A man and a woman have been arrested following an incident in Letterkenny, Co Donegal, where two gardaí (Irish police officers) were assaulted and required hospital treatment.

Irish activist Adi Roche emphasized the lasting impact of the Chernobyl disaster, stating "Chornobyl is forever," as she spoke about Ireland's significant generosity in humanitarian aid ahead of the 40th anniversary of the nuclear accident.

A family in Galway, Ireland, reportedly saved €4,000 by opting to use bicycles for most of their trips over a year, highlighting the financial and environmental benefits of reducing car dependency.

An Irish article presents a question from a reader asking for clarification on the financial benefits of switching mortgages, as they are unable to identify them.

An Irish Independent review praises 'The Dry' series but criticizes a birth scene in its new season as unrealistic.

The electoral commission in Ireland has highlighted that delayed naturalisation certificates prevented new Irish citizens from voting in the last election and has made recommendations.

The Taoiseach announced that "substantial packages" would be unveiled under agriculture and transport schemes, which are expected to lead to a significant reduction in the cost of green diesel.

Members of the Dutch House of Representatives are dismayed by persistent abuses in animal transports, particularly involving young Irish calves, despite years of calls to end their import.

Irish producer and director Baz Halpin discusses his approach to staging spectacular live events for major artists like Taylor Swift and No Doubt.

A new RTÉ show, 'Dermot Bannon’s Celebrity Super Spaces,' will feature well-known Irish celebrities, including Vogue Williams, Joanne McNally, and Aidan Gillen, showing off their homes. The program offers a glimpse into their private living spaces.

A Dáil committee chairman has criticized Ireland's rail traffic management system, which has incurred over €31 million in costs without delivery, significantly exceeding its initial €19.5 million budget.

Two Turkish citizens were arrested at Podgorica Airport after attempting to depart Montenegro using forged Irish passports. They were apprehended while trying to leave the country.

Research conducted by University College Cork and a Cork Traveller education organization has found that discrimination, exclusion, and structural inequalities against Traveller children are embedded within the Irish education system.

The Central Statistics Office reported a 3.6% increase in consumer goods and services prices in March compared to the previous year, highlighting concerns that wages in Ireland are not keeping pace with inflation.

The import of young calves from Ireland to the Netherlands persists, despite years of criticism and concerns over animal welfare during the 24-hour journey without water.

Tal and Kirish Akrish brought their third son into the world, the first to be born at the Ziv Medical Center's maternity ward since the war started more than a month ago.

Ireland's Minister is calling on approved housing groups and the Land Development Agency to address financial challenges hindering cost-rental schemes, primarily due to high debt burdens.

A new exhibition dedicated to Irish singer Daniel O'Donnell and his wife Majella has opened at the Museum of Style Icons in Newbridge, Co Kildare. The exhibition showcases items related to their careers and lives.

Chris O'Dowd is set to star alongside US comedian Bill Burr in "Bender," a coming-of-age comedy that will begin filming in Ireland this summer.

An Irish court has ruled on the appropriate sentence for a man convicted of stamping a homeless victim to death. The defense had argued that Ireland rejected the 'three strikes and you're out' principle of sentencing, leading to a complex legal decision.

An Irish housing charity, Threshold, has raised concerns that proposed planning exemptions for modular garden homes and changes to rent-a-room rules could create a "licensee loophole" in tenant protections.

The law has finally caught up with crime boss Daniel Kinahan, who is now awaiting extradition from the UAE after a decade on the run.

An Irish woman has publicly shared her experience of abuse by her former husband, who was a Garda. She described feeling "broken in every part of my life" due to the prolonged ordeal.

Roderic O’Gorman criticizes the Irish government's handling of fuel protesters and the carbon tax, arguing that concessions have set a dangerous precedent.

Applications for Irish citizenship from Americans have seen a 63% increase, with lawyers attributing the surge to policies enacted during the Trump administration. Many are seeking 'plan B' passports as a result.

An Irish union argues that thousands of civil servants should be permitted to work from home more frequently, citing high fuel prices and significant traffic congestion in Dublin City as key reasons.

Anne Chambers, known for documenting Irish historical figures, has released her autobiography 'Living Lives,' turning the focus to her own life and experiences as a biographer.

Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan stated he is "not in the slightest" worried that his statements during the fuel protests could hinder a future party leadership bid, expressing no regrets about his handling of an army request.

Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns has warned the Government that its modular homes plans risk throwing renters "to the wolves."

An Irish think tank suggests that the state's new savings scheme should target young investors with tax-free incentives, proposing Personal Investment Accounts to 'kickstart' a new investment culture in Ireland.

Ireland's energy regulator, CRU, is anticipated to be summoned before an Oireachtas committee to discuss its investigation into alleged 'price gouging' by wholesale energy companies, which have failed to pass on a 72% price drop.

An Irish study examined the effect of coffee on the microbiome and found several positive results.

Ireland's Tánaiste has stated that changes to regulations for garden cabins are intended to "remove red tape," amidst concerns that occupants of these new cabins will be considered licensees rather than tenants.

Bawag's net profit increased by 16% to 232.3 million Euros. To finance the planned acquisition of Irish PTSB, the bank's dividend policy will be 'temporarily adjusted'.

Sinn Féin argues that including cost-rental homes in private tenancy figures creates a "false impression of growth," suggesting the actual increase in private tenancies is much lower when these are excluded.

The article explores the future of Kneecap, described as the most controversial band of their generation, and questions whether their political stance will lead them to greater fame.

Fuel protests in Ireland have sparked discussions about underlying issues beyond just diesel prices, including broader societal concerns. During these protests, a Garda's home address and children's school were reportedly posted online, raising concerns about harassment.

An Irish Garda representative group has voiced concerns regarding the resources and planning for policing duties during the upcoming EU Presidency. They highlighted potential challenges and resource shortfalls for the force.

Fianna Fáil TD Catherine Ardagh has expressed "real concern" that recent changes to rental laws in Ireland could lead to "unintended consequences" for tenants, specifically regarding 'flatmate swaps'.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has defended fuel supports for households and emphasized the importance of ensuring key sectors remain fiscally sustainable, addressing concerns about rising costs across the Irish economy.

Irish politician Harris has expressed disagreement with Leo Varadkar's recent statement that urban areas fund rural Ireland, emphasizing his belief against dividing people.

Ireland's Energy Minister Darragh O’Brien has warned of a potential 4 to 9% increase in electricity costs this summer, attributing the possible hike to the conflict in the Middle East, while also calling for greater transparency on pricing.

Gardaí (Irish police) representative groups claim that Garda chiefs are 'overzealous' and too quick to suspend officers, leading to fears among officers about pursuing fleeing suspects due to potential disciplinary action.

Despite the government's €505 million fuel support package announced after protests, many families, like Susan Power's, are still silently suffering from the impact of fuel price inflation, finding the support insufficient.

A report reveals that nearly 200 patients, including children, were unable to be discharged from Irish hospitals last year because they had no home to go to. This highlights the significant impact of homelessness on healthcare services and patient flow.

The Garda Representative Association (GRA) conference will hear calls for an agreed policy to be drafted to address direct and personal threats made against members of An Garda Síochána.

Ireland's Minister for Energy has requested the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) to monitor fuel price fluctuations, attributing them to the US and Israeli war on Iran.

Irish President Connolly's inaugural international trip offered an early indication of her presidency, characterized by a willingness to speak more directly on global matters, similar to her predecessor.

A long-standing grievance among Irish speakers regarding the lack of guaranteed use of the síneadh fada by Irish bodies like the HSE and banks is coming to a head, with new legislation proposed to ensure its facilitation.

Pat McDonagh, an Irish teacher who became a successful e-learning software tycoon, left an estate valued at nearly €25 million upon his death in 2023 at age 72.

The Health Service Executive (HSE) in Ireland has destroyed or returned nearly €50 million worth of vaccines over the past two years, indicating significant wastage or over-procurement.

Irish presenter Louise Duffy shared her thoughts on maintaining privacy in the public eye and avoiding 'cancel culture' during a recent interview.

Irish architect and TV presenter Dermot Bannon shared insights into the homes of celebrities Joanne McNally and Vogue Williams, discussing unique design choices and lifestyle impacts.

The Taoiseach stated that the Irish Government is 'acutely aware' of the 'real pain and fear' caused by the recent surge in fuel prices.

A historic 1926 census has shown a significant drop in the Protestant population within the Irish Free State.

