An Post pensioners suffering ‘real hardship’ after assurances not honoured, committee hears
Labour TD Alan Kelly said ‘it is an unfairness that needs to be addressed’
Rory McIlroy’s toe is ‘fine’ as he seeks to further bolster his legacy at PGA Championship
Scottie Scheffler is the favourite for Aronimink, but three second places have shown there is a way to beat him
‘I’ve no problem with people from the Congo or Africa’: Bertie Ahern addresses video comments
Former taoiseach, who made migration comments during a canvass, said his issue was with speed of processing in immigration system
Starmer facing ‘crisis of vision’, UK parliament hears, but has ‘full confidence’ in Streeting
UK prime minister and Labour leader met health secretary, who appears poised to challenge him, this morning
Manchester United to speak with Michael Carrick about permanent head coach role
Former player has overseen a marked improvement in mood and results, with United clinching Champions League qualification
Labour leadership phoney war set to end as real battle begins
Wes Streeting expected to fire the starting gun on Thursday on bid to unseat UK prime minister Keir Starmer
On most days, father and daughter who both need kidney dialysis barely see each other
Irish Kidney Association calls for ‘urgent action’ as organ donation falls to lowest level in five years
Free vote ‘matter of conscience’ for Government TDs on abortion reform Bill
Social Democrats leader hits out at opposition to Bill by Minister for Health and Sinn Féin as ‘shocking and disappointing’
Israel escalates attacks on Gaza since halting Iran strikes, killing 120 Palestinians
Increase in attacks on enclave further sign of stalled progress under Trump’s plan to halt Israel-Hamas war
Mayo firm must repay €100,000 after over-claiming EU grant funding
Coastal Zone Services Ltd received €549,959 in funding through grants from funding body for scientific research and innovation in the bloc
Remembrance Day: Peter Murtagh on a Wicklow golf club’s 100-year-old tradition and a very special trophy
In 1942, the year he had hoped to be playing golf in Delgany, Leslie Butler’s colleagues in the RCB instituted a prize in his name
Cartels likely to see remote corners of Ireland as access route to Europe, says senior garda
Force appeals for local vigilance along Ireland’s coastlines as smugglers seek alternative ways to Continent
Owners of back-garden modular homes face second local property tax charge, says Revenue
Even garages converted to dwellings will be liable to separate LPT charge, tax authority warns
Website targeted Irish customers with ads for well-known brands, court hears
EasyJet founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou’s Easygroup claims its EU-registered trademarks were wrongfully used
GAA take legal action against anti-immigration campaigner for selling ‘Erin Go Bragh’ jersey
Donegal man Niall McConnell accused of infringing on the GAA’s trademark
Mel Sutcliffe asset firm made threat to ‘weaponise’ legal costs to auctioneers, judge says
‘This type of high-grade weaponisation of costs would appear to be much easier in Ireland than in other jurisdictions,’ says judge
European shares rally as miners and tech sectors advance
Investors continue to weigh impact of Iran war as oil retreats slightly
Michelin-starred Glovers Alley restaurant to close for ‘number of weeks’ as chef departs
Relaunched restaurant in Fitzwilliam Hotel will reopen ‘in a number of weeks’, statement says
Ulster coach calls for consistency in ‘final before the final’ against Glasgow Warriors
Victory against URC leaders would put the province in the right frame of mind ahead of Montpellier clash in Bilbao
US Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk to attend Limerick hurling game as guest of JP McManus
American will visit Adare Manor ahead of Ryder Cup match in 2027
Woman fights court order to destroy four XL Bully dogs
Veronica Maher says pets are all she has left of husband Jason Hennessy, who was killed in Christmas Eve shooting
Delivering new cost of disability payment will be ‘so challenging’, Minister tells summit
‘We still live in a very ableist society’, one wheelchair user tells event, saying employment will not reduce costs
Louvre jewellery heist inquiry exposes ignored warnings over unsecured window
‘Systemic failures’ enabled audacious eight-minute jewellery heist, report finds
Could we be heading toward a world recession if Trump can’t broker a deal with Iran?
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Hospitality firm ordered to pay €10,000 for ‘humiliating’ remark about worker by boss
Part-time barman told WRC he had been at work for five hours without a break
Talks aimed at resolving ambulance staff industrial action set for Labour Court
Move follows 24-hour strike by National Ambulance Service workers over pay and grading
Man who stole sex worker’s phone initially thought to be crime victim after he was assaulted
Gardaí initially contacted about possible abduction after Lee Coleman (38) was seen being attacked and placed in a car
OPW to verify location of 13,500 State-owned artworks after some went missing
‘Deeply concerning’ lack of information on vast collection of paintings, sculptures and other works, TD says
Man who sued over brain injury in car crash settles action for €1.1m
Passenger who claimed he suffered a traumatic brain injury was not wearing seatbelt at the time
Gunshots fired in Philippines senate as politician wanted in The Hague remains holed up
Ronald dela Rosa is accused of crimes against humanity for his role in overseeing former president’s ‘war on drugs’
‘Daddy’s choking Mammy’: Man who pinned wife to bed avoids jail for ‘terrifying’ strangulation
Wife tells court she believes her husband’s offending is all drink-fuelled and that he ‘is not a bad person when sober’
Israeli coalition crisis pushes Knesset towards early election talks
A key ultra‑Orthodox ally has abandoned Binyamin Netanyahu’s government, collapsing the coalition’s majority amid a row over military exemptions
All-Ireland Under-20 football semi-final: Roscommon v Kerry preview, throw-in time, where to watch
Roscommon and Kerry face off in Thurles for a place in the final
Girls record man admitting sexual abuse after being cleared by Tusla, court hears
74-year-old who admitted 29 counts of sexual assault over a period of four years awaits sentencing
Irish households may invest up to €7bn in savings scheme in first year, BPFI says
There is €170bn on deposit in the State
Irish passengers among 1,700 people on cruise ship confined in France after suspected ‘stomach flu’ death
Ban on disembarking passengers is temporary and pending the outcome of medical tests, officials said
Jack Aungier to join Munster from Connacht on two-year deal
Tighthead prop made 100 appearances in six seasons at Connacht
Planned short-term letting register delayed by six months
Plans have been the subject of much internal Government debate
Search of Rathfarnham land ‘stood down’ amid inquiry into unsolved murder of property investor
Liam Murray (42) was shot dead in his home on St Patrick’s Day 2009
All-Ireland Under-20 football semi-final: Tyrone v Kildare preview, throw-in time, where to watch
Tyrone and Kildare face off in Cavan for a place in the final
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