Commercial sunbed use in Ireland should be banned, according to a working group set up by the Government.

Manchester United will gear up for the Premier League run-in with an Irish training camp next month

The Taoiseach has been asked to investigate a report of a ‘misogynistic and toxic culture’ in the National Ambulance Service (NAS).

New figures published by the European Commission show 12,975 individuals made first-time applications for international protection status in Ireland in 2025 – an annual decrease of 5,460

“By their very nature, return hubs carry significant risks of human rights violations - given they operate outside the jurisdiction of the EU," she said.

Actress Pauline McLynn joined an anti-fox hunting protest outside Leinster House on Wednesday.

The State officially withdrew a total of 33 charges against Garda Peter O'Donnell, Garda Paul Baynham and Garda Niall Deegan on Wednesday.

The defective holsters were raised by Kelly during a Dáil debate on Wednesday.

Jon Boutcher also told MPs there is currently an acceptance in society of misogyny which he has never seen before.

The most fines issued among the 21 Garda divisions were to motorists in the Louth/Cavan/Monaghan division, with 505, approximately 1 in 10 of all number plate offences detected to date.

Those aged 65 and over were generally more likely to report satisfaction with their life

Chris Sununu, of Airlines for America, said the US government views the passenger cap as a ‘violation’ of the Open Skies agreements.

While in the past, Ministers have defended the plant and said it does not have links to the Russian military, it is clear that much of the alumina ends up being used for the Russian Ministry of Defence.

Irish farmers are facing rising fertiliser costs and potential supply side shortages following the escalating conflict in the Middle East, according to a grassland expert.

Legislative changes in 2024 stipulated that displaced people granted temporary protection here “shall be disqualified” from social welfare assistance

Any gift worth more than €650 must be surrendered to the state by a minister under the Ethics in Public Office Act 1995.

The latest date for substantial completion of the multi-billion-euro Dublin hospital had been April 30th.

The collision involved an electric scrambler on Bóthar Na Luachra, Shannon. The injured man was pronounced dead on Tuesday.

The PSNI has confirmed that the man, 30, is receiving medical treatment.

When asked about his “insensitive comments” when he declined to meet the Creeslough families, the Minister said that he wanted to get justice for the families and the only way to do that was to go through the court process.