The Irish Times view on mobile use by drivers: a deadly habit
In the Netherlands and the UK, AI cameras are used which can detect mobile use by drivers
In the Netherlands and the UK, AI cameras are used which can detect mobile use by drivers
In victim impact statement, Peter Martin says family have had to withdraw from Tullamore club over handling of case
Speech to Congress comes amid public discontent over US president’s handling of immigration and economy
Motorist issued with 52 fixed-charge tickets in past over alleged driving offences, court hears
Land Development Agency first produced plans for south Dublin site five years ago
IHF conference in Killarney told that more accommodation stock for tourists was needed outside Dublin
Warplanes and naval assets amount to biggest US regional military build-up since 2003 invasion of Iraq
Drug withdrawn from most markets in 1961 following widespread evidence it was linked to birth defects
Country’s president says there is ‘no risk’ for those visiting for Fifa games after military killed drug lord ‘El Mencho’
Joanna Byrne, who chairs Drogheda United, says she was in main stand and not near the trouble
Binyamin Netanyahu warns Iranian military against making ‘the most serious mistake in their history’
The Garda has the highest average weekly earnings and average weekly paid hours in the public sector at €1,558.72 and 41.2 hours
Health service to open five surgical hubs and submit planning permission for two hospitals this year
Documentary accompanies Yours Eternally, a song featuring Ed Sheeran and Taras Topolia
Government last week paused controversial review of SNA allocations following widespread criticism
Real Madrid meet Benfica in second leg on Wednesday
Fighting continues in Democratic Republic of the Congo despite Qatar-mediated ceasefire efforts
Healthcare services group said it has entered 2026 with ‘strong trading momentum’ and is doing business in line with expectations
Road closed after incident at Riverstown on Tuesday morning
Woman charged with offences over alleged incidents at Dundrum, Co Dublin, last summer
US TV host made the new offer in a four-minute video posted on Instagram
Department of Finance officials warned new corporation tax break could cost as much as €120m
BPFI says the institutions ‘are fully committed to providing the relevant ATM and cash service point services as soon as possible’
Robert Sheridan was shot and killed by Joseph Richards (35) at the front door of his Ballymun home in 2018
Ireland will also face Scotland, New Zealand, Sri Lanka and West Indies in Group B
The 27-year-old Morocco international denies allegation
York Letter: British former prince Andrew’s name is being scrubbed from pubs, street signs and museums all over the UK
Longlist features two books first published in their original languages more than 30 years ago
Some footage collected in 2020 was not watched until 2022, court hears
Shares in US chipmaker surge as deal paves way for social media giant to take a stake in the group
Ukrainian president appeals to Donald Trump to visit Kyiv to ‘understand what this war is really about’
Head coach had pointed to potential title decider against France on final day of Six Nations at launch back in January
Dramatic fall in exceptional charges the major factor behind swing from €8.8m loss to €18.7m profit
Move will significantly expand capabilities of Irish Army to conduct on-island defence
‘It beggars belief that Sinn Féin wants Europe to abandon Ukraine," says Taoiseach
Firm develops and operates large-scale infrastructure
Weather warnings stretched from North Carolina to northern Maine, with some in place further north in parts of Canada
Comedian previously denied offences against four other women
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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