $14.2 billion to acquire Apollo's stake in a chip manufacturing facility located in Ireland, marking a significant investment in its global production capabilities.

Former Irish President Michael D Higgins condemned the 'rhetoric of militarism' and rejected calls for Ireland to become more 'lethal' during a speech at the INTO annual conference.

A bomb squad was called to the Director of Public Prosecutions office in Ireland after a suspicious package was discovered. Authorities declared the package safe, with some items sent for forensic analysis.

Two individuals are scheduled to appear in court in Ireland in connection with an ongoing investigation into alleged links between members of the gardaí (Irish police) and an organized crime group.

Ireland's Met Éireann forecasts a mild day before conditions turn unsettled, bringing wet and windy weather into the weekend.

An amateur sumo federation in Ireland is building an inclusive sport from the ground up, spanning both the north and south of the island. The organization navigates issues of identity, politics, and funding to create unity through sumo.

Because Irish is the only compulsory subject for primary and post primary education in Ireland, it’s the only subject for which an exemption can be sought or granted, a Department of Education and Youth official admitted during a recent Oireachtas committee hearing.

Irish authorities are cracking down on modified devices used to access television content illegally, raising questions about whether users of these "dodgy boxes" will become the next target.

Families in Kerry, Ireland, who previously relied on turf cutting, are preparing for the conclusion of a 15-year compensation scheme, which provided vital income, at a time when fuel costs are soaring.

Ireland’s largest teachers’ union has warned of a 'firestorm of industrial strife' starting next autumn unless pay awards are granted to compensate for soaring inflation. The warning comes as AI fears and funding rows dominate teacher conferences.

Fuel protests in Dublin, Ireland, have caused significant disruption, bringing buses and Luas trams to a standstill and blocking lines at O’Connell Bridge as demonstrations continued into the night.

Ireland's government spending has outpaced its tax intake by €200 million so far this year, with income tax receipts totaling €8.7 billion, a 6% increase.

An accused individual, charged over a ketamine seizure allegedly worth €830,000, reportedly jumped from an upstairs window, while the defense solicitor argued that recovered cash did not belong to the accused.

Fuel protesters in Ireland, organized through a TikTok account, have escalated their actions by turning O'Connell Street into a car park as part of a growing national movement.

An Garda Síochána's five-day Easter Roads Policing Operation in Ireland resulted in over 175 arrests for driving under the influence and more than 4,000 drivers caught speeding.

Northern Ireland has become the first part of the UK to grant women and their partners two weeks of paid leave following a miscarriage at any stage of pregnancy.

Eight years have passed since the ban on pubs opening on Good Friday was lifted in Ireland, prompting reflection on the change. The article discusses public sentiment regarding this policy shift.

Seaweed is gaining popularity as a food source in Ireland, with people recognizing its health benefits and increasing its use in their diet.

Eurostat data for 2025 reveals significant disparities in GDP per capita across the EU, with Luxembourg and Ireland leading, while Croatia ranks among the countries below the Union average.

A feature article explores Coláiste Íde in Co Kerry, the only girls' boarding school in Ireland where all subjects are taught entirely through the Irish language.

Health watchdogs have received reports of children feeling hungry, unsafe, and living in unstable placements within Tusla, Ireland's child and family agency, following the killing of a teenager last year.

A query details a family dispute where a woman believes her husband's brother cheated them out of their rightful share of the family farm after his intestate death a decade ago.

Ireland's largest teachers' union, INTO, has supported ballots for industrial action concerning delayed pay increases and class sizes, warning the government of new pay claims due to inflation.

One of Ireland's most under-threat criminals, James 'Nellie' Walsh, has reportedly been living a secret life in Scotland after fleeing the country more than three years ago.

A man from Drogheda, Ireland, has reported being assaulted twice and having his home attacked by masked men. He attributes these incidents to a TikTok post he made last year concerning a gangland murder victim.

The annual convention of the Association of Secondary Teachers, Ireland (ASTI) will feature debates on key issues including teacher pay, workload, and the use of artificial intelligence (AI) by students.

Irish police (Gardaí) have issued warnings about potential traffic disruption on major routes to Dublin following calls for a nationwide fuel protest.

A full program in the Premier Division of the League of Ireland saw Shamrock Rovers gain an advantage over Shels with a quick-fire brace, while Pat's struggled against Dundalk.

A woman has died in a lorry crash in Ireland, bringing the total number of road fatalities in the country this year to 43. Gardaí also reported detecting over 3,000 drivers speeding.

Northern Ireland has become the first part of the UK to introduce a legal entitlement for parents affected by miscarriage at any stage of a pregnancy to receive two weeks of paid leave.

Hairdressers in Northern Ireland are receiving police training through the PSNI's "Behind the Smile" initiative to help them recognize signs of coercive control and respond safely.

As interest in a united Ireland grows, this article explores the resurgence of Irish language and culture, and the calls from young people for a new vision for the island's future. It delves into what a united Ireland might entail beyond just unification.

