Ryanair cancellations bill could be as low as €650,000
Most Irish passengers have not made claims over last-minute cancellations in 2017
‘Last year alone I’d say I was let down by our transport system over 20 times’
Wheelchair user Alannah Murray (21) was left in snow in Dublin last week because spaces were filled with buggies
Protests as Irish Rail rolls out Dart accessibility improvements
Disability campaigners say no prior notice should be necessary for train travel
Over two-thirds of regional roads in state of disrepair, audit shows
Monaghan had the highest proportion of regional roads in a state of severe disrepair in 2016
Clontarf baths will only admit public if extra funding can be secured for staff
Refurbished leisure facility will include 250-seat restaurant and bar when it reopens
Fianna Fáil ‘branded’ as supporting abortion on demand, says group
Anti-abortion campaigners say Micheál Martin’s ‘cynical move’ is a betrayal of party
Children waiting 15 months to see psychologist, committee told
Just 4 of 25 community mental health care teams fully staffed in Galway, Mayo and Roscommon
Housemaster at boarding school regrets allowing student consume alcohol
Teacher gives undertaking at fitness-to-practise hearing not to do so again
Gardaí claim number of burglaries down at end of 2017
Provisional figures show rate dropped 23 per cent between October and December
Protesters call for Housing Agency chairman to appear before Oireachtas committee
Coppinger to raise issue in Dáil after council backed motion calling for Government to remove Skehan from position
Visually impaired resident assaulted daily at Wicklow disability centre
Inspectors at Dublin centre had to be locked in office during unrest
Rapid growth leaves Swords facing crucial decisions
Locals fear ‘village’ atmosphere could lose out if draft planning guidelines made law
Record-breaking 779,000 Irish passports issued this year
Over 100,000 passport applications processed through new online system
‘Like a death in the family’: Liberties grocer shuts his doors
Jack Roche (73) reflects on changing neighbourhood and his plan to read Joyce
Kerry couple win charity award for aiding Chernobyl children
George and Mary Sugrue provide medical care to young left languishing in institutions
Dipstick error leads to pilot making emergency landing
Cessna177A aircraft had to change its course to a field in Meath after running out of fuel
In just 10 days Gardaí make 260 drink- and drug-driving arrests
Arrests made as part of the force’s Driving Under Intoxicant enforcement campaign
Refugees losing out on ‘proper medical treatment’, say officials
Department of Health the ‘only department’ not to allocate extra resources to refugees
Shelving refugee programme considered due to housing crisis
Officials note that direct provision beds as temporary measure unlikely to solve problem
State readies itself for 2,500 extra refugees under EU programme
Despite sluggish start, State’s intake of refugees ramped up over the latter half of 2017
Temporary flood barriers do not guarantee insurance cover
Insurers say 78% of homes protected by demountable flood defences have cover
Assaults on staff at three disability centres run by same operator
Health watchdog carried out inspections of Nua Healthcare facilities in Kildare and Wicklow
Three Áras Attracta staff nurses suspended
HSE announces move as abuse investigation broadened in wake of RTÉ documentary
Objections to Dublin rugby school erecting ball-stopping nets
The proposed netting described as ‘ugly’, ‘oppressive’ and of ‘negative visual impact’
How many people died on roads because of Garda breath test falsifications?
Woman who lost friend and uncle in car crashes criticises gardaí over fake breath tests
‘A cute little fecker’: Trinity’s Stevie the robot helps older people
Irish designers unveil prototype that calls family and gives medication reminders
Four men to appear in court over spate of rural burglaries
Men to appear in Mullingar District Court after being arrested on Wednesday
Most children born now will live to 100, forum told
UCD academic says Irish society must adapt to dynamics of living much longer
Foster care report calls for specialist Garda child protection units
Oireachtas committee recommends gaps in out-of-hours social work services be addressed
Women’s Council calls for independent investigation into Gate misconduct claims
Union official says Arts Council had said anti-bullying measures were not its business
‘There’s a real anger in Drogheda that they’re being overlooked again’
Campaigners says cityhood would boost the Louth town’s profile and performance
Croke Park handball centre gets go-ahead after 28-year battle
Planning permission follows dispute with residents and mediation from Bertie Ahern
Hiqa board to discuss chairman’s alleged conflict of interest
Brian McEnery says health watchdog was aware he gave advice to nursing homes
Trump a ‘boon’ for European unity, says Mogherini adviser
Brexit talks ‘poison’ will harm EU/UK security co-operation, IIEA think tank hears
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