Important Crime Dublin Gardaí Seize 36 Vehicles and €138,000 in Drugs During Operation Meacán
A six-week targeted crackdown in Dublin's south-east resulted in 20 arrests, drug seizures, and the confiscation of scramblers and e-bikes.
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Important Crime Irish Driver Alex Dunne Secures First Formula 2 Victory of Season in Baku
The Offaly racer converted pole position into a feature race win to reignite his championship campaign.
HSE Internal Audit Identifies Recruitment Vetting Gaps for Overseas Doctors
A review of recruitment files for non-EU doctors across Dublin and the Midlands uncovered missing records for Garda vetting, foreign police clearance, and language proficiency.
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Crime Gardaí investigate Dublin petrol bomb attack linked to local drugs feud
A man has been hospitalised with non-life-threatening injuries following a petrol bomb attack at a residential property in Dublin, which investigators believe is linked to an ongoing drugs feud.
First patient in Ireland undergoes new laser treatment for bladder tumour
A male patient has become the first person in Ireland to undergo a new, minimally invasive laser treatment designed to target bladder tumours.
Business Zimbabwean workers awarded €30,000 each after arriving in Ireland to find no jobs
The Workplace Relations Commission has ordered a care provider to pay €30,000 each to Zimbabwean workers who arrived in Ireland only to find their promised employment did not exist.
Politics British Ambassador to Ireland visits County Cavan
The British Ambassador to Ireland has completed a formal visit to County Cavan, receiving a red carpet welcome to discuss local and cross-border relations.
Health Louth woman named Ireland’s Carer of the Year
A County Louth woman has been officially named Ireland's Carer of the Year, receiving national recognition for her outstanding dedication and contribution to caregiving.
Transport New enforcement camera installed at Kerry railway level crossing to target red-light and speed violations
A new enforcement camera has been installed at a railway level crossing in County Kerry to target motorists who break red lights and exceed speed limits, in a bid to improve safety.
Crime Family of Cork Man Missing Since 1992 Receives Closure After UK Death Confirmed
The family of Denis Walsh, a Cork man who went missing in 1992, has finally received closure after learning that he passed away in the UK two years ago.
Sport Republic of Ireland U21s secure Euro play-off spot with stunning 3-1 win over England
The Republic of Ireland Under-21s secured a place in the Euro play-offs after defeating England 3-1 in Cork.
Transport Commuters face major delays on Dublin and Kildare rail services due to signalling issue
Irish Rail commuters traveling into Dublin from Newbridge and Kildare experienced significant delays on Tuesday morning following a major signalling issue.
Sport UEFA launches investigation into Republic of Ireland and Israel U21 spitting allegation
European football's governing body has opened an official investigation following an alleged spitting incident during the Republic of Ireland's Under-21 match against Israel in Belgrade.
Politics Government unveils Budget 2027 with income tax cuts, social welfare hikes, and energy relief
The Irish Government has finalized Budget 2027, introducing a higher income tax threshold of €46,500, increased personal tax credits, a €10 weekly social welfare boost, and targeted energy cost relief.
Culture Niamh O'Brien, dancer and wife of Michael Flatley, dies aged 52
Niamh O'Brien, an accomplished Irish dancer and the wife of Riverdance and Lord of the Dance star Michael Flatley, has died at the age of 52.
Crime Irish prison officer dies following road incident in Madrid
An Irish prison officer based at Mountjoy Prison has died following a road traffic incident in Madrid, Spain, with state authorities providing consular assistance to the family.
Sport Heimir Hallgrímsson urges UEFA to separate Ireland and Israel in future draws after tunnel incident
Republic of Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrímsson has called on UEFA to keep Ireland and Israel apart in future tournaments following a tense half-time tunnel scuffle during their match in Belgrade.
Education Government to Cap Childcare Fees at €550 a Month Under New Budget Measures
The Government has finalized a key budget measure to cap monthly childcare fees at €550 for children up to senior infants, moving beyond previous subsidy-based proposals.
Culture Tributes paid following death of award-winning photographer Colin Keegan in road crash
Tributes have been paid to award-winning photographer Colin Keegan, a highly regarded figure in the Irish media industry, who has died following a road traffic collision.
Sport Israeli journalists barred from post-match media briefing after Republic of Ireland fixture
Israeli journalists were reportedly excluded from a post-match media briefing following the Republic of Ireland's Nations League fixture against Israel in Belgrade.
Politics Government targets childcare cost reductions in final Budget negotiations
Irish government ministers are negotiating further reductions to childcare costs as part of the final package for the upcoming Budget, aiming to ease financial pressures on families.
Sport Republic of Ireland draw 1-1 with Israel in Nations League clash in Belgrade
The Republic of Ireland men's national football team secured a 1-1 draw against Israel in their Nations League fixture played in Belgrade, Serbia, with Troy Parrott scoring from the penalty spot.
Politics Legal challenge to Orange Order march at Drumcree scheduled for court hearing
A new legal challenge aimed at preventing or altering the planned Orange Order march at Drumcree has been scheduled for a court hearing on Monday.
Politics Government's projected bill for hosting EU Presidency rises to over €75m
The estimated cost for Ireland to host the European Union Presidency has risen to over €75 million, according to newly released figures.
Education Secondary School Teachers Set to Begin Work-to-Rule Action Over Pay Dispute
Irish secondary school teachers are preparing to commence a work-to-rule industrial action following a breakdown in negotiations with the government over pay and working conditions.
Crime Man dies following overnight apartment fire in Mount Merrion
A man has died following an overnight fire at an apartment in Mount Merrion, south Dublin, with emergency services attending the scene.
Education Justice Minister Warns Public Sector Strikes Will Not Benefit Anyone Ahead of Planned School Shutdown
Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has warned that upcoming public sector strikes will not benefit anyone, speaking as a 24-hour school shutdown looms on October 14.
Transport Motorcyclist Dies Following Road Collision in County Meath
Gardaí have launched an appeal for witnesses after a male motorcyclist in his 50s died following a road traffic collision in County Meath.
Politics Simon Harris and wife Caoimhe welcome birth of baby girl
The Fine Gael leader and his wife Caoimhe have announced the birth of their baby daughter, sharing their joy at the new arrival to their family.
Transport Two US Air Force Fighter Jets Make Unscheduled Landing at Shannon Airport
Two United States Air Force fighter jets safely made an unscheduled landing at Shannon Airport on Saturday following an unspecified issue over the Atlantic Ocean.
Environment Government Considers Pausing Carbon Tax Increase on Home Heating Oil
The Irish Government is considering a pause on the planned carbon tax increase for home heating oil in the upcoming budget to ease winter cost-of-living pressures.
Politics Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael Neck and Neck as Sinn Féin Support Drops in Latest Poll
A new national opinion poll shows coalition partners Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael tied for support, while main opposition party Sinn Féin has experienced a further drop in popularity.
Sport Ireland secure dominant seven-try victory over Japan
The Ireland national rugby union team delivered a dominant performance, scoring seven tries to comfortably defeat Japan in their international test match.