Child’s parents have been involved in legal battle for more than a year over where she should receive medical treatment

New project, Hear Me Now, will gather testimony of former pupils and staff of multiple schools in Dublin and Tipperary

Taoiseach is in Washington to meet the US president for the traditional Shamrock ceremony while joint US-Israel assault on Iran continues

Siobhán McLaughlin was killed by her husband in ‘savage, torturous’ attack 20 years ago at her family home in Goatstown

Forecasters expect St Patrick’s Day to be cloudy with patchy rain or drizzle and best conditions in the east

‘Remarkable deficit’ in services for people over 65, TD says, 20 years on from Department of Health document

Stryker, which employs over 5,000 people in Ireland, says ‘no indication’ ransomware or malware involved in disruption claimed by Iran linked hackers

‘Most intense day of strikes’ yet, says Hegseth, as death toll from Iran war ‘nears 1,900’

President Donald Trump had said on Monday that the war would be over ‘very soon’

Dmitry Simbaev was detained last August after ‘anti-Russian’ messages were found on his phone

Global airlines are struggling to cope with soaring fuel costs

Situation impacting institutions’ capacity to deliver programmes

Tech giant told officials data privacy and security are ‘core values for the company’

Singer thanks Bertie Ahern in her acceptance speech

Gardaí appeal for witnesses to come forward after single-vehicle crash in Ardee