Singer in Dublin to promote musical ‘The Last Ship’, due here next year

European Commissioner for Human Rights focuses on laws in Republic and North

Gardaí discover cocaine and large quantity of tablets during raid at industrial estate

Cold weather expected to set in from Thursday morning

300 people attend summit organised by National Youth council

State Claims Agency (SCA) established in 2001 as reaction to surge in compensation claims being taken against State

Safefood Ireland research shows childhood obesity to cost island of Ireland billions

Campaigners ‘shocked’ at comments made by Eileen Gleeson about helping homeless

Multiple syringes were either unlabelled or insufficiently labelled, says Hiqa report

Taoiseach’s downplaying of homeless figures fails to reflect the reality on the ground

Victim (44) sustained four gunshot wounds to the leg in alleyway

Teacher (21) from Co Clare was last seen in French town of Annonay on Wednesday

Former UCD student union president removed after students voted to impeach her

Motorists urged to avoid driving through flood waters and watch out for mudslides

Twelve inner city trainees have been honoured as they ‘Leap’ to the workplace

More than 150,000 people must make alternative travel arrangements due to action

‘Latte Levy’ would see each takeaway beverage costing additional 10-15 cents

Arnel and Ayaan Azad were last seen on Tuesday when they left Limerick home with their father

Tom Dempsey who has not had raise for 10 years says Government holds key to ending dispute

Woman (64) was guest at Connemara Lake Hotel in Oughterard

Companies could face fines if they fail to remove posts which risk prejudicing criminal trials

ESB Networks hopes to have full service restored by the middle of this week

Department of Foreign Affairs confirms a man in his 60s has died while on holiday

The project aims to help vulnerable young people in ‘hot spots’ across the country

Some 140,223 vehicles checked as part of the 24-hour operation by An Garda Síochána

Repair crews were hampered by heavy rain and high winds during Storm Brian

Thea Foster-Lee, who saved her mother from a knife attack, also recognised at awards

Department of Foreign Affairs providing consular assistance to man’s family

Two wind-surfers rescued with ‘extremely severe’ conditions expected around country

Peter McVerry Trust initiates their emergency response protocols

Luas cancelled and schools closed on Tuesday morning; Gusts continue but will fade overnight

Embassy staff visit Dubliner who has yet to be released despite being cleared of all charges

Met Éireann issues status Yellow warning for storm-force winds, heavy rain and high seas

Dog, named Bill, was involved in operation involving gardaí and Revenue officials

Dublin is experiencing the worst backlog with almost 12,000 drivers seeking test date

Egyptian authorities have not yet begun to process paperwork for Mr Halawa’s release

It has been two weeks since the Cairo court found the Irish man not guilty of all charges

Man in his 20s is being treated at University Hospital Galway after being discovered at 3am

Members of the public have been asked to submit suggestions by November

Streaming service moves to increase cost of some of its popular subscription plans

Robbers ran away with cash through UCD campus

Respreeza used to treat alpha-1 - a hereditary condition that is unusually common in State

Chief points to ‘worrying trends’ in data and the internet’s influence on sexual violence

A quarter of calls to the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre last year came from male victims

Eight deaths reported to the CSO in 2016 where the cause of death was AIDS or HIV

300 senior officers expected at two-day Garda ‘think-tank’

Union wants increase to the capacity of the health service, in terms of staffing and beds

Despite increase in house prices, Varadkar does not envisage hike in property taxes

Irish citizen was cleared of all charges relating to a protest in Cairo in August 2013

Union calls on Government to invest in publicly-funded third level education

‘We must stop our existence being used and abused,’ says leading disability campaigner

‘The attitude that you have three pints and mosey on ... some people never make it home’

Grace Roche was frustrated with not getting overalls and boots that fitted her properly

Brexit is a big concern and how it will impact on business and family

Martin Kehoe jnr was working at a grain store when he was overcome with fumes

Kathleen O’Toole claims changing An Garda Síochána requires ‘cohesive’ management

Waiting list of 29 for CMH, 20 of whom are referrals from Irish Prison Service

Gearing up for the next season of the TV show are Irish participants including two ‘sisters’ from the Liberties, a Nigerian-Irish (...)

Zainab Boladale, the new co-presenter of ‘News2Day’, is happy to see diversity on TV

62-year-old detained arrested in connection with the murder of two INLA members

Officers set to search part of the river which runs along the three-acre Chapelizod site

Residents close to the Mater Dei hub in Drumcondra fear ‘new ghetto’

Risk-taking and growing culture of chemsex are key factors behind rise of STIs, experts say

Targeted digs to start at Chapelizod site this week as investigation reaches ‘critical’ point

Bayley is serving 40 years in prison for the rape and murder of the Irish woman

Mental Health Commission concerned about the safety of two residents at Lois Bridge