An opinion column reflects on the state of happiness in Ireland, touching upon public frustration with fuel protests and the reliability of public transport, based on conversations with citizens.

An article explores the rising number of redheads in Ireland and playfully questions if it signifies a more evolved Irish population, referencing the annual Irish Redhead Convention.

Daniel Kinahan, an alleged Irish crime boss and fugitive, has been arrested in Dubai following an arrest warrant issued by Irish courts.

An Irish Labour Court reduced an unfair dismissal award by 63% for a former executive of Elon Musk's X, bringing the total to €201,458.

The debut feature documentary 'Magilligan' by Northern Irish director Ross McClean follows former inmate Ryan Craig over six years as he struggles to navigate life after prison, with the director expressing doubt about his subject finding peace.

Dylan Magee, 33, has been jailed after being found guilty of the manslaughter of an 88-year-old man in a hospital ward in Ireland, with the verdict citing diminished responsibility.

Irish Gardaí are auctioning the final portion of a €2 million gold bullion seizure, which was confiscated as part of an investigation into money laundering for criminals.

Irish oat company Flahavan's has decided to remove the plastic scoop from its porridge products, a move that has generated significant discussion and mixed reactions among consumers.

Two Irish cabinet ministers, widely considered potential successors, have publicly pledged their support for Taoiseach Micheál Martin. This comes amidst political speculation regarding leadership.

A review of Lee Cronin's horror film 'The Mummy' notes that Irish filmmakers might not be the ideal choice for horrors primarily set in Egypt, despite producer Jason Blum's efforts to promote the project.

Two Irish schools, one from Co Laois and a DEIS school from Donegal, are set to travel to the US this weekend. They will compete against schools globally in the VEX Robotics World Championship.

People who have suffered catastrophic injuries due to negligence in Ireland are urging the government to enact legislation for annual damage payments, known as Periodic Payment Orders.

New research in Ireland indicates that nine out of ten developers are building fewer than 50 houses annually, putting significant pressure on the government's housing targets.

An Irish individual living in Berlin for 15 years shares personal anecdotes about cultural differences, particularly how Irish humor is perceived by Germans.

Irish troops are preparing for their last deployment to the UNIFIL mission in Lebanon, marking the end of a long-standing peacekeeping commitment. This final mission comes as the death toll for peacekeepers in the region continues to rise.

An Coimisiún Toghcháin reported that 97% of polling stations used in the presidential election were observed to be accessible for electors with disabilities.

A finance firm has initiated legal proceedings to repossess the house belonging to Irish entertainer Twink. The case marks a significant development in the ongoing financial dispute.

Ireland's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has raised "alarming" concerns regarding delays and cost pressures affecting major National Transport Authority (NTA) rail projects.

Irish entertainer Adele King, known as Twink, is embroiled in a new legal dispute to prevent her €1.5 million home from being repossessed. A bank claims she has failed to maintain monthly mortgage repayments.

A new study indicates that the Traveller community in Ireland experiences significantly higher levels of drug-related harm, greater barriers to treatment, and poorer outcomes compared to the general population.

Rihanna's daughter, Rocki Irish, has garnered significant attention with her debut cover shoot for 'W Magazine'.

Údarás na Gaeltachta aims to pilot an artificial intelligence chatbot fluent in Irish to provide public services by the end of 2026, enhancing access to services in the Irish language.

An opinion piece argues against recent claims of misogyny within the Dáil, stating that such accusations are often overused and that women do not require excessive protection. The author criticizes the quick application of strong labels like 'misogyny'.

Irish households could see a reduction in their electricity bills as the European Commission is urging the State to cover the costs of grid upgrades, potentially lowering taxes and charges.

The Irish Government has introduced a new national artificial intelligence (AI) training platform. This initiative aims to provide people with access to essential AI skills.

Irish workers pay less tax than the EU average with rates closer to the US than high-tax EU economies such as Belgium, France and Germany, according to analysis by the OECD.

A 19-year-old disqualified driver, described as "thrill-seeking," has been sentenced to two years in jail for leading Irish police on multiple high-speed chases.

Six readers shared personal stories about gestures and connections that helped them feel less lonely, in a discussion exploring the impact of social media and cultural shifts on feelings of isolation.

