People trying to book a driving test facing ‘ridiculous’ wait to log in
RSA reports ‘particularly high levels of traffic’ to its site, with some people complaining of hour-plus waits
The Dublin scout leader who died a day before his trial and the men who accuse him of abuse
Neville Kearns died in a crash in 2024, a day before he was due to stand trial on charges relating to assault, rape and attempted rape of boys in the 1980s and 1990s
Leona Macken interview: ‘I want my children to look back and see how much I wanted to stay here’
The HSE apologised to Macken, who has incurable cancer, over ‘failings’ of two cervical smear tests
Prominent businessman loses bid for reporting restrictions on £1bn loan fraud trial
Belfast judge dismisses Frank Cushnahan’s application
‘You’re constantly compared to Instagram models’: event told online content affecting teenagers’ mental health
Irish teenagers second-lowest in international ranking for life satisfaction, says report
Almost 50% of children and teenagers struggling with ‘feeling low’
Decline in young people smoking or drinking but more grapple with mental health, survey reveals
Minister objected to second term for Arts Council director amid fallout over botched IT project
Governing body taking legal action to try to recoup €4m, Dáil’s Public Accounts Committee told
Minister did not consent to second term for Arts Council director Maureen Kennelly, PAC told
Department of Arts ‘should have called it out earlier’, Public Accounts Committee told over Arts Council’s €6.7m botched IT system
RTÉ news management seeks to reassure staff over concerns around promotional advert
Staff raised concerns about the use of extras and placement of plants in ad, which RTÉ says cost less than €100,000 to make
Man charged after garda seriously injured in Finglas motorcycle incident
Suspect (20s) due to appear before Blanchardstown District Court on Thursday
Removal of brothel-keeping law could ‘expand market’ for sex, O’Callaghan says
Opponents say law endangers women working together for safety, but Minister for Justice believes fears are ‘unfounded’
Lebanon ‘intense and unpredictable’ say troops welcomed home at Dublin Airport
Six-month Unifil deployment in Lebanon completed by 170 troops
Ireland weather: Hot spell coming to an end as Met Éireann forecasts unsettled conditions
There is a chance of a few showers on Wednesday, but it will be largely dry
Spider venom could aid future drug discovery, say Galway researchers
New study finds that spider venom is ‘prey-specific’
Kiea McCann’s parents ‘living a nightmare’ since her death
Teenager was killed alongside her best friend in a car crash in Monaghan in 2023