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Health staff strike deferred to allow fresh talks
A strike planned by workers at hospitals across the country has been called off to allow for further talks.
Central Bank warns of 110,000 fewer jobs in event of no-deal Brexit
A disorderly no-deal Brexit would result in 110,000 fewer jobs in Ireland, the Central Bank has warned.
Health staff strike deferred to allow fresh talks
A strike planned by workers at hospitals across the country has been called off to allow for further talks.
Tory leadership candidates do not have ‘serious grasp’ of Irish border issue
Candidates in the televised Tory leadership debate failed to reassure the public that they have a “serious” grasp of the Irish border issue, a businessman has claimed.
Childcare scheme ‘will put lone parents out of work’
The Government’s National Childcare Scheme will force single parents out of work, according to a representative group.
Ireland’s first National Space Strategy launched
The Irish Government has launched the country’s first National Space Strategy.
Dublin flat available to rent for £13k a month
A four-bedroom apartment in south Dublin is up for rent for €15,000 (£13,370) per month - but has so far struggled to draw interest from prospective tenants.
Murdered Ana’s parents pay tribute after tense scenes in court as teens are convicted
The parents of Irish schoolgirl Ana Kriegel have paid a moving tribute to their daughter outside the Dublin court where two boys were found guilty of her murder yesterday.
Two people charged after seizure of 320,000 euros worth of cocaine and heroin
Two women have been arrested and charged following the seizure of drugs worth more than 320,000 euro in Dublin.
Women affected by cervical cancer scandal to receive 20,000 euro payments
Women affected by the cervical cancer screening controversy will be eligible to claim a 20,000 euro payment for the non-disclosure of audit results.
'There will never be a hard border' - PM hopefuls have their say on Irish border question
The leading candidate in the race to become the next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom has said that the government will never agree to a return to border infrastructure in Ireland.
Change in PM will not move Ireland’s position on Brexit, says Coveney
A change of British prime minister will not result in a change in the Irish Government’s stance on Brexit, the Irish foreign affairs minister said.
Decision on suspension of Stormont talks imminent - reports
A decision on whether to suspend talks aimed at restoring power-sharing over the summer could be made on Wednesday, according to reports.
Suspect taken to hospital after hit-and-run collision and attempted hijacking
A man has been taken to hospital after a hit-and-run collision and an attempted hijacking in Dublin.
Taoiseach condemns treatment of ex-garda who fell pregnant out of wedlock
The treatment of a former garda who fell pregnant out of wedlock in the 1980s was “wrong on every level”, the Taoiseach has said.
Government rental scheme ‘not affordable’
A scheme in Dublin that is designed to allow low and middle income earners to rent a home is not affordable, it has been claimed.
Strike by hospital support staff can be averted, says Varadkar
Strike action by support staff at hospitals across the country this week can be averted, the Taoiseach has maintained.
Murdered schoolgirl was talented teenager who loved to sing and dance
Murdered schoolgirl Anastasia Kriegel spent her short teenage years pursuing her love of dancing and singing.
Two teenage boys found guilty of murdering Irish schoolgirl Ana Kriegel
Two teenagers have been found guilty at the Dublin Central Criminal Court of the murder of schoolgirl Ana Kriegel.
Two boys found guilty of Ana Kriegel murder
Two 14-year-old boys have been found guilty of the murder of 14-year-old Ana Kriegel in Co Dublin last year.
Three quarters of Northern Ireland asylum seekers say mental health has suffered
Over three quarters of asylum seekers in Northern Ireland say their mental health has deteriorated since coming to the country, a report has found.
Mum of rock legend Lynott laid to rest in Dublin
Irish filmmaker Jim Sheridan has said he would like to make a film about the life of Phil Lynott and his "strong" mother Philomena.
Donegal man Patrick McGinty killed after accident on quad bike
A man has died after he was thrown from his quad bike in Co Donegal.
Ireland to ban sale of petrol and diesel cars from 2030
The Government’s “bold and ambitious” climate action plan will nudge people and businesses to change behaviour, the Taoiseach has said.
Kriegel trial: Jury sent home after 11 hours
The jury in the trial of two boys accused of the murder of Ana Kriegel went home on Monday without a verdict.
