‘Never having injured myself in a foreign country before ... I worried I would have to pay hundreds if not thousands of euro for t(...)

Most Irish passengers have not made claims over last-minute cancellations in 2017

Sports bosses call on Irish Mixed Martial Arts Association to implement better safety standards

Wheelchair user Alannah Murray (21) was left in snow in Dublin last week because spaces were filled with buggies

Investigation began after two off-duty officers were allegedly seen taking cocaine in bathroom

Driver killed in car believed to be travelling along motorway in wrong direction

Simon Harris says new Bill will introduce warning labels on drinks

Hutch associate Jason Molyneux (27) shot dead on North Strand in north inner city

Opposition parties call for ‘inefficient’ State employment support scheme to be wound up

Disability campaigners say no prior notice should be necessary for train travel

Monaghan had the highest proportion of regional roads in a state of severe disrepair in 2016

Ana Liffey chief executive says ‘nimbyism’ remains a factor around placement of drug injecting facility

Hazard from flu virus recedes but risk still remains as virulent strains circulate

‘Lancet’ study in Australia finds ‘controlled drinking’ has no protective effects

TV adaptation of George RR Martin’s Nightflyers and Wolfwalkers among highly anticipated productions

Refurbished leisure facility will include 250-seat restaurant and bar when it reopens

Sector ‘immensely important’ provider of employment in Ireland, says Minister

Anti-abortion campaigners say Micheál Martin’s ‘cynical move’ is a betrayal of party

Just 4 of 25 community mental health care teams fully staffed in Galway, Mayo and Roscommon

Teacher gives undertaking at fitness-to-practise hearing not to do so again

U2, Hozier and Cranberries bandmates lead praise for Limerick’s ‘voice of a generation’

‘Capable of expressing a delicate sense of yearning in her 40s as she had been nearly a quarter of a century before’

The 46-year-old was found dead in a London hotel on Monday - no cause of death revealed

New configuration at busy city centre junction poses risks to visually impaired

Cycling campaigners lodge ‘serious complaint’ with RTÉ over segment on show

Emergency medical consultant Dr Jim Gray calls situation in Tallaght Hospital to ‘State institutional abuse’

Cause of death has yet to be established in death of man (31) named as Michael Burke

Provisional figures show rate dropped 23 per cent between October and December

Cystic fibrosis treatment had only been available to people aged 12 and over

Coppinger to raise issue in Dáil after council backed motion calling for Government to remove Skehan from position

Churchtown Stores to close as brothers Kieran, Fehan and Barry Flood decide to retire

Local Minister says Beaumont site should still be used for emergency cases

Inspectors at Dublin centre had to be locked in office during unrest

Locals fear ‘village’ atmosphere could lose out if draft planning guidelines made law

Over 100,000 passport applications processed through new online system

Patch converts visceral white fat into energy-burning brown fat

Woman found dead in her flat on St Stephen’s Day named locally as Deborah ‘Debbie’ Holmes

Woman received serious laceration to the neck and put in induced coma at hospital

Woman (25) sustained serious neck laceration during attack on Saturday afternoon

Ticket was sold in the arrivals hall of Terminal 1 on Friday, on busiest day of the year

Over one million passengers are expected to fly in and out of Dublin

Council gives green light to demolish city centre complex and build 10-storey structure

Jack Roche (73) reflects on changing neighbourhood and his plan to read Joyce

Aisling Brady (26) suffered a near-fatal blood clot while teaching in the UAE city

Orders for pills to end pregancy rise as number going to UK for terminations drops

George and Mary Sugrue provide medical care to young left languishing in institutions

Cessna177A aircraft had to change its course to a field in Meath after running out of fuel

Arrests made as part of the force’s Driving Under Intoxicant enforcement campaign

Department of Health the ‘only department’ not to allocate extra resources to refugees

Despite sluggish start, State’s intake of refugees ramped up over the latter half of 2017

Officials note that direct provision beds as temporary measure unlikely to solve problem

Busy scenes in Dublin shops but nothing reminiscent of US-style hysteria

Insurers say 78% of homes protected by demountable flood defences have cover

Residential Tenancies Board guide looks at new Rent Pressure Zone rules

Health watchdog carried out inspections of Nua Healthcare facilities in Kildare and Wicklow

Nicole Fegan (12) from Mayobridge described as a talented musician

The proposed netting described as ‘ugly’, ‘oppressive’ and of ‘negative visual impact’

New research recommends minor changes on farms to create happier bovines

Woman who lost friend and uncle in car crashes criticises gardaí over fake breath tests

Applications must be lodged by November 25th in order to be able to vote next year

Irish designers unveil prototype that calls family and gives medication reminders

Varadkar says he hopes to hold abortion referendum before next summer

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

State has European Union’s lowest rate of paediatric orthopaedic surgeons

UCD academic says Irish society must adapt to dynamics of living much longer

Oireachtas committee recommends gaps in out-of-hours social work services be addressed

Men - aged from 20s to 60s - found in possession of jewellery and ‘house-breaking’ gear

Prizes range from €250 to €1,000 for the best videos, posters, articles and podcasts

Tens of thousands face another day of disruption as rail staff to strike on Tuesday

Publication refers to Minister for Transport as ‘Ross the Boss’ and makes veiled threat over further industrial action

Union official says Arts Council had said anti-bullying measures were not its business

Councillor proposed flying flag for one month in solidarity with Catalan people

Campaigners says cityhood would boost the Louth town’s profile and performance

Weekly cost of full-day childcare rose by €7 in 2016/17, the first such increase in five years

Traffic diversions in place as some 20,000 participants take to streets of capital

Acclaimed film-maker ‘jolly’ up to his death despite battle with motor neurone disease

‘Injustice was done, wrong was done’ says Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe

Spokesman says he does not think State’s housing crisis is worse than in other countries

What’s on, how to get there, and weather for the Halloween bank holiday weekend

Survey on charities published as part of Charities 2037 report

Rail company chief was directly involved in decision to reject pay offer, committee told

Dublin man spent time in prison for robbery, carjacking and petrol bombing

Planning permission follows dispute with residents and mediation from Bertie Ahern

Brian McEnery says health watchdog was aware he gave advice to nursing homes

Commitment to improving remote controls after damage to central facility caused two days stoppage

Brexit talks ‘poison’ will harm EU/UK security co-operation, IIEA think tank hears

Rail and bus services to be restored and colleges reopen but schools remain closed

Gerard Prendergast wins DecaUK after 158 hours of running, swimming and cycling

HSE appointments, Bus Éireann services, postal services and court sittings cancelled ahead of worst storm in 50 years

Renewed public appeal following discovery of 29-year-old’s body in Coolmine in July

Irish boys rank 98th in the obesity charts and girls rank 78th out of 200 countries

Rat droppings, live cockroaches and mice discovered by FSAI last month

Che Guevara’s brother speaks about family’s Irish and Basque heritage

Employers’ federation says large companies should lead way with smaller businesses following

Records show sustained lobbying by tech giants ahead of new digital interception laws

John McGuinness calls on Central Bank to compel banks to deal with tracker issues immediately

HSE-funded Corbally House continued to provide drug after warning from authorities

President, former taoisigh, Catholic Archbishop among those remembering ex-Fine Gael leader

Environmental lobby group says its recommendations were not taken on board