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2 hours, 56 mins agoCoveney voices concern over DUP’s role in Brexit
Simon Coveney insisted no party should have a veto over the future of the Irish border.
12 mins agolatestFourth man arrested after €1.2m of cash seized in Wexford and Dublin
A fourth man has been arrested after gardaí conducted searches in Wexford today targeting organised criminal activity.
52 mins agolatestIreland will recognise Palestine if impasse with Israel not broken, Coveney says
The Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has said that Ireland will recognise the state of Palestine if the impasse in negotiations with Israel is not broken.
1 hour, 32 mins agolatestRecession was ‘excuse for inaction’ on reform, says former head of the Garda Inspectorate
The former head of the Garda Inspectorate has revealed how she “seldom interacted” with former Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan and how “the economic crisis was referenced regularly as an excuse for inaction” on police reform within government.
2 hours, 24 mins agolatestShane Ross denies claims he is ignoring his duties
Transport Minister Shane Ross has denied claims he is ignoring his own ministerial responsibilities and said he is not at fault for controversial bus route changes in Dublin, Cork and Galway.
3 hours, 5 mins agoFamily of woman killed on road ‘haunted by death’
The family of a woman who was killed in a traffic accident have said that they are haunted by her death each day.
4 hours, 12 mins ago latestRoyal Irish receive colours in first of its kind event in Belfast
This is the first time the event has taken place in public in Northern Ireland.
4 hours, 37 mins ago latestThousands take part in sit-down protest over housing in Dublin
Demonstrators at today’s Take Back the City march have held a sit down protest on O’Connell Bridge in Dublin.
6 hours, 31 mins agoRail services cancelled after train hits cattle in Kilkenny
A train has hit a herd of cattle in Co. Kilkenny.
7 hours, 54 mins agolatestGardaí appeal for witnesses after shots fired at Cork halting site
Gardaí in Cork have launched an investigation after shots were fired at a halting site on the northside of the city early this morning.
9 hours, 59 mins agoTwo youths arrested after assault in Galway
An investigation is underway in Galway after a man was assaulted in the city this morning.
10 hours, 2 mins agoPalestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to visit Ireland today
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is due to arrive in Ireland later today.
10 hours, 50 mins agoGardaí to review security after woman confronts President in Áras an Uachtaráin
A member of the public managed to gain access to Áras an Uachtaráin last Friday.
10 hours, 58 mins agolatestGardaí, nurses and teachers may get more childcare support in Budget
Increased childcare support for certain workers is being considered, as preparations for the budget continue.
12 hours, 9 mins agolatestBrendan Howlin 'very worried' about Brexit agreement
The Labour Leader Brendan Howlin says he is very worried over whether Britain and the European Union can reach an agreement on Brexit before next month's EU summit.
12 hours, 21 mins agolatestConference on surviving cancer 'can really give somebody hope'
Hundreds of cancer survivors are set to meet in Cork today for a conference on cancer survivorship.
12 hours, 26 mins agolatestMan due in NI court in connection with major drugs and money laundering investigation
A man will appear in court in the North today, as part of a major inquiry into drugs supply and money laundering.
12 hours, 34 mins agoHere's how many houses were sold in each county for the first six months of 2018
Property sales are on the increase across the country.
12 hours, 42 mins agoGardaí appeal for witnesses in bid to establish motive after shots fired in Cork
Gardaí in Cork are appealing for anyone who may have witnessed a shooting incident in Ballyvolane on Thursday to come forward.
22 hours, 57 mins ago6,300 ESB customers without power in parts of Cork city
More than 6,300 ESB customers are without power tonight in parts of Cork city centre and northern suburbs.
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1 day agoGardaí appeal for witnesses after shots fired in Cork city
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses after a number of shots were fired in Cork city last night.
1 day agoJudge allows gardaí to interview two girls, aged 4 and 6, over alleged physical abuse by mother
A judge has invoked special powers to give the gardaí the go-ahead to interview two sisters, aged six and four, over allegations that their mother has been physically abusive towards them.
1 day ago latest62,000 people attend final day of Ploughing Championships after 'difficult week' for organisers
61,700 people attended the final day of the National Ploughing Championships today in Screggan, Co Offaly.
1 day agolatestEmployer ordered to pay €30,000 to epileptic solicitor over refusal to allow her work from home
A legal services employer has been ordered to pay €30,000 to an epileptic employee over its refusal to allow her work from home.
1 day agolatestDrugs worth almost €500,000 seized in Blanchardstown
Drugs worth an estimated €489,000 were seized from a house in Blanchardstown this morning.
1 day agolatestVaradkar 'concerned' about timing of presidential spending review
The Public Accounts Committee decided that it would examine the expenditure related to the Office of the President.
1 day agoMay statement 'nothing but tired rhetoric', says McDonald
The DUP has urged Theresa May to stand firm against the EU while Sinn Féin reiterated its opposition to a hard border.
1 day agoBoy killed in Derry road crash remembered as ‘lively, full of fun and popular’
The eight-year-old died following a collision in Maghera, Co Derry, last night.
1 day agoBlasphemy referendum to take place on same day as presidential election
Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government Eoghan Murphy has urged people to vote.
1 day agoBelfast council commits funds to boost city centre after Primark fire
The Bank Buildings in Belfast were further damaged this week by Storm Ali.
1 day agoBrexit talks entering rocky patch, says Taoiseach
The Taoiseach held a meeting with Theresa May at the EU summit in Salzburg.
1 day agoFirst driverless bus arrives in Dublin
Members of the public can test the shuttle bus over the weekend in the Irish capital.
1 day agoTeenager denies sex assault and false imprisonment of girl
A teenager has pleaded not guilty to sexually assaulting a girl who alleged he touched her after she refused to perform a lewd act on him.
