Professor Colin O’Gara said dealing with mobile device overuse or addiction will be 'a mainstay treatment.'

This area of land will be searched and subject to excavation, technical and forensic examinations over the coming days.

Cliona Ward, 54, a green-card holder, who has been living legally there for around 30 years, first ran into legal trouble in March after arriving back in the US from a trip to Ireland to visit her ill father in Youghal, Co Cork.

Red paint was sprayed at the entrance to Iveagh House on St. Stephen's Green in Dublin, reading “Pal Action Ireland - US Military Out of Shannon".

Images from the European Union's Copernicus satellite show a difference in vegetation near Nenagh in Co Tipperary

University Hospital Limerick accounts for the largest number of people waiting for beds with 98, followed by University Hospital Galway with 54 and Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda with 29.

Emergency services and gardaí were alerted to the incident on Winthrop Street at 12.30am on Monday

The vast majority of messages were critical of "that scumbag" McGregor, with many accusing the UFC fighter of "hijacking our identity"

Stripe has signed an initial five-year contract as title sponsor of the annual exhibition staged in Dublin’s RDS.

A wide range of stories feature across Monday's newspaper front pages

The 56-year-old sheep farmer with land near Kenmare in Co Kerry was reported missing more than two months ago

The HSE said he was not aware of a reported CHI international investigation into the allegations

The plaque commemorates the Irish anti-war song ‘Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye’.

The event at Balcarrick Beach in Donabate, Co Dublin, was organised to raise funds for cancer care at the Mater Hospital in the Irish capital.

The HSE chief was commenting following a series of recent controversies involving Children’s Health Ireland.

Mayo manager Kevin McStay is recovering following a 'medical episode' at training on Saturday

Minister of State for European Affairs Thomas Byrne urged the EU to ‘stand firm’ in trade talks with the United States.

The accused, who resides in a Dublin 8 hostel and has a history of mental illness, was refused bail by Judge Catherine Ghent at Dublin District Court on Saturday.

An academic study on the impact of the home-visiting scheme in Darndale found it had resulted in a series of positive outcomes for children.

Figures released under freedom of information legislation by the National Transport Authority show the highest fare evasion rates in 2024 were on DART and commuter rail services with 6.9 per cent of passengers not having a valid ticket for their journey.