What will €525,000 buy by the coast in Curracloe or close to tech hub in Ringsend?
Two homes, one price: a three-bed bungalow in Co Wexford or a two-bed cottage in Dublin 4
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More than 27 million seized in a week: the front line in Ireland’s fight against cigarette smugglers
Republic being used as gateway for smuggling into UK as organised crime drives growing black-market trade across Europe
‘Potential to be transformative’: Hiqa to look at including breast density in screening
Dense tissue has more cells that can become cancerous and it can make scans difficult to read
Flood victims experience fear, anger and despair, study finds
Irish university study finds rise in post-traumatic stress, chronic anxiety and depression after weather events
Luas burnt out during Dublin riots arrives home after €5m repairs in France
Tram set ablaze during rioting in November 2023 when windows were shattered and burning bin brought on board
Eviction notices served on 36 homes in Wexford withdrawn
Landlord company Patchflow Ltd acknowledges ‘stress’ caused to tenants, says further discussions will take place
What will €425,000 buy in France, Greece, Sweden, Barbados and Co Wexford?
One price, home and away: A house beside Curracloe beach: a lodge with a private berth; and more
RTB opens investigation into 36 evictions in Wexford housing estate
Housing Minister denies evictions are connected to new tenancy rules
What will €650,000 buy by the coast in Co Wexford and Dún Laoghaire?
Two homes, one price: A bungalow in Bannow or a fourth-floor apartment at The Anchorage
‘This is really scary’: Wexford housing estate residents issued with 36 eviction notices
The notices, which affect about 100 people including children, were received on Friday
Man (31) sentenced to six months for causing death of unborn baby in Co Wexford road crash
Saoirse Aylward’s son Jax was stillborn following incident on N25 in January, 2024
Woman whose unborn son died after car crash calls for recognition of such babies as separate victims
‘Acknowledgment of the full harm caused matters, not only to me, but to my family and to the memory of my son,’ Saoirse Aylward said
Women farmers for climate: ‘We are passionate about soil health, animal care, biodiversity’
A recent event, Rooted in Strength: Women, Climate and Food Justice, celebrated women farmers
Met Éireann to replace countrywide weather warnings with new local system
Polygon-based process will divide the country into sub-county zones
Ireland’s aspen may not be as lonely as feared, but it is overlooked and under pressure
With this native tree threatened by overgrazing, experts have set up a clone bank in Co Wexford
Jen Bray: ‘When I was getting so anxious about book publicity, I had to examine why’
The journalist and debut novelist on a life-altering attack, forging a career in writing and learning to take risks
Court orders postponement of Irishman Seamus Culleton’s deportation from US
Kilkenny native is being held in Ice detention camp in Texas after his arrest in September
Seamus Culleton was facing drug charges at the time he moved to United States
District Court in New Ross issued arrest warrants in 2009 for arrest of man being held in detention centre in Texas
Flood payments worth average of €613 sent to 133 people in first round of relief scheme
Dublin, Wicklow and Wexford householders make up majority of initial Storm Chandra assistance funding
Experts call for tighter air pollution rules as tougher standards loom
Ireland’s air quality meets existing requirements but falls short of new criteria
Deirdre Masterson: I was gutted to miss out on a chance to sing alongside Pavarotti
Award-winning Irish soprano on her two middle names, her happiest times and her biggest career regret
Superintendent used reasonable force when striking fleeing ex-garda with baton after chase, jury finds
Second civil trial for Det Supt Rory Sheriff in four months after jury failed to reach conclusion
Jury asked to decide if sergeant used ‘reasonable force’ after baton strike on ex-garda
Retrial begins in case where John Bowe (41) alleges he was unlawfully struck after high-speed chase
Procurement for Greater Dublin drainage scheme to begin 14 years after project announced
Cabinet also to hear how age-verification social media pilot for under-16s could start within weeks
Enniscorthy to get interim flood defences amid fears of further flooding in Leinster and Munster
Government ‘will do all we can’ to provide aid and prevention measures, Enniscorthy residents told
‘It’s 50/50 if we keep going’: Wexford fishmongers hit with second flood in months
Toddy and Tara Roche faced with ‘tough’ decision on whether to move business or stay
Fresh flood risk for eastern and southern counties as new rain warnings issued
Micheál Martin set to visit flood-hit towns in Carlow and Kilkenny
Poulaphouca reservoir may need to release held rainwater, increasing flood risk in Kildare and Dublin
Levels at State’s largest artificial reservoir have increased quickly in recent weeks
Storm Chandra: Flooding possible in ‘many areas’ as further rain forecast
Businesses hit by Storm Chandra floods may get State funding of up to €100,000
More flooding expected as rain falls on saturated ground again
Carlow, Kilkenny, Dublin, Wexford, Wicklow, Waterford and Louth under status yellow rain warning
What will €485,000 buy in Norway, Greece, Spain, Italy and Co Wexford?
One price, home and away: From a detached house near Rosslare strand to a Norwegian chalet
Water supplies return in north Dublin; those affected by storm urged to take photos of damage
Met Éireann puts status yellow rain warning in effect for Wexford, Wicklow, Waterford, Carlow, Dublin and Kilkenny
Communities bracing for more rain in areas already battered by Storm Chandra
Wexford County Council warns of ‘high risk’ of more flooding in Enniscorthy over bank holiday weekend
Saturated areas could see more flooding as new rain warnings come into effect, says Met Éireann
Status yellow rain warning to affect counties already deluged by Storm Chandra
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