The Defence Forces are looking for new recruits, so our reporters put themselves to the test
The full selection process involves an entry medical; fitness test; online psychometric test; recruitment interview and attestation
Most third-level colleges increase on-campus accommodation costs for coming year
Students face sometimes ‘chaotic and claustrophobic’ shared spaces and rising prices countrywide
‘When you do get into a situation, don’t panic’: Taking a dip in Ireland’s new sea survival pool
Embarking on a Sea Survival Techniques course at the new national sea survival training pool in Greencastle, Co Donegal, proves to be an eye-opening experience
Box tree caterpillar reshapes Irish gardens as climate shift brings new problems
Powerscourt Estate replaces up to 80 per cent of familiar hedge plants in face of moths and blight
‘High-spec’ car seized by Garda has new life as ‘operational vehicle’ at motor rallies
Force plans to modify Volkswagen Golf in order to engage with car enthusiasts and are looking for suggestions
Pedestrian dies after being hit by motorcycle in north Dublin
Woman (40s) pronounced dead in hospital, motorcyclist was uninjured after collision in Coolock on Wednesday night
Aer Lingus passengers: ‘We’re really stressed. We’ve been planning a dream trip for the past year’
The Irish Airline Pilots’ Association told the carrier this week that members would start a work-to-rule from June 26th
Randalstown named Ireland’s best kept town for 2024
Co Antrim town took home awards in two category at Belfast ceremony
Deterioration in mental health of children waiting for Camhs referral, survey finds
Report by advocacy group details experiences of families seeking access to supports
Dublin’s Shelbourne hotel evacuated after fire on premises
Six fire engines respond to incident at historic building on St Stephen’s Green
Cancer, circulatory diseases make up more than half of all deaths in State in 2021, CSO shows
Local Electoral Areas Ennistimon, Belmullet and Connemara North had highest rate of neoplasm deaths in country
‘As a woman and an elder, I have a lot of experience’: Meet Ireland’s older local election candidates
Local election candidates: Age no obstacle to cohort of elder candidates contesting the local elections, with first-time candidates ranging in vintage from 18 years to 89
‘It’s an assault on the community’ - two Dublin councils receive 346 complaints about seagulls
Dublin and Fingal county councils received complaints about seagulls, ranging from strewn rubbish to dead birds, across their areas, from Fairview Park to Donnybrook
Irish birth and fertility rates continue to decline, CSO figures show
Research finds decline in the number of registered births with 54,678 recorded last year
Businesses divided over Sandymount Green pedestrianisation but families firmly in favour
Northeastern side of Sandymount Green will be pedestrianised every weekend, starting from today