Garda Representative Association’s annual delegate conference to begin on Tuesday

St Vincent’s had highest number of hospital-acquired infections in four-month period

Festival organisers flying in staff from abroad to work summer jobs

Seven beaches that were not awarded the flag in 2021 have been awarded for this bathing season

Support service says issues are translating to substance misuse and suicidal ideation

Christopher Hall was found dead in his house in north Dublin last November

Nine of the men who were arrested have been released without charge

Open Doors Initiative launches new employment hub for migrants and employers

Gary Reilly (28) last seen on May 3rd

Brooke Scullion (23) performed ‘That’s Rich’ in semi-final in Turin

Family ice cream business reopens in Dun Laoghaire – just in time for the good weather

Students have expressed concerns they will be unable to work abroad due to visa delays

Underground bunker found during search of property where seizures were made

Catherine Martin: ‘I’m absolutely confident your generation will be one of innovation and trendsetters’

More than 330 level-eight business courses are available in the country currently

Healthcare: choosing to study medicine is not a decision to be taken lightly

Expansion of services is necessary to increase use, commuters say

Two Cabinet members who raised concerns defended project over the weekend

Irish Water launches conservation calculator to help public reduce water wastage

Naughton says there will be ‘clear protections’ to ensure new NMH has complete operational and clinical independence

Measures seek to encourage greater public transport use by young adults

According to gardaí, the tractor left the road and entered a deep drain at Black Castle Bog

Some 14.2% of new mothers reported depression in first postpartum year, research finds

Swim Ireland said the matter was raised earlier this year, who contacted the authorities

The HSE announced in November 2020 that it had ‘temporarily paused’ the offering

The incident occurred at around 12.45pm on Tuesday

Gardaí attend scene of a serious public order incident in Inchicore on Wednesday

Officials say St Stephen’s Green not an option as planned route passes 500m from tram stop

Ceremony marks centenary of Baldonnel handover by RAF to Irish Air Service

More than 600 lots from Clonliffe College Seminary will be for sale

Residents, families and local politicians have called for mental health centre to stay open

There were 9,825 homeless people in March 2022, up 3.5% on the previous month

The HSE said the Owenacurra centre in Midleton, Cork is ’not fit for purpose’

Surge caused by supplier failing to read meter for past 24 months, TD says

Construction group calls for reform of public works contracts due to inflation

Most party codes ‘still do not cover the various types of abuse women in politics face online’, report finds

Host says there are additional costs but she has grown incredibly attached to her guests

Ireland’s first cross-regional technological univeristy serves the Midwest and Midlands region

Atlantic Technological University incorporates eight campuses across wide area

SETU to have campuses in Waterford, Carlow, Wexford and Wicklow

Review ordered after South Kerry revelations when report revealed ‘risky’ treatment

Gardaí appeal for witnesses after man in late 30s receives apparent head injury

Up to 300 in Laois, with some housed by families, but most in temporary accommodation

Flying relative of dinosaurs were able to control colour of their plumes using melanin

Irish Kidney Association launches organ donor awareness week

Aidan Moffitt (41) and Michael Snee (58) were killed in their homes in violent attacks

Met Éireann says weather is set to be unsettled for the long weekend

Irish Dental Association warns changes ‘will do little’ to address issues

Bray native best known for role in the soap in the 1990s had been diagnosed with cancer

There have been 15 confirmed cases associated with the outbreak in Ireland

Association faced a scandal in 2015 over pay and pensions for senior officials

Planning at advanced stage for regional centre to billet arrivals from eastern Europe

Impact of Covid-19 on availability of examiners forces rescheduling of tests until May 4th

Forensic collision investigators are currently examining the scene at Curracloe

System ‘under pressure’ and Government is looking at other sources of accommodation

People of Ireland Against Fuel Prices seeks fuel price caps and Eamon Ryan’s resignation

DAA says 130 security role applicants progressed through interview stage last week

DAA recommending people to arrive three-and-a-half hours before departure

Mother-of-two died on Saturday while climbing Galtymore mountain

Study found adolescents who are less well off consumed soft drinks more frequently

People ‘scraping by with little electricity’ as inflation reaches 22-year high in March

Cystic Fibrosis Ireland 65 Roses day starts on Friday

Man in his 30s fatally injured in Co Tipperary while 21-year-old dies in Co Tyrone

Rising fuel costs and torrential rains in Spain adding to shortages of food products

Rates of pay in District Court described as ‘uneconomic and unsustainable’

Son Peter Kearns says there is ‘no sadness, only celebration’

DAA facing heavy criticism over terms and conditions on offer to security staff it is hiring

Staff being hired to cut queues must be available 40 hours per week but only guaranteed 20, Dáil told

Shortfall of 100 nurse specialists as waiting lists grow – Neurological Alliance of Ireland

Taoiseach indicates Ryan and Minister of State Hildegarde Naughton to tackle problem

Gardaí and DSPCA start investigation after body of large, tan, bull terrier discovered

Hospitals experience ’considerable disruption’ as Covid patients remain over 1,600

Losses in the sector are estimated to be €160m over past 18 months, farmers say

Airport delays likely to get worse leading up to Easter, travel agents say

Emergency department taskforce asks Minister for urgent fresh public health advice

Abuse followed cut in excise duty spurred by spike in prices linked to invasion of Ukraine

The call comes after a ship was detained in Northern Ireland for being ‘unfit to sail’

Seanad candidate will focus on education and equality if elected in the Trinity byelection

Officials evaluating potential sites and facilities throughout the country

Polish ambassador writes to Michael O’Leary citing apparent airfare increase

‘Every day a neighbour brings something for us. Everybody is willing to help’

Festival a ‘great oppertunity to spread joy’ after two year hiatus

It is estimated that around 100,000 refugees will arrive in Ireland in the weeks ahead

Dublin hotel suspends appeal for clothing and toiletries after ‘overwhelming’ response

Oireachtas committee on gender equality examines recommendations of Citizens’ Assembly

Providers say much of the petrol and diesel being sold bought before excise duty cut

NUI Galway law lecturer raises concerns about tribunals, services for those in justice system

Aid from Ireland sees about 25 trucks depart from the capital carrying 500 tonnes of aid

Ryan says invasion of Ukraine has changed everything as Government works on supports

Six students from a wide range of courses share their experiences and advice

What you need to know about doing a business management degree

Awards, scholarships and grants are available to help fund your master’s or PhD

Alleged assaults on teenage girls were reported to have happened on January 22nd

Parents can book an appointment online through the HSE website

The National Women’s Council of Ireland rally will mark International Women’s Day

Temperatures to increase Saturday afternoon, ranging from 7 to 10 degrees

Last-minute flights set to be more expensive than those for next week, price analysis shows

There has been an ‘outpouring of support’ from Ireland, Charities Regulator says

Driver in his 70s dies in separate three-vehicle collision in Co Kerry

Applus+ testing service says appointments are released on a continual basis