Ireland's Minister for Foreign Affairs stated there is a "substantial shift" among EU member states regarding Israel, adding that the government is making progress on the Occupied Territories Bill.

A call has been made in Ireland to move the National Lottery draw to after the 9pm watershed to prevent exposing underage children to gambling advertising.

The Taoiseach has outlined several measures to change Fianna Fáil's party structures, allowing backbenchers to influence the upcoming Budget. These changes were presented at the party's parliamentary meeting.

An internal report for Ireland's Child and Family Agency, Tusla, revealed that forged references were used for staff working in unregulated children's care homes. This discovery raises serious concerns about child safety and vetting processes.

An Irish citizen involved in a transatlantic custody dispute is alleged to have threatened to push his son's mother down the stairs while she was pregnant, a court has heard.

Dubliner Mark O’Brien, a finalist on BBC's MasterChef: The Professionals, discusses how the show has opened up new opportunities and conversations for him.

Ireland's Health Minister has stated he cannot provide a definitive completion date for the National Children's Hospital that he can guarantee. He indicated the hospital will open only 'when it's right,' suggesting ongoing uncertainty regarding its timeline.

A new exhibition in Dublin, titled 'No Irish Need Apply? The Economic History of the Irish in England', examines the lives of Irish emigrants and their descendants in England from the 19th century to the present day.

European countries including Ireland and Spain pushed on Tuesday to suspend a pact governing the EU's ties with Israel but failed to garner enough support from the bloc's other members for any action.

Irish fashion brand Primark is preparing to go public on the stock exchange, facing a more challenging market environment. The company is contending with growing competition from fast-fashion rivals like Shein and Inditex's Lefties.

Irish police (Gardaí) have launched an operation targeting e-bike and e-scooter hijackings along a Dublin greenway, searching homes and recovering stolen items.

The suspension of Detective Garda Eamon Cunnane for lending a bike has been publicly identified for the first time, with the Garda Representative Association conference stating it leaves a 'shameful stain' on the force.

Ireland's Taoiseach and Tánaiste have urged a Teachta Dála (TD) who reportedly provided a character reference for a man convicted of sexual exploitation to publicly identify themselves.

An Irish High Court is hearing the case of a minor who created a 'kill list' of care staff and is seeking detention. This child is one of six ordered into special care but unable to access beds.

The Irish economy is projected to continue growing, even under a 'severe' or 'worst-case scenario' that includes potential impacts from the Middle East. Ministers are set to receive this optimistic economic forecast.

North Cork Co-operative Creamery was fined after pleading guilty to illegally discharging polluting materials into a tributary of the Blackwater river in Ireland.

Ireland's Agriculture Minister has criticized Leo Varadkar, calling his claims that farmers 'bring big costs on Ireland' divisive. The minister's remarks came in response to Varadkar's comments on the agricultural sector.

Irish households are warned of a potential €150 increase in electricity bills this year, driven by rising supplier prices and higher network charges.

Social Democrats TD Rory Hearne called for an audit of licence agreements in the rental market, warning that their increased prevalence risks a return to 'the dark days of the tenements'.

An Irish judge will refer material from a failed €60,000 personal injury claim to the Director of Public Prosecutions after lawyers argued the collision could not have caused the claimed injuries.

An Irish financial services company has reported that over €2 million was stolen from its bank account following a sophisticated cyber attack.

An Irish fuel protest group has threatened to take further action next month, stating they will not accept being "taxed beyond" what people can afford to pay.

A woman born in Belarus after the Chornobyl nuclear accident and raised in an orphanage has shared her story, stating that the generosity of Irish people was instrumental in saving her life.

An Irish Times reader asks for advice on whether to compel her dyslexic son to use school support services, highlighting the availability of university disability support for students.

A guide highlights 15 of the best money-saving websites and tools available for Irish shoppers, aiming to help them cope with rapidly rising costs across various consumer goods and utilities.

Patricia Power, a well-known Irish quantity surveyor, expresses her desire to become a better saver and increase her pension contributions.

Two Irish councils requested compulsory purchase orders (CPOs) for vacant and derelict houses through An Coimisiún Pleanála last month. This initiative aims to address the issue of unused properties.

Tenants of Ires Reit, Ireland's largest landlord, are experiencing increased costs attributed to the firm's strict 'flatmate swap' policy, which they link to recent changes in rent regulations.

