PrEP promotes an attitude of play now, pay later among men who have sex with men

Safe, supervised facilities will encourage drug addicts to seek further treatment

No surprise that number of women with liver failure is increasing

Six-year-old disappeared in Cashelard, outside Ballyshannon, Co Donegal in 1977

Luxury cars, motorcycles, cash, rings and Rolex watches among items seized by Cab

Crimestoppers, gardaí and car sales websites in campaign to prevent online scams

Government should honestly sell the idea to the public of safe places to inject

Two men and woman from Dublin accused of abusing president

Crimestoppers says fear of crime exceeds risk of being victim

Capital accounts for more than 80% of national increase, CSO figures show

Criminals fly into State especially to remove valuable copper worth up to €6,000 a tonne

Anti-water charges activists chant anti-Government slogans at Tipperary rally

Eurostat decision is just the latest in a long line of setbacks for the controversial utility

A chronological look at the utility from setup to Eurostat ruling

Garda top brass hint at increased road traffic resources in future

Crimestoppers report reveals proportion of calls relating to illegal cyber activity

Mr Justice Nicholas Kearns says he was ‘most unhappy at the idea of a procedural technicality trumping substantive justice’

Applause in court after four protesters immediately freed

Analysis: YouTube and Facebook key tools for protesters throughout State

Mark Nash and second man said they had killed women in ‘unprecedented’ development

Three men had refused food after transfer from Mountjoy to Wheatfield Prison

Prisoners on hunger strike say they will refuse liquids

35 animals stolen since the beginning of this year

Core supporters of the campaign will bristle with anger at jailing of protesters

Five found to have defied orders not to go within 20m of meter installations

Sentences of 28 and 56 days imposed by High Court

Socialist Party TD Paul Murphy says sentences an ‘attack on right to protest’

Treatment of Michael D Higgins by some protesters in Finglas ‘had been noted’, says Government spokesman

Race to become Garda Commissioner nears conclusion with final interviews this week

Court hears of physical attacks on workers installing meters in Dublin

Role is about keeping people safe ‘ by preventing harm and protecting people’

Assistant chief constable saw off challenge from Garda and London Met candidates

Derek Byrne among three applicants to face interview to replace retiring Matt Baggott

Garda colleagues and barrister Guerin commend whistleblower

Joe Canning bags 10 points as Mount Leinster Rangers’ dream run is ended

Allegations investigated at the time by GSOC and the Garda

Picture muddied further by new revelations

Oulart-the-Ballagh’s wayward shooting proves costly as they lose fourth final in a row

Become the first Carlow side to reach a Leinster senior club hurling final

Vincent’s scored the last four points of the game to take their first title since 2007