Nicole Turner’s butterfly silver keeps Ireland’s medal tap flowing freely
Dream comes true for Laois woman as she produces a personal best time of 36.30 seconds
State’s data privacy watchdog finds bite after first year of handing out fines
Data Protection Commissioner Helen Dixon ‘excited’ about pipeline of tech rulings
Bread alert: why Brexit and a bad harvest will force up the price of sliced pan
Irish consumers could soon feel the impact of trade ‘rules of origin’ in their pockets
Paying 15c more for a loaf after Brexit? Irish bakeries eye flour beyond Britain
Plans to stockpile and source alternative supplies from EU, and mitigate UK tariffs
Staff shortage at Co Laois nursing home is increasing risk of harm to residents
Manager says home, which has eight residents with Covid-19, will have to close unless it gets more staff
Dog praised after helping emergency services find his owner
Rescued pup becomes internet sensation after helping gardaí locate injured man
Jury’s manslaughter verdict quashed after it ignored insanity evidence
Man who thought Isis were about to invade has manslaughter case quashed on appeal
Data watchdog ‘extremely concerned’ on failure to locate suitable office
Regulator frustrated at OPW’s inability to identify suitable offices as workforce trebles
Five schools to undergo detailed structural safety checks this weekend
Schools in Dublin, Cork, Meath and Laois built by Western Building Systems to be assessed
Two schools at centre of structural concerns will not reopen today
Most schools set to reopen after engineering teams worked through the weekend to complete remedial works
Total of 22 schools found to need remedial work
Department of Education finds 19 of 42 inspected schools fit to reopen without work
DPP reflecting on case in which man who met criteria for insanity jailed for killing
Court of Appeal told when jury found man guilty verdict was met with applause
Mementoes of Clery’s department store among items to be auctioned
Cheque shows Pearse was a customer before his 1916 Rising destroyed the shop
Galway girl triumphs at best dressed lady competition
Aoife McCana wearing Ghost was the unanimous choice of the judges at Galway Races
Delaying drink-driving bill is ‘an insult to the memory of Ciarán’
Strong criticism of politician’s opposition to tougher rules voiced at RSA conference
Bare in the Woods Festival called off
Kiesza and Mike Skinner were due to perform at Portarlington event
Drink driving detections up by a third on last December
Garda: ‘Drink driving is about as selfish an act as you can do. It is bitterly disappointing’
Homelessness ‘an affront to human dignity’, Catholic bishops say
People sleeping on streets contrary to social teaching of Church and should be ‘eradicated forever’
Two in custody until sentencing for Dale Creighton manslaughter
Ross Callery and Gerard Stevens pleaded guilty to part in killing 20-year-old on Dublin footbridge
Dale Creighton trial: Accused claims knife was pulled on him
Seven Dubliners are charged with murdering man at footbridge over Tallaght bypass
Two had blood on clothing after assault, murder trial told
Dale Creighton killing: Graham Palmer and Aisling Burke had stained clothes, says garda
Migrant group calls for plan on female genital mutilation
Survivor of procedure Mehret Yemane says ‘it’s like you have an open wound all the time’
Drink-driving case: Mother tells of ‘some of my darkest moments’
Ciaran Treacy (4) killed in car crash. Family victim impact statement was read in court
Female genital mutilation: ‘no anaesthetic before she cut me’
Mehret Yemane describes having horrific procedure for fourth time as a 9-year-old
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