Vivienne Clarke

Covid cases surge: 63,954 cases reported in last five days

‘We are still dealing with a highly transmissible virus’, says HSE’s Paul Reid

Man dies in tent in Dublin city centre

Investigation under way after male’s remains discovered close to Parnell Street

Smith and Ó Ríordáin rule themselves out of Labour leadership race

‘It’s not the right time for me,’ says Smith as both back Ivana Bacik for the role

Taoiseach: Government does not intend to expel Russian ambassador

Cutting diplomatic ties ‘always the last resort’ in conflict situations, says Martin

Time for EU to introduce sanctions against Russia, Coveney says

Member states cannot ignore such blatant breach of international law, Minister says

Storm Franklin: Public warned of falling trees as 8,600 remain without power

Gusts of more than 130km/h recorded as third storm in a week batters country

Storm Eunice: Council worker dies in Wexford after being struck by falling tree

Some 28,000 properties without power as yellow level snow and ice warning in place

Covid-19: Requirement for masks in schools should be removed now, says Ryan

Taoiseach Micheál Martin says he will wear a face mask even if rules are eased

New statutory agency for domestic and gender-based violence receives support

Report recommends for the urgent provision of another 50 to 60 refuge spaces

Cost of living: Unions call for pay rises of 5.5% for private sector

Ictu general secretary Patricia King calls for relaxing of Small Benefits Exemption rules

Universal Social Charge cannot be abolished, says Donohoe

Minister for Finance denies charge had been introduced as a temporary measure

Donohoe says decision on State pension age could be made by March

Taoiseach says there are no ‘easy choices’ and any solutions must be ‘fiscally sound’

No guarantee raising pension age would breach deficit, says Naughten

Oireachtas committee chair defends report recommeding qualifying age remain at 66

Fishermen plan to peacefully disrupt Russian drills

Southwest group aims to ‘make a point’ about livelihoods and protecting biodiversity

Covid restrictions expected to ease with Nphet recommendations due

Another 5,523 PCR-confirmed cases reported; officials expected to approve end of 8pm curfew

Tullamore will rise, and it will do so in honour of Ashling Murphy

A much-loved amenity is now tainted and will forever be tainted by brutality, but it will be used

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