In-depth analysis reveals the scale at which tickets are being resold for inflated prices

‘If it wasn’t for Brexit I wouldn’t give up my British passport as I do see myself as British’

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Unaffordable rents are now number one issue for St Vincent de Paul’s clients

Ireland ‘a long, long way from solving homeless crisis’ – Social Justice Ireland

Key consumables such as diesel, petrol and alcohol remain unaffected in Budget 2016

Garda was shot dead by dissident republican after responding to disturbance in Omeath

Fitzgerald offers condolences after garda shot in Louth by dissident republican

Report recommends financial incentives for pharmacists to supply generic drugs

Outpatient lists up 563 per cent since June despite initiatives by Leo Varadkar

European Union’s data protection supervisor says relations with US at a crossroads

Areas include Waterford’s Copper Coast, the Marble Arch Caves in Fermanagh and Cavan, and the Burren Cliffs of Moher in Co Clare

Journalist Valerie Cox gives evidence to commission of investigation into incident

The funeral takes place of retired Garda Colm Cullen who was paralysed in a collision in 1992

Four Lucan Educate Together schools launch ‘inclusive’ co-ordinated admissions system

Strategy aiming to increase employment by 15% criticised by disability advocacy groups

Gráinne Healy tells Corbyn’s first party conference of referendum campaign

‘Highly worrying’ that report finds former garda commissioner destroyed ‘8-10 bags’

Campaign based on series of articles and infographics published by The Detail website

Retired Garda says robbery attempt may have been prompted by ‘blue flu day’

State watchdog Hiqa inspectors witness ‘inhumane or degrading treatment’

Man involved in incidents of ‘sexual nature’ with another resident and staff member

Aosdána honour given by President Higgins for singular, sustained distinction in arts

Criticism comes in wake of apparent move against Chilean survivor Juan Carlos Cruz

Ireland at ‘critical juncture’ ahead of general election, pro-choice conference hears

Mary Lou McDonald says report shows Taoiseach’s ‘ineptitude and duplicity’

DUP leader to use procedural manoeuvres to stop Stormont posts going to SF or SDLP

Sinn Féin leader says demonstration got ‘out of hand’ but response was ‘disproportionate’

Fianna Fáil leader accuses Sinn Féin of ‘duplicity and dishonesty’ over North crisis

Jean-Claude Juncker says nearly everyone in Europe has been a refugee at some stage

New audits by National Board for Safeguarding Children published

President says recession was hitting income as membership numbers declined

Crew member expresses anger at French government for ‘brutal arrogance’ of actions

Trend linked to parents getting private diagnoses of needs to support applications

Syrians registered as refugees equivalent to combined population of Connacht, Clare and Kerry

Accelerating number registering in Europe in first half of year most evident in Hungary

Three ‘warriors’ of Irish game become country’s newest citizens at Dublin ceremony

Airport greetings after four athletes take 13 medals at World Transplant Games in Argentina

Reduction in rural stations leaving communities exposed to crime, campaigners claim

More than 200 people, including 25 minors, have died on Irish farms in the past decade

All Ireland's “super-centenarians", people who have lived past 110, were women

Dermot Comerford says he was an employee as HSE labels him an independent contractor

Over 140 nationalities in schools, with students from Kyrgyzstan, Tonga and Azerbaijan

Inspections by Hiqa reveal ‘model of care outdated in many other states since the 1980s’

Providers fail to meet requisite standard in 46% of cases inspected by Hiqa to date

One in seven disability homes failed to comply with standards, ‘Irish Times’ analysis finds

One-third of Hiqa visits to HSE centres record failure to meet any of its standards

Evacuation route in St Michael’s blocked with debris and chairs during May inspection

Judges around the country directed more than 1,000 offenders pay money to charity

Data blog: Odds of winning lottery to go from one in 8.1m to one in 10.7m next month

Protections for residents from financial abuse ‘unsatisfactory’ in St Anne’s, Roscrea

The power plan has put climate change and ways to combat it back on centre stage

Drogheda hospital has highest number of patients on trolleys, reaching 769 last month

Bicycle trips made up just 1.6% of all journeys last year

Utility says to release such information could lead to non-payment of bills in the future

Wexford’s Mick Wallace spent 70 cent, while Galway West’s Noel Grealish spent €6.29

Registered Seanad voters are in Tonga, Lesotho, Greenland ... and the USSR

Six Senators are elected by NUI and Trinity College graduates

Immigrant Council of Ireland interviews young men on their experiences in Republic

Civil service records highest number of days lost while education had lowest absenteeism

Taoiseach’s opposition key to rejection by Government of report’s recommendations

CSO report finds Garda under-reporting crime and overstating detection rates

What is the new Central Statistics Office report on Garda data and why does it matter?

Review of crime statistics says CSO will work with Garda to ‘improve reliability of data’

All available resources should be utilised for society’s most vulnerable

Interactive table shows how many jobs created or lost in your sector over five years

Survey notes that smartphones are ‘defining device’ for consuming journalism

Age Action releases financial abuse survey results to coincide with World Elder Abuse Day

Uptake among GPs varies from 94% in Donegal to 8% in South Tipperary

Centre in Co Louth non-compliant in nine of 10 categories during April inspection

Figures show 3,735 women with Irish addresses travelled to UK for abortions in 2014

Particular tribute paid to four staff members who died suddenly in the past two years

Government ‘need to recognise sector for the hugely important public service it is’

More than one in 10 speak a language other than Irish or English when at home

Separate figures show birth rate among Irish teenagers at lowest level in 14 years

Dog Trust says councils need to work with dog charities to reduce figures

UN chief praises Ireland’s vote in same-sex marriage referendum with Dublin speech

Reforms welcomed by bodies representing students and regulated private colleges

Tourism Ireland aim to capture part of ‘new and emerging’ LGBT wedding tourism market

Woman remanded on bail to appear before court again in July

Hiqa inspectors raise ‘grave concerns’ over practices at St John of God campus

Fitness-to-practise inquiry retires to consider verdict in Dundrum nursing home case

On TV debate Geoffrey Shannon stresses he is not advocating for Yes or No in referendum

Extended stage for peleton 250-strong winds way into capital after 7,000 play part in effort

Archbishop Michael Neary says Church is against proposal to redefine marriage

Tony O’Brien apologises to families and commits to implementing recommendations

RCSI faculty says more consultants needed after X-ray errors

Files - some of which date back at least 10 years - are being reviewed by Tusla

Imagining NI highlights ‘big issues’ not on political election agenda

Surrogacy and donor-assisted reproduction ‘clearly relevant to discussion’

Residents activities sometimes restricted to walking around a courtyard, Hiqa finds

Irish Council for International Students describes situation as ‘extremely confused’

Irish Times survey shows 18- to 24-year-olds most likely to binge but over-60s drink most regularly

Donors to party between 1984 and 2000 included businessmen, clergy and unions

Half of 952 taxi complaints in 2014 related to behaviour and one-third to fares

CSO will decide whether to resume publication of figures following analysis

One third of all fatal house fires start in the bedroom, often from a cigarette

Ten years of data, of 366 deaths from 326 fires, shows often the cause is unknown

Mary Lou McDonald ‘alarmed’ by Freedom of Information proposals for refugee bodies