Will recovery services still be relevant in an electric age?
Electric cars are theoretically more reliable than their combustion counterparts. What does that mean for the mobile emergency service?
Russia stops delivering gas to Finland as Zelenskiy says only diplomacy will end war
Russia advances in Ukraine’s Donbas as Mariupol steelworks siege ends
Ukraine: City in Luhansk region hit by heavy Russian artillery bombardment
Zelenskiy says conditions in Donbas like ‘hell’ with region ‘completely destroyed’ by invasion
Silence from Kyiv as Russia claims more than 1,700 surrender in Mariupol
No confirmation of the fate of hundreds of Ukrainian troops from Azovstal plant
The creative sweet spot: you can find it in your (very early) sleep
Research shows accessing a hypnagogic state as you drift into sleep can unlock creativity
Hire purchase and buy now, pay later deals fall under Central Bank remit
Users of such financial products now protected by consumer code
Millions of children in danger of malnutrition in Sahel, aid agencies warn
Climate change, drought and war create food and water shortages, Save the Children says
TV Baftas 2022: Social issues take spotlight at inclusive ceremony
Pleas to save Channel 4 took centre stage on Sunday night amid uncertainty over future
G7 and Ukraine to hold talks as EU seeks accord on new Russia sanctions
Kyiv and allies to discuss war effort as Kremlin prepares Red Square military parade
Assembly election: North on brink of having first ever nationalist first minister
Sinn Féin on track to be largest party at Stormont, as Alliance experiences ‘surge’
Civilians trapped in Mariupol steelworks as Moscow accused of ceasefire violation
Ukrainian defence of facility highlights Russia’s failure to take major cities in 10-week war
Evacuees from Mariupol steel plant tell of horrors of two months underground
More than 100 arrive in Zaporizhzhia after enduring hellish ordeal at Azovstal facility
‘Substantial change’ needed to Dublin transport plan, commuters to tell politicians
Concern at ‘slow and vague timelines’ and absence of Dart Underground and southside metro
Ukrainians will not get local authority houses, says Minister
Refurbished council homes will be given to people already waiting on social housing lists
Former finance chief at Our Lady’s Hospice sent to trial over Spanish property deal
Two men accused of deception arising from loss-making sale of Costa del Sol house
Proprosed ‘gigantic’ Dundrum development is out of scale, meeting hears
Community group to object to development being fast-tracked through An Bord Pleanála
‘Please say something, please’: Father of Santina Cawley (2) tells court of finding toddler unresponsive
Karen Harrington (38) denies the murder of toddler in her apartment in Cork city
Sow Now sunflower project aims to make Ukrainians feel at home
Seed packets will be sold in aid of the Irish Red Cross’s Ukraine Crisis Appeal
Builders to be able to use extended hours to ramp up housing output
Government considering plans in light of Ukraine and housing crises
Ukrainian rail and fuel facilities bombed as Russia warns US over arms deliveries
‘Russia is failing’ in war aims, says US secretary of state after meeting in Kyiv
An Easter like no other at Harold’s Cross Russian Orthodox Church
‘Most people are staying away from politics. This is a place . . . to be together and to help’
Russian ambassador to Ireland: ‘I am for Ukrainians as well’
Yury Filatov confirms embassy in Dublin has now found supplier of heating oil
Allies delivering weapons to Ukraine, says Zelenskiy as Russia seeks control of country’s south
Satellite images show freshly dug mass graves on outskirts of besieged Mariupol
Monthly payment of €400 being considered for hosting Ukrainians
Taoiseach asks senior Ministers to bring forward options on how to support hosts
Power of sport and community merge to help Ukrainian refugees in Roscommon
‘We are very thankful to be here . . . we feel like we are in the right place’
Ukrainians in Kilkenny: ‘We are so grateful for all of the help and assistance’
Since the Yevsiutins arrived they have been immersed in the local environs and culture
People are ‘stretched to breaking point’ says Catholic Archbishop of Dublin
Advises parishes ‘to be courageous in moving beyond ways that no longer work in the Ireland of today’
Clonliffe College former seminary offered for Ukrainian refugees
Archbishop says 30-40 religious congregations are offering rooms including former retreat centres
Much-loved Dublin city shop Pen Corner to close its doors
Famous for pens, pencils and stationery, it has been a family business since 1927
Good Friday city centre walk in Dublin, led by Archbishops, to return
Walk and concert in at St Patrick’s Cathedral to express solidarity with Ukrainians
Payment scheme for Irish people hosting Ukrainian refugees being considered
Acute concerns in Government about State’s capacity to house those fleeing invasion
State has ‘probably reached limit’ of hotels for Ukrainian refugees, O’Gorman says
System ‘under pressure’ and Government is looking at other sources of accommodation
Those hosting Ukrainian refugees are not virtue-signalling do-gooders
Host families are ordinary people with lives of their own. They need our help.
Michael Lynn trial hears of former solicitor’s arrest
Multimillion-euro theft trial involves 21 counts
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE...
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Election 2024
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Family NoticesOpens in new window
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices