Michael Healy-Rae claims brother cost him ministerial job
The Independent TD believes his brother Danny's words cost him his job as a minister of state at the Dept of Agriculture.
'We want justice', says family of Dublin assault victim
The family of a 21-year-old man, who died following an assault in the Grafton Street area say they are seeking justice for their son and answers about his death.
Donaldson apologised to abuse complainant, court told
Former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson is alleged to have apologised to one of the women he is accused of abusing during a meeting at a Christian centre in Co Antrim.
UN urges world to be ready for El Niño extreme heat risk
The World Meteorological Organisation has confirmed that warm Pacific Ocean waters are fuelling the development of a significant 'El Niño' planet-warming event.
Most derelict sites in Ireland face no enforcement
There is no official national measure of dereliction in Ireland. But the data that does exist suggests something striking.
Watch: Exam papers arrive at schools ahead of State exams
Exam papers have been arriving at schools around the country ahead of the Leaving Cert and Junior Cycle written exams beginning tomorrow.
At least 22 killed in heavy Russian attack on Ukraine
Russia has pounded Ukraine with hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles in a heavy attack that authorities said killed 22 people and wounded more than 100.
Cardiac specialists to take strike action next week
Surgeries could be cancelled next week due to a planned strike by 25 perfusionists, who are members of the Fórsa trade union.
Skull of man found in Irish Sea lost by State
A human skull found in the Irish Sea more than a decade ago has been lost by the State.