Mohamed Okda (30) attacked married woman who was drunk and upset
Oisín McGrath (13) died from a playground punch nearly three years ago
Man believed to have broken into house and hijacked cars
British prime minister reported to be ‘anxious and despondent’ at dinner with EU chief
Applications are open, but there won’t be one for everyone who wants to be in the audience
Justin Comiskey’s back pain disappeared when he switched to a stand-up desk
From the tracker mortgage scandal to closed branches and ATMs loaded with €50 notes
Survey of personnel reveals plummeting morale and increased stress across ranks
The Pfizer Healthy Town initiative is on a mission to improve cardiovascular health in the Offaly town, with free public talks, CPR training, advice and support on offer
Departments want to increase uptake and counteract ‘negative’ media coverage
ESB Networks hopes to have full service restored by the middle of this week
New rules to ensure ‘proper timetable of beneficial work’ for those not studying topic
Uncertainty after prime minister takes unprecedented step of intervening in region
Firm may bring in compulsory checks for external workers after one-in-seven test positive
Philip Lane says vast majority of confirmed cases to get refunds before Christmas
‘Legacy’ wristband campaign aimed at highlighting union’s ‘kick in the teeth’
Childcare for all ages is heavily subsidised here, and standards are excellent
The Catholic RUC officer Adrian McKinty consulted for his Troubles series on what he got right and wrong and why his books matter
London focus on preparing for frictionless Border appears to be shelved
Former taoiseach tells New York audience UK has not drafted trade deals for 40 years
Probably wise: the last time the Danes were this underestimated, they did quite well
Former stalwart relishing new role with Munster after injury ended his playing career
The banks’ rip-off of customers is not a scandal. It is either a miracle or a crime
With eight lanes for much of its length the M50 is Ireland's biggest road and one of its most congested. Some of its regular commuters share their stories.
New emigrants to Australia see better life and career prospects despite recovery at home
One day event organised by Local Enterprise Offices, Enterprise Ireland, IDA, Údarás na Gaeltachta and WDC to be held in Galway on November 9th
Great golf, excellent restaurants and world-class accommodation ensure Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coast never disappoints
The pension savings gap has increased by 38 per cent since 2010 and Ireland now has the second-highest gap in eight EU countries surveyed
With winter just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to prepare your home for the cold months ahead. Follow these ten easy steps to keep your home toasty and efficient
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