Hundreds of 'Irish crossings' on Greece's rural road network, while functional in calm conditions, become dangerous traps during bad weather. Drivers are advised on how to react when encountering these specific road signs.

An Irish woman in her 80s was granted a protection order against her estranged husband after alleging he threatened her life during a dispute over money for their baby.

New research indicates a groundbreaking potential for 'energy parks' in the Irish midlands, proposing the combination of windfarms, data centres, and manufacturing facilities to radically transform the region.

Fianna Fáil TD Willie O'Dea has publicly criticized the current Irish government, asserting that it is 'allergic to humanity.'

The article provides advice on navigating the competitive Irish banking market to find the best value current accounts for customers. It highlights recent significant changes in the Irish banking sector.

A discussion has emerged regarding whether Ireland should drill for oil, with estimates suggesting billions of barrels could be in the Irish seabed, potentially influenced by ongoing fuel protests.

Senator Eileen Flynn has reported experiencing severe online abuse and hate in the past week, following comments she made regarding recent fuel protests.

The manual gearbox is slowly disappearing from cars, with Irish drivers now buying four automatic vehicles for every manual, a significant shift from 2016. This trend highlights the quiet death of the clutch pedal in motoring.

John Scally reflects on the life and legacy of Moya Brennan, the lead singer of Clannad, known for her contributions to Irish music and her duet with Bono.

An Irish charity founded by activist Adi Roche has given children affected by the Chernobyl disaster a new lease on life, with one recipient reflecting on the profound impact on her survival.

An alleged Irish cartel boss has been arrested in a covert operation on organized crime charges, concluding a years-long international manhunt.

Daniel Kinahan, a suspected crime boss, has been arrested in Dubai based on an arrest warrant issued by Irish courts.

Dubai Police have arrested an Irish national suspected of involvement in international criminal offenses.

An employment tribunal heard that an Irish paramedic felt compelled to quit her job after allegedly being groped at work. The HSE stated its investigation was delayed by 'Covid hangover' and a long list of witnesses.

One medical consultant employed by the Irish Health Service Executive (HSE) received over €900,000 in payments last year, averaging €17,492 per week.

Three individuals convicted of murder while still minors are seeking new appeals following a 2024 change in Irish law. The new legislation removed the mandatory life sentence rule for those who turn 18 before their court process concludes.

Irish police (Gardaí) have launched an investigation after a man was attacked with a steel weapon at a house in Limerick, with initial suspicions linking the incident to a personal dispute between two males.

The Irish Supreme Court unanimously overturned a decision that a Georgian national was entitled to €21,877 in damages for a breach of his rights under EU law.

A complaint has been lodged with Mumbai Police against a woman who confronted Maharashtra minister Girish Mahajan during a BJP rally in Worli, protesting the traffic congestion caused by the event.

Irish scholar Jon Halliday's book on Enver Hoxha, titled 'The Cunning Albanian,' delves into the mysteries and intrigues of the regime, including a quote attributed to Khrushchev describing Albanian leaders like Hoxha, Shehu, and Balluku as 'worse than savages.'

Irish peacekeepers have undergone intense training, including dealing with improvised explosives and ambushes, as they prepare for deployment to a 'volatile and complex' conflict in the Middle East, specifically Lebanon.

The recent publication of the 1926 Census figures provides a unique opportunity for 10% of Ireland's homeowners to delve into the history of their homes from a century ago.

Ireland's Ombudsman for Children, Niall Muldoon, has called on the government to address a crisis in the care of vulnerable young people, describing conditions revealed by RTÉ Investigates as "stomach-churning."

Recent fuel protests in Ireland have found significant resonance within Irish American communities, sparking discussions and solidarity from Boston to local pubs.

A new exhibition at the Glasnevin Cemetery visitor centre in Dublin is celebrating the lives and legacies of 40 individuals who have made significant contributions to Ireland.

Ireland's Minister for Defence and Foreign Affairs has cautioned that the network of subsea cables off the Irish coast is vulnerable to cyber attacks, hybrid threats, and geopolitical tensions.

A hospital chief executive in Ireland has highlighted to the Public Accounts Committee what she believes are shortcomings in the way the HSE funds voluntary hospitals, calling for urgent reform.

