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'Strange and slightly goofy': US tech firm books out seven pubs on Dublin's Dame Lane
Pubs closed their doors to the general public as tech conference goers took over for the night, turning Dame Lane into a mini Temple Bar.
'Children should have been protected': CHI chief apologises to children and families for failings
'Don't tell too many people': A financial advisor on what to do if you've just won the Lotto
Dublin tanning salons 'heavily' promoting products that encourage sunbed use
What will Ireland’s first in-hospital Artificial Intelligence centre be used for?
Opt-out system for organ donation in Ireland comes into effect from today
Jet stream 'dragging warm air from Europe' as temperatures to reach 23 degrees on Friday
Multiple mental health units found to be critically or highly non-compliant with rules
Children's Health Ireland publishes summary of 2021 report, identifies 'bullying issues'
The hospital group said that no open disclosures were made in relation to the delayed care of a cohort of children.
Montessori worker and 4-year-old son in Bray await deportation after husband’s arrest
A man has survived the Air India plane crash, his family confirm
'100 beds isn't a home, it's an institution': Families protest care sector 'crisis'
NTPF funding to another public hospital suspended over 'potential financial irregularities'
Excavation of children’s remains from Tuam mother and baby home site to begin on 16 June
It is believed that 796 children are buried at the site.
79 social houses in Ashbourne voted down by Government councillors and one Sinn Féin
Dublin City Council referred to WRC as thousands of workers to 'miss' a week's wage
Number of children in 'consistent poverty' in Ireland rises by over 45,000 in one year
The Nama wind down: 11 staff receive €700k in redundancy and gardening leave pay-outs in nine months
NTPF to review insourcing arrangements with all public hospitals following CHI report
Opposition hits out as Government Department drops 'Arts' from its name
Admissions of children to adult intensive care units in Ireland more than doubled in a year
RTÉ to air undercover programme showing poor care of people in nursing homes owned by chain
CMAT to play famous Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury alongside other major acts
Bank of Ireland slashes interest rates on fixed rate saving accounts
What's the 'Taco trade' talk on Wall Street about that's annoyed Donald Trump so much?
Medical card holders will pay for pharmacy prescription service as no state funding set aside
HSE warns of dangers of new 'designer drugs' in circulation ahead of festival season
Delay to plans to have pharmacies prescribe for UTIs, thrush, and cold sores in Ireland
Last August the then-Health Minister said the aim was to have pharmacies prescribing for these conditions from early this year.
Taoiseach says mobility of young people 'should be facilitated' as US pauses new student visas
Over 300 people losing jobs as US firm Carelon is pulling out of Ireland
Staff who work at the Limerick-based firm are to lose their jobs in three phased cohorts this year.
'If my mum was here she'd be fighting for this': Group demands breast cancer screening changes
Three members of Children's Health Ireland board resign after review into hip surgeries
The Minister for Health confirmed the resignations today.
Upset as families of children who had hip surgery told only one parent can go to assessments
Gardaí begin new search in Offaly relating to 1996 disappearance of Fiona Pender
Fiona was seven months pregnant and 25-years-old when she disappeared in 1996.
Belfast train station ticket system for Dublin passengers slammed as 'partitionist' and 'nuts'
None of the machines in Grand Central sell tickets for Dublin, resulting in a huge desk queue, and people often missing their trains.
Many surgeries on children's hips in two hospitals did not meet criteria for operating
The doctors who carried out the surgeries are still operating on children, with no disciplinary process being pursued at this time.
Government urged not to cut third-level education funding for people in addiction recovery
Israeli strikes have killed 52 people in Gaza today as aid finally gets in
Eurovision winner hopes Israel won't compete next year
'Worrying': There's no deadline for Leap Card replacement as NTA starts paying out to firms
‘No-one can give us a clear date for this proejct to be finished.’