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New Dart carriages revealed ahead of entering service in 2025

Defence Forces’ culture of ‘total disrespect’ can no longer be denied, Rape Crisis CEO says

Murder investigation in Boston after Irish man attacked on St Patrick’s Day

Sandymount residents push for taskforce on works as years of disruption expected

Review calls for Ireland’s abortion rules to be relaxed

Defence Forces’ problems are of a seriousness beyond the bleakest Garda scandals

Irish health service responded ‘effectively’ to Covid pandemic, finds study

What is happening in the Dáil today - and could it lead to an election?

Bray nursing home becomes latest to close due to cost pressures

Defence Forces scramble aircraft after Russian government ships spotted off west coast

Accountancy firm reaps benefit of supporting staff’s mental health

Just 20% of employers have budget to help workers with mental health

Almost two-thirds of international students exposed to verbal or physical abuse, study finds

Changes to compulsory purchase regime would speed up process, says commission

Defence Forces ‘barely tolerates women’ and sexual and physical abuse common, review finds

Women of Honour: 12 damning findings from review of Defence Forces allegations

Need for homes on State land is clear, but is it matched by the will to make it happen?

Housing plan: Significant increase in housing densities and smaller gardens under consideration

‘I feel so safe. I can work, I can meet people’: A Ukrainian woman’s short visit to Ireland turned into a year

Women of Honour: ‘It’s been so long coming ... we are delighted to see that they are getting the measure of what’s really happened’

Over two-fifths of Ukrainian children are attending two different schools in Ireland

Women of Honour report: ‘Discernible pattern of rape, sexual assault’ among ‘criminal behaviours’ in Defence Forces

Catherine Martin says Hourigan a ‘very valuable member’ of Green Party

Tuesday's Images of the Day

Objectified, punished, watched by hidden cameras: Women in Defence Forces outline shocking behaviour they faced

Around 800 hotel rooms which house refugees to be lost this week

Ireland’s most expensive private school records pre-tax losses of €2.7m

Varadkar accuses McDonald of 'exploiting people's fears and anxieties' over housing

Women of Honour report: Defence Forces ‘barely tolerates women’ at best and ‘abuses women in ranks’ at worst

Firm involved in Mica controversy in court over claims of planning non-compliance

Paul Hyde appears in court on nine counts of failing to comply with planning laws

Housing crisis greatest concern in Ireland, EU research suggests

Biden trip to Belfast stirs concerns about slighting King Charles

Only alcohol-free bar in Dublin closes its doors

Ireland in the 1980s was a dire place - but then our new patron saint arrived

Gerard Howlin: The younger generation are screwed, and the system is stacked against them

At least 60,000 homes could be built on State land, long-awaited review finds

‘I was totally blanked’: Passport application a ‘degrading’ experience for mother of girl born through surrogacy

Pet obesity: Owners urged to practise weight management for their cats and dogs as cases rise

Women of Honour report: Statutory inquiry into military abuse likely to be recommended by review

Dog control: Tougher fines for owners and 40 more wardens under proposed law

Dublin faces years of traffic disruption as Eirgrid announces plans for major electricity works

Defamation reforms seek to clamp down on ‘libel tourism’ and anonymous online posts

Prejudice, unconscious bias, microaggressions: racism takes many forms in higher education

I feel burnt out after just four years of working as school principal. What can I do?

‘I worked harder in fifth year than in sixth’: How to get 625 points in the Leaving Cert

Family of prison officer murdered by IRA express ‘renewed hope’ after meeting Garda

Gardaí investigating Kerry Babies case hope to have DNA test results by end of week

Monday's Images of the Day

Angry scenes at Galway County Council meeting over ‘land grab’ by city council

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