The National University of Ireland is communicating Irish language exemption data directly to the Central Applications Office, which will then add it to student applications, simplifying the process for those with exemptions.

Students in Wicklow, Ireland, are finding an unusual way to unwind from Leaving Cert exam stress by participating in country jiving sessions every Friday evening.

A ceremony was held at the GPO in Ireland to honor the contribution of participants in the 1916 Rising, described as 'respectful' and 'moving.' The event was attended by the President, Taoiseach, and Minister for Defence, with members of the Army, Naval Service, and Air Corps participating.

Ireland's Tánaiste Simon Harris has stated that the world is currently experiencing the most severe energy crisis ever witnessed.

A new poll conducted by the Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks indicates that Irish leaders Micheál Martin and Holly Cairns are tied for public support, both holding an approval rating of 39%.

Studies indicate that increasing the minimum wage in Ireland has minimal impact on employment, challenging concerns that such a move would be detrimental to businesses.

A cannabis growhouse in County Wexford, Ireland, was raided and its 'gardener' jailed, thanks to a vigilant neighbor who detected the smell of cannabis.

The Irish government is facing increasing pressure from opposition parties to introduce three additional bank holidays, aligning the country with its EU neighbors.

Inspired by the new TV drama 'The Pitt', an advance care planning specialist highlights the importance of planning ahead for Irish families regarding future care.

A recent poll shows Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin is now tied with Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns as the most popular party leader in Ireland.

Storm Dave has brought strong winds and heavy rain to Ireland, leading to 17 flight cancellations at Dublin Airport, diversions to Shannon, and widespread power outages affecting over 18,000 homes and businesses. Weather warnings remain in place across the country.

A man in his 30s has died in hospital following a car crash that occurred on the R392 in Ballymahon, Co Longford, Ireland. Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to the incident.

With an increase in road fatalities, experts in Ireland are advocating for mandatory 'alcolocks' to address repeat drink-driving offenses, citing instances of drivers being arrested multiple times within a year.

A rare interview with a senior officer from the Irish Military Intelligence Service provides insight into its operations, the nature of modern espionage, and the threats facing the State.

Activists and a TD express concern that the divestment of Catholic patronage from primary schools in Ireland is progressing extremely slowly, with only one school changing patronage in two years.

A new study reveals that children aged 10 to 17 years in Ireland have the lowest protection against measles, making them the most at-risk group for contracting the disease.

Three young men from County Wicklow, Ireland, have turned a casual idea into a significant journey of faith and friendship, visiting 50 churches over 17 months.

Is electricity five times more expensive in Ireland than Spain? Sometimes, it’s even more than that.

Grace's Law, which bans scrambler bikes in Ireland, has come into effect but is considered 'effectively unenforceable' without adequate garda pursuit training.

Uncapped striker Cora Chambers has been included in new Northern Ireland boss Michael McArdle's inaugural squad for their upcoming April World Cup qualifying double-header against Malta.

Ireland is conducting trials for a new digital identification system aimed at verifying the age of social media users, a move intended to enhance online safety for minors.

Northwestern Mutual estimates nearly $1.5 million is needed for a comfortable retirement in America, while other reports suggest moving abroad to places like Cyprus and Ireland as a solution for boomers facing 'unretirement'.

New research in Ireland highlights how poverty, rather than solely personal choice, significantly influences pathways into prison, challenging common perceptions about crime and class.

A record 24,000 volunteers have taken part in Europe's largest one-day clean-up event held in Limerick, Ireland.

Updated mortgage regulations, expected to be implemented in the coming weeks, are set to provide advantages for homeowners in Ireland who are looking to 'rightsize' into smaller properties.

A new set of inspection reports from Hiqa has warned that patients in Irish hospitals are at increased risk of contracting superbugs and other infections due to staff having to deliver modern medicine in old and outdated buildings.

A hotel review praises Haddington House Hotel in Dublin as a favorite, despite some lacking in-house facilities.

The European ministers from countries including Italy, Spain, Belgium, Poland and Ireland, said they were 'appalled by the dramatic situation' in Lebanon and called for an end to 'unjustified and…

An inquest in Mayo, Ireland, has returned a verdict of medical misadventure in the death of a 16-year-old girl who sustained fatal brain injuries following surgery, reportedly due to a faulty pressure monitor.

Mubi has exclusively acquired "Minotaur," the anticipated next film from two-time Oscar-nominated Russian filmmaker Andrey Zvyagintsev, for distribution in North America, the UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Latin America.

Tracy Clifford has been dropped from her 2FM slot after a 10-year run, as RTÉ implements a new schedule to reinforce 2FM's position as the voice of young Ireland.

Seán Sweeney, the New Zealander appointed two years ago as the head of Ireland's MetroLink project, has stepped down from his role. He cited the unsustainable separation from his family as the reason for his departure, marking a new setback for the long-awaited rail project.