Jade Wilson

For Nadiia Hulevych, there was relief when Russia left Kherson, the city captured early. ‘And then the floods came’

It’s a little complicated and like many things in the State, it usually depends on where you are

Charity rescued almost 700 animals in first quarter of year, resulting in 80 per cent increase in number of animals under its care

Burglaries traditionally more associated with winter because of longer daylight hours in summer

Conor O’Brien, the 18th Baron Inchiquin, was ‘chief’ of O’Brien clan

Passengers advised to stay in touch with airlines if there is a chance they will be flying through French airspace

Five of those who died were under the age of 30, in data released to Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín

Wildlife staff say it is a rare occurance to have more than two chicks hatch on a nest site showing ‘how suited Ireland and our lakes are’ to the bird

PixelCan installation in Dún Laoghaire by recycling programme Every Can Counts is part of its International Recycling Tour

Seizure made during search of house in Tallaght area

‘Property prices here are much too high...The difference for what they’d get in Poland is mad’

Half of survey respondents cited provision of housing by State as a significant factor

Recommendations from Residential Tenancies Board include issuing of significant fines for landlords for carrying out an illegal eviction

New to the Parish: ‘I’m still not great at identifying accents – except Cork, as every statement is like a question,’ says Juci Kulloi, originally from Budapest

‘Unprecedented’ measure gives Ukrainians right to travel and reside in Europe