Organisers have asked people to send in a video to show how they are celebrating

Chief medical officer continues to resist calls to support a reduction in two-metre rule

Daughter of Tyrone football manager Mickey Harte was strangled in bath of hotel room while on honeymoon in 2011

More than 100 graduate employers expected at 2019 gradireland careers fair

A number of new teaching initiatives aim to diversify the ‘white, middle-class’ profession

Synaesthesia, a rare neurological condition, causes a merging of senses that are not normally connected

A 20-year-old man is fatally injured in early morning incident in Co Leitrim

Teenager is believed to be with a 19-year-old man and going to Northern Ireland

Search takes place at sportsground on Tuesday

Bull calf quintuplets born in Kerry in one-in-11-million event

Accident occurred at Blackrock beach on Friday afternoon

Clonguish GAA club in Longford extends sympathies to the family of Ciarán O’Boyle

Two appear in court in connection with theft of statue heads at museum

More than €1,500 in cash seized and man in his 30s arreted over find

Decision follows appeal from Minister for Agriculture and legal threats at five plants

Study has, for first time, measured total mass and energy from jet driven by massive protostar

Merchants Quay Ireland says society has a duty to protect most vulnerable citizens

Car and van involved in road traffic incident around 3pm on Thursday

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Over 22,000 set to make festival journey to country estate in Portlaw this Friday evening

Dublin City Council says results significantly exceed acceptable levels for bathing waters

No arrests made during west Dublin searches, investigations are ongoing

Footballer thanked public’s help after son was missing for several days

Traffic diversions in place and gardaí at scene near Dublin’s College Green

Cockroaches were found in ‘clothes and food’, according to one complainant

Two women and one man have been arrested in connection with the seizures

Man and woman arrested following separate seizures in Dublin city and airport

The male in his 20s is the fourth homeless man to die on the city’s streets this year

‘I’m putting my energy into getting him in front of a judge,’ says Keran Byrne ahead of Keith’s Friday deadline

Funeral to take place in the Liberties in Dublin on Monday

Lord Mayor of Dublin opens book of condolence for veteran entertainer

British Medical Journal study finds link between sugary drinks and cancer risk

LGBT campaigner shares photos of husband and self surrounded by family and friends

Flights have resumed but passengers may face knock-on delays

The rat has been spotted twice by senior Fianna Fáil members

Police believe Andrei Stoian (8) may be with his mother in Ireland

Chairman says he understands why sponsorship withdrawn after ‘damaging’ RTÉ show

‘These things happen... there are plenty of old drains it could have come out of’

Drivers in Ireland with a UK licence advised to swap it before possible no-deal Brexit

100-bed Brú Aimsir hostel on Thomas Street is to shut down after almost four years

Lakers raise enough funding to renovate building and buy minibuses

Dublin Pride festival to culminate on Saturday afternoon with parade through city

Figures for last year show significant increase in referrals

Minister for Transport wants to create a ‘one-stop shop’ for aviation requirements

Victim shot dead outside Our Lady Immaculate school in Darndale on May 22nd

Suspect arrested after holidaymaker attacked with bottle at pub in Fuengirola

40th anniversary of opening of Hirschfeld Centre celebrated in Dublin

Gardaí are investigating whether latest violent incidents in the town are connected

US State department report highlights lack of convictions for trafficking

The pups, two females and one male, were all born within the same week this month

Government will have to deal with next UK PM and ‘get on with it’, Enda Kenny says

Fianna Fáil dominates council chairs including GP John Sheahan in Cork city

Co Longford partner of Fiona Geraghty also injured but in stable condition in hospital

‘It is very sad. Last night people were ringing each other. It would make you cry nearly’

‘Elsewhere’ characterised by colleague Róisín Ingle as work fuelled by a ‘curious mind’

How bad was it? Of grievances watchdog received on film, two people hadn’t even seen it

The musicians are to be given a special reception by Sligo County Council

Crash occurred on the Strokestown Road at Aughagreagh just after midday

Thousands of litres of illegal mineral oil seized at oil-laundering plant

Holiday-makers warned pig industry could be devastated by contaminated products

Polish national escaped a round-up of Jews by the Nazis when he was 10-years-old

High demand prevails in many sectors for graduates of degrees through Irish

Haircuts and mindfulness among the services aimed at giving dignity to homeless

Thousands march through Dublin in Raise the Roof protest at the housing crisis

Thousands march though the city in protest at rising homeless figures and housing crisis

Family begin fundraising to cover cost of bringing home Trinity College professor

Man in his 30s assaulted by two hooded men armed with knives

Copy of what appears to be a HSE letter said services from Donaghmede, Raheny, Edenmore and Kilbarrack were to be withdrawn

Gardaí not treating death of man, known to locals as a rough sleeper, as suspicious

Extensive independent audit will get underway in the coming days

‘I lost friends over there but you can’t cry over it, you just have to keep going’

Deer causes delays to Dart as experts mystified

A digger worth €69,000 was also recovered by police

Revised times to services into and out of Heuston station this weekend

Merchants Quay Ireland receive extension until September for facility planned since 2017

Pedestrian hit by heavy vehicle on Drum Road in Cookstown at around lunchtime

A selection of firms recruiting graduates and what they are looking for in their hires

Jamie Hawan (33) is a graduate of the Irish Management Institute Graduate Development Programme

Claire McAlinney is assistant trading manager with Musgrave

Aoibheann Maddy is one of 10 graduates from Lidl’s 2018/2019 graduate programme

Aisling Byrne (23) is a second-year trainee on the Risk Consulting graduate programme with KPMG

Aniekeme Samuel is a tax associate at PWC

Cathal Daly is country manager for Pernod Ricard covering two countries in Central Africa

Maude O’Sullivan is a graduate area manager at Aldi

Lavannia works in the Transfer Pricing department at Deloitte

Event attracted more than 100 entries from graduate employers

Environmental Pillar holds public debate to gauge stand on environmental, climate issues

Obesity expert, originally from Finglas, is to receive award for his diabetes research

Bursaries and scholarships can help you realise your goals but make sure you seek out information on available grants and funds

Arrest brings to eight the number of people detained for questioning about incident

Company, which has 116 outlets, says ‘every little bit counts’ in effort to protect environment

Motive for attack not yet established as scene sealed off for Garda technical investigation

Suspected cloned credit cards, stolen passports and driving licences found in Donegal

Gardaí are investigating the incident which occurred on April 4th

A 66-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the seizure

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Instagram helps politicians present a more rounded image. How are they getting on?

Gardaí investigating after male in his 40s hospitalised following Ballyfermot incident

The North and Border areas have seen 12 cash machine thefts in past year

An Post says the Address Point service is the first of its type in Europe