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Tánaiste says fans should have paid respect to God Save the King
Tánaiste says fans should have paid respect to God Save the King at Ireland v England match
Leading lawyer says Bill Kenneally inquiry an example of how to conduct Commission into abuse in schools
Sinn Féin TD says Irish Water ‘failed to notify Cork residents of unacceptable levels of manganese’
'SHUTUP': Liam Gallagher jokes about ticket furore - and hits back at haters
Under-resourced naval service operating at just 66% of agreed strength, report finds
Plumbers, fitters and welders at several large construction sites to go on strike today
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Special schools had 'different profile of alleged abusers' compared to mainstream schools
The Scoping Inquiry also warned that ‘far more’ than the current 528 allegations of abuse in special schools ‘may emerge in a full inquiry’.
‘Significant Garda policing plan’ and road closures to be in place for Ireland v England match
Woman in Dublin hospitalised with serious injuries after being attacked by a number of dogs
Kitchen porter left jobless after fatal Christmas Eve shooting awarded €22k redundancy package
Increase in number of children living in households unable to afford essential items
Finance Minister calls for ‘full accountability for whoever signed off’ on Leinster House bike shed
Grenfell inquiry finds Kingspan ‘cynically exploited' unsuspecting market with 'false' safety claims
Renewed appeal on murder of 17-year-old Raonaid Murray on 25th anniversary of her death
Grenfell Tower inquiry will release its findings today on 2017 fire that killed 72 people
Budget watchdog warns Govt may have to ‘reverse promises’ as 'boasts of a surplus are misleading'
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council said the Government’s ‘everything now’ approach is ‘needlessly adding to pressures’.
Almost 2,400 allegations of sexual abuse of children in schools run by religious orders
Hundreds of people have come forward with allegations of being abused in schools when they were children.
Restore Together, an advocacy group for survivors, said any statutory inquiry "must be structured to reflect the urgency of the situation"
Armagh GAA warns schools about fake Sam Maguire trophy being showcased for ‘substantial’ fees
Dublin councillors agree on motion to deal with legal gaps around horse drawn carriages
Dublin city centre businesses to be banned from leaving waste in plastic bags for collection
Anti-immigration sign in Co Tyrone village being treated as a racially-motivated hate incident
The Leaving Cert is getting two new subjects: Climate Action and Drama, Theatre and Film Studies
Woman arrested as part of ongoing investigations into 2019 murder of Kevin Sheehy
British holiday park operator apologises for discriminatory policy against Irish Travellers
Ireland and UK’s new Finance Ministers to meet in London today
Woman in her 80s dies after being struck by a lorry in Co Donegal
Mike Nesbitt to become Ulster Unionist Party leader for a second time
Amnesty Ireland to temporarily layoff some staff due to ‘cash flow crisis’
Abbey Theatre review finds ‘significant failure’ of record-keeping and ‘unclear governance’
Switzerland announces host city for Eurovision 2025
Independent TD for Louth Peter Fitzpatrick not running for re-election
Traffic diversion in place for two years in Dublin City’s northside to be lifted on Sunday
Kinetic dance floors in place at Croke Park as part of Coldplay's bid to reduce carbon emissions
Man arrested after series of attempted arson attacks on properties in Donegal last night
An alternative to 999/112 phone calls for non-urgent medical issues could be on the way
Oasis announce three extra UK gigs ‘due to unprecedented demand’
Majority of Irish people welcome migrants who move here to ‘make a better life for themselves’