1 day agoIreland's first community air ambulance arrives in Kerry
Ireland's first-ever community air ambulance arrived in Kerry today.
1 day agolatestPeople advised to leave plenty of time to travel for Liam Miller game
Gardai in Cork are advising people heading to the Liam Miller Tribute match next week to leave plenty of time to travel.
1 day agoReport sparked by Rescue 116 helicopter crash finds 'confusion' among search and rescue agencies
The final report into Search and Rescue Aviation Operations in Ireland has found confusion among the different agencies involved.
1 day agoGardaí investigating after break in at Dublin Lidl store
Gardaí are investigating a break-in at a Lidl store in South Dublin this morning.
1 day agolatestHarris: Abortion services will be in place by January
There will be no relaxing the three-day policy for abortion in the new bill.
1 day agoShane Ross urges people to get involved in the Bus Connects consultation
Update 11.44am: Transport Minister Shane Ross has denied disowning his ministerial brief by agreeing to make public submissions by those concerned that they would be "cut off" by the new Bus Connects plan.
1 day agoNí Riada: One term is enough for presidency and spending of office should be public
Presidential hopeful Liadh Ni Riada thinks one term in office is enough for the President and that the spending of the office should be made public.
1 day agoCarer may face losing holiday due to no respite place for husband
An exhausted full-time carer who hasn't had a break in over two years may cancel her first holiday, bought as a present from her family because there is no respite centre in the Republic available to take her husband.
1 day agoPresidential hopeful Sarah Louise Mulligan ejected from Dublin council meeting
It is after a heated exchange during speeches about who should be the next president.
1 day agoAGSI: Members want to examine cuts to Garda overtime and impact on core policing services
Update 10.20am: The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors has said its members want to examine how any cuts to discretionary and administrative overtime will impact core policing services.
1 day agoGardaí in Cork investigating after shots fired during altercation
Gardaí are investigating after a number of shots were fired during an altercation on the north side of Cork city yesterday evening.
1 day agolatestCost of Higgins' presidency to be examined by Oireachtas committee despite 'unconstitutional' warnings
Update 9.30am The cost of Michael D Higgins’ presidential term is set to be examined by an Oireachtas committee next week - despite being warned doing so may be "unconstitutional".
1 day agoHundreds of thousands to take part in Culture Night events
Hundreds of thousands of people across Ireland are expected to take part in this year's Culture Night.
1 day agolatestEight-year-old boy killed by car in Derry
An eight-year-old boy has died after being struck by a car in Co Derry.
1 day agolatestJust 1% of workers on constructions sites are women, according to new CIF report
The Construction Industry Federation wants to change the perception that the sector is for men.
1 day agolatestProposed blasphemy referendum ‘hypocritical’, says Rónán Mullen
The Government’s proposed referendum to remove the offence of blasphemy from the Constitution is a “scandalously self-indulgent raid on the public purse”.
1 day agoTG4 apologises after clip shows caravan kicked off cliff
TG4 has apologised a after clip before the news on Wednesday showed a caravan being kicked off a cliff into the sea.
1 day ago latest4,000 still without power as more unsettled weather forecast for this weekend
Met Éireannsays further stormy conditions could be in store over the weekend.
1 day agoTheresa May left alone as EU leaders turn on her
British prime minister Theresa May has been left isolated after her alternative economic and trade plans for Brexit were shot down by senior EU figures.
1 day agoGovernment sought Nama advice over controversial land agency
Nama chief executive Brendan McDonagh said the State asset agency met officials from the Department of Housing earlier this year.
1 day agoSouth Dublin council votes not to nominate presidential candidate
Councillors on South Dublin County Council have voted not to nominate a candidate for the Presidential election.
1 day agoThree arrested over drugs and money laundering in Derry
Three people were arrested in Newtownabbey and Derry today as part of a major investigation into drugs supply and money laundering.
1 day agoSinn Fein presses DUP on decision to readmit Ian Paisley
Michelle O’Neill insisted the MP should have been sacked by the party.
2 days agoGarda body hits out at 'extraordinary development' as Harris cuts all discretionary overtime
The Commissioner of An Garda Siochána, Drew Harris, today announced that he has cut discretionary and administrative overtime across the force.
2 days agoGarda raids in Cork and Waterford closing in on bungling bookie burglars
Gardaí have carried out searches in Cork and Waterford as part of their investigation into an attempted robbery at a bookies which was thwarted by an 83-year-old customer.
2 days ago latestBunny Carr: A man of questions and answers
He joined RTÉ when broadcasts were in black and white but Bunny Carr went on to produce TV gold.
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Gardaí appeal for witnesses after shots fired in Cork city
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses after a number of shots were fired in Cork city last night.
Presidential hopeful Sarah Louise Mulligan ejected from Dublin council meeting
It is after a heated exchange during speeches about who should be the next president.
TG4 apologises after clip shows caravan kicked off cliff
TG4 has apologised a after clip before the news on Wednesday showed a caravan being kicked off a cliff into the sea.
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Calls for Kerry councillor to apologise for Traveller comments
A Kerry County Councillor has refused to apologise for comments blaming Travellers for anti-social behaviour on a beach in the county.
Garda body hits out at 'extraordinary development' as Harris cuts all discretionary overtime
The Commissioner of An Garda Siochána, Drew Harris, today announced that he has cut discretionary and administrative overtime across the force.
Blasphemy referendum to take place on same day as presidential election
Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government Eoghan Murphy has urged people to vote.
Judge allows gardaí to interview two girls, aged 4 and 6, over alleged physical abuse by mother
A judge has invoked special powers to give the gardaí the go-ahead to interview two sisters, aged six and four, over allegations that their mother has been physically abusive towards them.
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