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Former Dublin Mayor found 'intoxicated' in an office during Covid lockdown spared criminal conviction
Israeli finance minister says Gaza will be 'entirely destroyed' and civilians will be expelled
Salesforce ordered to pay €1,000 to recruiter in first-ever compensation under remote work laws
Israel's nine-week blockade on Gaza is 'clearly' a war crime, says Taoiseach
Martin also said it was “wholly unacceptable” that Israel is planning the mass displacement of people in Gaza.
Wicklow man sentenced for ramming the gates at Leinster House and Áras An Uachtaráin
Staff at RTÉ call on broadcaster to oppose Israel's participation at Eurovision this year
Ex-GAA star won't face more prison time for driving over cyclist despite DPP appeal
Private car restrictions: Traffic changes to Pearse Street will come into effect on 25 May
Irish households pay 30% more for electricity than the average European
Parents buying children 0% beer in pubs is placing an 'unfair burden' on bar staff, says TD
Driver clocked at 181km/h in Kilkenny among 3,000 speeding offences over Bank Holiday weekend
Second group of sick children from Palestine arrive in Ireland for treatment
Former Armagh GAA captain Aidan Nugent appears in court over alleged sexual assault charges
Aidan Nugent, 30, of Cullyhanna Road, Newtownhamilton, denied the charges during police interview.
In photos: The first shots of Ireland's Eurovision stage set have been revealed
Conclave: Here’s how the drama unfolded last time around, in Pope Francis’s own words
‘It was then that I began to understand. I understood at least that the danger was there.’
Family of Lauren O’Brien thank emergency services for assisting daughter following fatal crash
Government hosts summit in Dublin on Ireland's 'place in the world'
Radiohead musician says those supporting Kneecap 'determined' to restrict his own cancelled shows
Cyclist, 60s, dies after being struck by car in Coolock
Dutchman 'deeply affected' after trying to help Irish father who drowned in Spain during blackout
Man arrested after van driven at garda causing serious injuries in Ardee last week
Behaviours at Molly Malone statue may have to be 'accepted', says Dublin City Council officer
Drone carrying suspected pipe bomb crashes into house in Finglas
Suicide rate in Ireland has reduced by over 25% since 2000, Cabinet to be told
Hosepipe ban comes into effect in parts of Donegal, Meath and Westmeath
Here are the derelict buildings that county councils applied to An Bórd Pleanála to CPO in April
Derelict buildings contribute significantly to Ireland’s housing crisis and the Government wants to bring them back into use.
Local authorities can apply to acquire derelict properties via a Compulsorily Purchase Order.
Four councils sought to acquire derelict houses and a former shop that was damaged by fire in April.
Quiz: How much do you know about real and fictional conclaves?
Gardaí say urgent work needed to improve conditions at garda dog unit kennels
Here's what happened today: Bank Holiday Monday
Annual anti-abortion march held in Dublin this afternoon
Gardaí investigate alleged assault of a young man in Wexford last Saturday
Two men remanded in custody over €1.6m heroin bust in Dublin
Girl (13) who died following crash at racing event in Cork remembered as fun loving and kind
Lauren O’Brien died after her car went out of control and crashed into a barrier at the track.
How often do you use video calls?
Camogie Association says rules around skorts will stay the same after Dublin-Kilkenny controversy
Dublin and Kilkenny camogie players were forced to change from shorts into skorts in their Leinster semi-final.
Iarnród Éireann is replacing some of its 50-year old freight wagons with stronger and faster ones
Skype has closed down today as owners Microsoft shifts focus
'Heartbreaking': Fire destroys half of family-run tourist attraction in Donegal