Mourners pay tribute at funeral of mother of Thin Lizzy frontman Phil Lynott
Mourners at the funeral of Philomena Lynott, the mother of Thin Lizzy frontman Phil, have heard she was heartbroken and crushed when her son died as a young man.
Garda fears dissidents are uniting behind the New IRA
Security forces in the south fear dissident republican terrorists are rallying behind the New IRA - the murder gang which left a bomb under a police officer's car in east Belfast recently and gunned down journalist Lyra McKee in April.
Man accused of killing wife in Mayo arrested running naked through field
A 46-year-old man has appeared in court in Mayo charged with the murder of his wife.
Burglars loot jewellery of Donegal woman days after her funeral
Thieves broke into the home of an elderly woman and stole her sister's jewellery - just days after she had buried her.
Man in court charged with wife's murder in Co Mayo
A man appeared in court on Sunday afternoon charged with the murder of his wife.
Almost 400 sex offenders managed in community in Ireland last year
Almost 400 sex offenders were managed in communities in Ireland in 2018, the Probation Service said.
Man to appear in court after mum of three found murdered in Mayo home
A man in his 40s is to appear in a court in Castlebar, Co Mayo after a mother of three was murdered in a home in Westport.
Charlie Flanagan apologises to Majella Moynihan
The Irish Justice Minister has apologised to a former garda who faced dismissal in the 1980s after having a child while unmarried.
Joyce enthusiasts celebrate Bloomsday at Glasnevin
James Joyce enthusiasts have arrived at Glasnevin Cemetery in full costume to commemorate Bloomsday.
Man found dead at Dublin house
A man has been discovered dead at a house in Dublin.
Removing border backstop ‘as bad for Ireland as no-deal Brexit’
Leo Varadkar has said removing the border backstop would be as bad for Ireland as a no-deal Brexit.
Man arrested following woman’s death in Co Mayo
A man aged in his 40s has been arrested following the death of a woman in Co Mayo.
Rescuers discover bodies of pilot pals in plane wreckage at a remote Co Kildare field
Two friends have been found dead after an horrific incident in which their small plane crashed into a remote field.
Ana Kriegel murder trial: Jury sent home for weekend
The jury in the trial of two teenagers accused of the murder of Ana Kriegel has been sent home for the weekend.
Naomi Long: 'Deck stacked against' Stormont deal this month
Alliance leader Naomi Long has said there is "little prospect" of a breakthrough in the Stormont talks due to "tension and a lack of trust" between parties.
Bishop says sorry for friar who likened gay people to 'zombies'
A bishop has apologised for the hurt caused by a friar's comments about gay people and those who use contraceptives, likening them to infected zombies.
Eyewitness tells how aircraft 'dropped out of sky' - two dead in plane crash
Two men have been killed in a light aircraft crash in the Republic of Ireland.
Cross-border park project given £7.9m EU funding
A new cross-border park project has secured European Union funding of almost £8 million.
Garda Inspectorate launches examination of counter corruption practices
The Garda Inspectorate has launched an inspection of counter corruption practices within the Irish police.
Two dead after light aircraft crash in Co Kildare
Two men have died following a light aircraft crash in Co Kildare on Thursday evening.
Garda appeal after Longford shooting
Garda have appealed for information about a shooting incident in Longford.
Ana Kriegel jury sent home after four hours of deliberation
The jury in the trial of two teenagers accused of the murder of Ana Kriegel has been sent home after deliberating for over four hours.
Founding member of Dublin Pride backs alternative event
A founding member of Dublin’s Pride celebration will not be attending this year’s event.
'Formidable' mother of Thin Lizzy star Lynott dies after cancer battle
Tributes have been paid to the mother of the late Thin Lizzy star Phil Lynott, who has died at the age of 88.
Outrage as priest likens gay people to zombies
A bishop has been called upon to address comments made by a priest who compared gay people to zombies.
MPs reject bid to block no-deal Brexit
MPs have rejected a motion to give them control of the Commons agenda on June 25, as part of efforts to block a no-deal Brexit, by 309 votes to 298 - majority 11.
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