Cost-of-living protest: ‘We’re planning a weekly dinner for elderly neighbours so they’d at least have a hot meal’
More than 100 people gather outside the Dáil to make stand against surging bills
Concern for patient safety as medical scientists embark on campaign of industrial action
Union says its members carry out identical work as biochemists but are paid on average 8 per cent less
Outdoor alcohol sales and consumption law should become a permanent, says VFI
Government plans to extend temporary rules welcomed by industry body
Woman raped repeatedly by foster father says Tusla apology ‘doesn’t fix anything’
Kelly Kemmy waived her right to anonymity after Stephen Murray pleaded guilty
Kelly Kemmy: ‘What happened to me wasn’t my fault...but it took me a long time to realise that’
Young woman was repeatedly raped by her foster father over a seven-year period
Man sentenced to 11 years in prison for raping foster daughter
Kelly Kemmy waived her anonymity to name Stephen Murray
Some 20 Ukrainians apply to become teachers in the State
‘Tailored process’ developed to support registration and vetting of qualified Ukrainians
Tributes to ‘gentle soul’ teenager who died while driving tractor in Co Offaly
According to gardaí, the tractor left the road and entered a deep drain at Black Castle Bog
Further 5,000 Covid-19 cases reported over bank holiday weekend
Number in ICU remains stable as level of infection in community continues to fall
EU’s Digital Covid certificate scheme to be extended until June 2023
Adoption of committee reports confirms extension intended to facilitate travel
Refugee joins Irish relief effort to help Ukrainians flee
Tour guides fly to Polish border with help of newly arrived translator
On 36th anniversary of Chernobyl disaster, charity warns of new radiation threat
Adi Roche of Chernobyl Children International says attacks in nuclear zone ‘deadly’
Ukrainians in Ireland ‘very proud’ following Zelenskiy’s address to Oireachtas
‘His speech was very powerful ... it makes us feel that it’s not only us on the streets’
Some Irish families ‘unable to cope’ with housing Ukrainian refugees
Citywest conference centre currently being used as a processing centre for refugees
On the refugee bus to Ireland: ‘I’m going so I can save my children’s lives’
Fleet of buses from Irish tour company Paddywagon return home after bringing aid to Ukraine
Ukrainian mother and daughter on the way to finding refuge in Tullamore
With flights and lifts, Irish man living in Poland helps refugees get to safety in Ireland
Irish aid arrives by bus in Poland: ‘The generosity of people has been unreal’
Tour busses take aid of all kinds across continent before bring Ukrainian refugees back
Ukrainian refugees at Dublin Airport being guided to ‘one-stop-shop’
Arrivals are on average processed in three hours after filling out form for PPS number and assessed for accommodation needs
Irish man’s document request to European Commission was mishandled, ombudsman finds
James Cogan was told no document matched request for information on biodiesel
Awaiting contact from family in Ukraine: ‘I have no idea if they are alive or not’
Tetiana Fitzpatrick found safety in Dublin but is worried for her father and grandfather
Ukrainian doctors in Ireland ‘overwhelmed’ after over €100,000 is raised in a day for aid
Group of Irish-based medics are sending medical equipment to Ukraine amid crisis
The 2 Johnnies to return to air on 2FM after video-clip controversy
RTÉ finds ‘breaches’ of social media guidelines over clip of comments about women
‘The sound of sirens will stay with me’ – Dublin man who fled Ukraine
‘I have never been more happy in my life to have an Irish passport’
EU should introduce a minimum wage, citizens’ panel recommends
Dublin Castle summit hears calls for supports of social housing delivery in member states
Irish man crosses Ukrainian border: ‘We realised we’re refugees now’
‘People I don’t know picked us up and drove us to their home,’ says Limerick native
Irish in Ukraine: ‘I started to hear what sounded like fighter jets’
Irish duo recount experience of Russian invasion and express relief at visas waived for Ireland
Councillors express ‘grave concerns’ about NMH move to St Vincent’s campus
Letter calls on Government to pursue other sites for maternity hospital
‘I can’t sleep, I can’t eat’: Ukrainians in Ireland fear for relatives back home
Protests take place at Leinster House and outside Russian embassy following invasion
Visas for Ukrainian citizens entering Ireland to be waived, Taoiseach confirms
Irishman Brendan Murphy says it ‘would have been better’ if it happened earlier
Rising heat-related emissions a ‘serious challenge’ to climate targets, study finds
SEAI publishes study outlining options to reach net zero emissions in heat sector
Storm Franklin: Public warned of falling trees as 8,600 remain without power
Gusts of more than 130km/h recorded as third storm in a week batters country
Storm Franklin: Orange warnings for six counties as ‘damaging gusts’ forecast
Risk of coastal flooding as strong winds and high seas lead to wave overtopping
Delayed cancer screenings and diagnoses a ‘major issue’, MEP warns
Concerns raised over possibly ‘tens of thousands’ of delayed cancer diagnoses in Ireland
European Parliament approves €1.2 billion macro-financial loan to help Ukraine
Ukraine’s external financing has dried up due to Russia’s military threat and in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic
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