Thunderstorms and overcast conditions will bring heat wave to conclusion - though high temperatures will persist in Europe

Student Campus on Patrick Street in the city has been closed in recent weeks

Perfusionists had suspended stoppages, but will now strike for two days next week

Seven houses in Fosterstown area of north Dublin suburb targeted during incident in which wheelie bins were set alight

Oireachtas group hears that problems ongoing due to investment and operational problems

Broadcaster references ‘contractual obligation’ to show Nations League matches in September and October

Substantial share would remain below poverty line even on full-time hours, ESRI study shows

CSO figures highlight stark difference between the treatment of women working in the public and private sectors

Linda Kelly to succeed Kieran Christie as head of union representing more than 20,000 secondary teachers

Preliminary meetings fail to find common ground, with current deal set to expire on July 1st

Nursing home provides residential, respite and day dementia care

‘Talk of resignations and expression of frustration’ over CEO pay, borrowing limits and strategy

Directors held special meeting last Friday and have written to Patrick O’Donovan about their concerns

Act should allow workers to bridge gap until State pension age

Despite fears that artificial intelligence could make jobs more scarce in certain sectors, many young people say their careers could benefit from use of new technologies