The State received a €31 million dividend

An audit of the country's intensive care units shows they are operating at near max capacity

She is stepping down from her role as chief executive and general secretary of the nursing union

Men accounted for all of the fatalities

The man aged in his 30s was arrested following the incident in Dublin city centre on Tuesday

The Data Protection Commission said it was notified by the HSE of breaches of security regarding paper records held at external storage facilities

Gardaí are being provided with an additional 10,000 'Drugwipe' test kits this year

A 10 per cent decrease for both electricity and gas rates will take effect from July 1st

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The DPC is the lead EU regulator for a number of major international tech firms, including Google, Meta, Microsoft, TikTok and OpenAI

The all-island report found that the number of trips from the Republic to Northern Ireland has ‘increased dramatically’ over the past decade

The body of 24-year-old Lee Slattery was discovered near Moyross in Limerick in 2010.

Minister for Social Protection Heather Humphreys was launching a charter aimed at encouraging businesses and employers to hire young people

Inspector Tony O’Sullivan told Fermoy District Court that in the early hours of October 2nd, 2022 a black Range Rover Discovery was observed driving erratically in Fermoy town centre

The group of demonstrators, who were sitting in the public gallery, got to their feet and chanted pro-Palestinian messages.

Marian Agrios was running for a seat on Louth County Council.

Mary Lou McDonald told the Taoiseach: ‘You shouldn’t have to go out on a canvass to tell you how bad it is out there.’

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said the momentum around reducing emissions is ‘not fast enough’.

Change will leave dealers with handover and aftersales business

A man in his 30s was arrested for alleged offences under the Firearms and Offences Weapons Act