LAST UPDATE | 25 Sep IT WAS, AT the same time, the best- and worst-kept secret in Irish show business. A small crowd started gathering outside Mount Temple shortly after 9am in the hope of catching a ...

ABBEY STREET LOWER Luas stop is currently closed this evening as gardaí attend the scene of an alleged assault. Gardaí said a man has been taken to hospital for treatment of serious injuries and ...

ENERGY AND CLIMATE Minister Daragh O’Brien is this morning seeking government sign-off on a number of retrofitting grants, including a new €600 solar panel battery grant for homeowners. Details of the ...

We’re going to end our live coverage from Portadown here for now. Residents have agreed to enter mediation, while the Orange Order remains at Drumcree Church and has maintained that it intends to ...

A TWO-YEAR-OLD child was found unaccompanied on the ledge of a roof of a three-storey apartment building and covered in faeces, a court heard today. The toddler’s father, who is in his 40s, appeared ...

THE GOVERNMENT HAS accepted the recommendation to carry out a commission of investigation into spinal and orthopaedic care by Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) rather than a public inquiry. The ...

THE FATHER OF a Co Limerick teenager killed in a hit-and-run road collision, just hours after his 17th birthday, has paid tribute to him. “Love you always Rory,” read a post shared by Pat O’Connor on ...

A VEGETARIAN CUSTOMER who took a sample of pâté from a tasting display of one of the country’s best-known cheesemongers has lost a claim that she was discriminated against on religious grounds. The ...

Stormont power-sharing could be under threat as the DUP has repeatedly accused O’Neill of breaking the law by remaining on Garvaghy Road.

LAST UPDATE | 26 Sep A YOUNG MAN was killed in a hit-and-run in Co Kerry in the early hours of this morning. The male pedestrian, aged in his late teens, was hit by a van shortly after 3am on the N69 ...

Residents in Drumcree went to the High Court this morning to fight the decision to allow an Orange Order march through their community.

Meanwhile, Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson said that he thinks public opinion and protest goes “a little too far” when it impacts the players and their families.