The man’s access to his children will be subject to testing negative for drugs and will be terminated if he returns a positive result

The President was admitted to St James’s Hospital on Thursday after feeling unwell

Figures published by the Central Statistics Office show the multinational sector in Ireland contracted by 6.8 per cent in 2023

The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal over a dispute related to an alleged €6.6 million shortfall out of €53.7 million paid by the HSE

More than a dozen countries previously suspended funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees

The liquidation petition is being advanced by the Revenue Commissioners which claims it is owed €572,000

The High Court heard Sarah Mahoney suffered injuries to her face and arm following a fall in Kilkenny City four years ago

A solicitor told the High Court that gardaí had 'made 20 efforts to serve the order'

An ice warning covers all counties from 6pm on Friday until 9am on Saturday.

Police are appealing for information over the incident in Crumlin, Co Antrim, on Thursday evening.

People will vote on March 8th on proposed changes to the Constitution

Media minister Catherine Martin said she was focused on appointing a new chair for the board.

Three drivers were arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving on National Slow Down Day

Leonard Iliuta (36) pleaded not guilty to sexual assault at Dublin District Court

Mari Hurley has been appointed to the role vacated by Richard Collins last year

Growth in the domestic economy last year was far below what was expected by the Department of Finance

Sales of electric vehicles are not keeping pace with the overall market growth, up just 1.4 per cent on the first two months of last year

Detectives are appealing for information following the serious assault on Thursday.

The AIB S&P Global manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index for Ireland rose to 52.2 last month from 49.5 in January

The Dublin-based airline said it will be forced to make ‘minor schedule changes’.