Force satisfied Nóirín O’Sullivan’s ‘systems secure and no evidence of compromise’
Victim (18) of attack left with severe injuries, fractured eye socket and also dislocated jaw
Houses undervalued by nearly 15 per cent in 2015, scope for price rises into 2017
Chief Justice appears to respond to controversial comments by Shane Ross
In 2016 Revenue applied charges to more than 70,000 packages adding an average €33 in tax per parcel
Media groups sign declaration promoting journalism as way of countering hate crime
Judge realises a member of her wider family knows a relative of the accused
Mikhail Khodorkovsky says Ireland only state that acted on his conviction
President commends Islamic Cultural Centre in Dublin as it celebrates 20th anniversary
Interview: Party’s leader says he is ‘absolutely determined’ to lead its recovery
Cliodhna Thornton dies in fall and a second woman is injured at incident near Moycullen
Despite retiring from UCC a decade ago, Áine Hyland is heavily involved in education activites on a daily basis
Figure for a family of four does not include going on holidays
Questions about the single market, impact on universities and economic questions
Brendan Howlin says austerity policies have left ‘dangerous’ void at heart of Europe
About 3,840 children have life-limiting conditions that benefit from palliative care
Study will explore risks for survivors who stop hormone treatment to get pregnant
Proceedings taken against Accident Claims Helpline Ltd website
Man who lost wife and daughter in crash caused by learner driver calls for legislation
Investment of €86 million attracts leading scientists into UL’s Bernal Institute
Scientists at Maynooth help develop means of tracking work of immune system’s T-cells
Pontiff: ‘Remaining only at the level of the law is equivalent to thwarting faith and mercy’
There is no sin that God’s mercy cannot reach, says Pope Francis in Apostolic Letter
Review advises greater support for teachers who lack formal science qualifications
New Bill could also see secondary pupils becoming members of boards of management
Reports of some type of charge was ‘least surprising news of the year’
Marrakesh conference agrees to work out a rule book by December 2018
High tea: Guinness World Records marks new feat in field of ‘bungee dunking’
New species of frog extends its legs and flashes its orange groin to startle predators
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