Tim O'Brien

Former taoiseach says ‘time, understanding and example’ needed to reach a solution to impasse

Tánaiste Micheál Martin is among those at Mass that hear of Fianna Fail councillor’s life of public service

McGrath indicates to Coalition colleagues that public bodies under their remit should maintain existing payment methods regarding cash

Journalist has edited the newspaper since October 2021 after editing the now-defunct Sunday Tribune and working for travel publisher Lonely Planet

End Child Poverty Week seminar hears of difficulties in direct provision and generational poverty

End Child Poverty Week event also heard programmes in Scotland, Finland and New Zealand had provided inspiration

Number of dogs being abandoned this year is ‘unprecedented’, says charity chief executive

Rosslare Europort, ferries at Ringaskiddy, ticketing from Dublin and train speeds mentioned in international access study

Public launch of plans for severe north Wicklow traffic congestion to be held on Tuesday

New two-way cycleway, footpaths and four new crossings on ‘inferior’ road

Late-night chaos in Agadir as screaming and car alarms wake residents to unexpected tremor

Dunshaughlin man (23) died in a collision with a bus outside Busáras in Dublin city centre at the end of August

The authority expresses concern for management of residents’ money at six Aperee Living centres

Minister for Agriculture criticised for holding virtual meeting with EU Commissioner on Nitrates Directive instead of having in-person meeting

Durkan marks 60 years with the launch of 82 homes