The Irish Tánaiste ruled out the possibility of a 'mini budget' and defended the government's decision to prioritize hauliers and farmers, responding to criticism about the timing of relief measures.

Dutch veal farms are reportedly continuing to import young Irish calves, some as young as two weeks old, despite earlier industry commitments to halt such practices.

Irish fashion retailer Born is set to close its operations after 16 years, resulting in the loss of over 100 jobs across its stores located in various counties.

An Irish commission investigating sexual abuse is set to launch a public survey to gather information on cases occurring up to 2013, with the inquiry not limited to schools run by religious orders.

A contract that the Irish-founded company NewsWhip has signed with the government of Portugal is being investigated by the country’s media watchdog, following claims that its technology will be used…

Irish Minister James Lawless revealed he used AI to help write an article and emphasized the importance of all Irish workers developing skills and confidence in using AI tools.

An Irish Times journalist has launched a new book titled 'Dirty Dancing,' which delves into the 'feis fixing' scandal within Irish dancing, described as a 'quintessentially Irish story'.

The High Court in Ireland has overturned the conviction of a shooting range operator who was previously found guilty of allowing unauthorized use of the premises, after a Garda expressed concerns about alcohol and firearms being together.

The Irish trade union Siptu has requested that the Oireachtas committee summon childcare employers to account for the stalled negotiations on a pay deal. The union warns that millions in government funds allocated for the sector could remain unspent if the process does not advance.

A former Irish Teachta Dála (TD) has provided a controversial character reference, exposing a gap in existing legislation that was intended to prevent such occurrences.

BJP's Girish Mahajan was confronted by a woman in Worli during a rally linked to the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam, who criticized the traffic disruption caused by the march.

A mother of three in Ireland has been ordered to vacate her home after a Residential Tenancies Board tribunal heard that her landlord needs the house for personal use, as it is no longer feasible to live on the farm.

A new campaign group in Ireland states that the Department of Education lacks the mandate to establish Irish-language secondary schools and is seeking legislation to empower the department to promote Irish-medium education.

New research has revealed that Irish emigrants seeking a better life in the United Kingdom faced decades of significant discrimination. The study highlights the challenges and prejudice encountered by these individuals, often summarized by phrases like 'No Irish need apply.'

The Irish Coalition government is facing increasing pressure for more spending from trade unions and other groups, with commentators noting its strong financial position makes it difficult to resist these demands, similar to how it yielded to fuel protests.

An opinion piece suggests that with the impending sale of PTSB, the former Central Bank site could serve as a museum reflecting on the hubris and greed of Ireland's banking crisis.

The Irish Film Classification Office (IFCO) received complaints in the first quarter of the year regarding age classifications for six different films, including "Hamnet" and the "28 Years Later" sequel. One complainant expressed dissatisfaction, stating they "did not sleep well."

Ireland's Department of Finance released a Spring Economic Forecast showing unexpected positive figures, yet the government faces increased pressure to spend.

Ireland's Minister of State for Mental Health, Mary Butler, has publicly thanked a whistleblower who brought to light significant concerns within the Kerry Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS).

A judge was informed that an asylum seeker, despite Tusla's belief he is an adult, is being held in a children's facility in Ireland, leading to an adjournment of his age determination hearing.

The High Court has dismissed a father's case concerning his daughter who was unlawfully taken to Poland, with Judge Conleth Bradley acknowledging the man is in an "extremely distressing" situation.

A man appeared via video-link for a sentencing hearing before Limerick Circuit Criminal Court after sending online messages expressing a desire to "rape and kill a child." The court heard details of the disturbing communications.

Irish writer Paul Lynch's Booker Prize-winning novel "Beyond the Sea" has been released in Bulgarian, just days before his arrival in Sofia for the "Literary Meetings" festival.

A new trial hearing took place in Budapest for an Irishman accused of killing an American tourist in November 2024, with his lawyer requesting a new expert witness.

Applications for individual home energy upgrades in Ireland have seen a substantial increase of 186% in the first three months of the year, according to Minister Darragh O'Brien.

Ireland's attempt to extradite alleged crime boss Daniel Kinahan from the UAE is seen as a significant test for the new extradition treaty between the two countries. This development has also brought a sense of pride to Irish police involved in policing the Kinahan-Hutch feud.

