auto enrolment would mean that for every €3 a worker puts towards their pension, their employer would also put €3 into the pension plan and the State would add a further euro.

The February Wind Energy Report shows that wind energy provided 41 per cent of Ireland’s electricity in February 2024, while the amount of power generated by wind farms was up by 4 per cent on last February

The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) has called on the Health Service Executive to end the moratorium on recruiting frontline patient-facing staff

Mr Gloster added that he lived in the area himself and his family attended the hospital.

12-year-old Saoírse Ruane died on Tuesday after a long illness.

The two men in their 30s and 40s, are expected to appear before Midleton District Court on Thursday morning

A look at the biggest stories in the papers on Thursday.

A 35-year-old man has bee arrested and remains in police custody.

The Belfast City and Region Place Partnership representatives described a ‘golden era’ for the economy

A tribunal was told that police mounted a covert surveillance operation following the arrest of two journalists in a bid to unmask one of their sources

The woman was very unwell when her husband began asking her to document her illnesses to the HR department of their business, the High Court judge said

A man whose conviction was overturned is challenging a Garda decision to refuse him a taxi licence

Caolan Devlin, from Coalisland in Co Tyrone, died after his car collided with a lorry

Niall Brooks (26) was sentenced to three years and three months for his role in attacking the security man at Buzz nightclub in November 2019

New documents sent to the Oireachtas Media Committee shows a number of exchanges between Siún Ní Raghallaigh and Catherine Martin

The Central Criminal Court jury hearing the trial has been told that they will be asked to return a "special verdict" under the Criminal Law (Insanity) Act 2006

Aontú is the only political party that is advocating for a No-No vote in the referendum proposals.

Eamon Ryan said he would ‘set the record straight’ with Michael O’Leary

The Office of Public Works sent the Department of Foreign Affairs a bill for €11,081 for the arrival of the Chinese delegation into Dublin Airport.

Minister for Enterprise Simon Coveney said tackling resourcing at the hospital is a ‘priority’ for the Government