An Irish family is facing a stressful situation as neighbors cite a 1960s covenant banning construction on their land, impacting their son's plans to build.

RTÉ Radio 1's decision to outsource the production of its new jingles to a UK firm has reportedly resulted in a loss of up to €100,000 in annual income for Irish artists, according to representative groups.

The Sexual Exploitation Research and Policy Institute (SERP) has called on Ireland's Minister for Justice to investigate the role of 'pimping websites' in the Republic of Ireland.

PayPal has announced plans for additional job cuts at its operations in Ireland, particularly affecting its Dublin office. The company has informed the government about these impending redundancies.

A Dubliner is on trial in Hungary, accused of killing Mackenzie Michalski, claiming her death was an accident during consensual sex.

Irish director Lee Cronin, known for his work in the "Evil Dead" franchise, has made a successful stop with a mummy film set in Egypt.

Three towns in Ireland's north-west region will benefit from new late-night bus services, operating at 1 am during upcoming May, June, August, and October Bank Holiday weekends, as well as on Culture Night. This initiative aims to improve public transport availability during peak social times.

A woman born in Belarus after the Chornobyl nuclear accident and raised in an orphanage has shared her story, stating that the generosity of Irish people was instrumental in saving her life.

An investigation by the Irish Times revealed that almost 250 US military overflights over Ireland went unreported due to an "administrative error," significantly more than previously disclosed.

Fuel protests in Ireland reportedly led to a chaotic response from Gardaí, with officers left idle at stations. The events have also drawn political commentary regarding their impact on public figures.

A glamorous Irish beautician, charged with possessing unauthorized medical products for sale, alleges she is being subjected to a "witch-hunt" and harassment.

Moya Brennan, the renowned singer from the Irish folk band Clannad, has passed away. The obituary reflects on her life and musical contributions.

An Irish truck driver from Co Wexford joined ongoing fuel protests to ensure her voice is heard, expressing skepticism that the government's recently announced support package will make a significant difference to her situation.

Columnist Brenda Power calls for an explanation from an unnamed Irish TD who provided a character reference for a convicted paedophile whose appeal was heard recently.

A historical piece explores significant Irish figures from a century ago, including Maud Gonne and Kitty Kiernan, in the context of the 1911 and 1926 census returns. It highlights changes in Ireland and the impact of the suffragette movement during that period.

Irish police are actively working to remove fake videos and harmful content spreading dangerous misinformation regarding the garda response to recent fuel blockades.

Author John Boyne shares his reflections on being shortlisted for three prizes at the Irish Book Awards in 2007 for his novel 'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas', discussing the experience of receiving recognition.

A historical feature details the surprising story of an Irish outlaw who became the progenitor of a dynasty of France's rugby forwards.

The President of Ireland stated that 'all voices' should be heard regarding fuel protests, deeming it 'a matter for the politicians,' and also expressed 'issues' with the International Protection Bill, leading to her decision to convene the Council of State.

Ireland's 1926 census has been made available online, offering new insights into the country's past. The publication reveals surprising demographic details from nearly a century ago.

News reports from The Irish Times and solicitor's videos concerning high-profile betting tipster Rob Heneghan were removed from Google search results following bogus complaints.

Irish actor Fra Fee, known for his 'oddly monikered' Instagram bio, shares his view that actors are not obligated to reveal their sexual preferences.

An Irish consumer asks about the mid-year impact of reduced benefits on their Laya Prosper Advanced health insurance scheme. The article addresses concerns about plan changes and potential alternatives.

Irish Minister for Education Hildegarde Naughton has assured parents that sufficient school places will be available for all students by September.

Irish unions are threatening industrial action, accusing the government of prioritizing business interests over the squeezed living standards of workers, according to the Ictu chief.

The Irish High Court struck down a Central Bank sanction against a fund manager, citing 'serious errors' and breaches of fair procedures during the investigation.

False claims and fake images circulating online, alleging that Irish police were refused service in Galway restaurants during protests, have been debunked.

An Irish judge granted a woman a barring order, requiring the immediate removal of her husband, after hearing evidence of alleged sexual violence.

An Irish judge expressed frustration that a money mule had not yet brought compensation to court for an elderly victim of smishing fraud.