Maggie Doyle

There are 280 different organisations involved in the event

Thousands gather to celebrate Dublin Pride festivities

Organisers say 12,500 people are marching as part of Dublin's Pride parade including members of the LBGTQ+ community, their families and friends.

Ireland • 28 Jun 25

Supply 'key' to housing issue, says Tánaiste

Tánaiste Simon Harris has said the key to the housing issue is supply and that the Government's success will be seen when it provides 300,000 homes over the next five years.

Politics • 25 Jun 25

The Taoiseach said Ireland is keenly aware of the importance of the marine environment

Taoiseach wants Ireland to 'lead' on maritime policy

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said he wants Ireland to be a "leading nation" in global maritime policy ahead of the United Nations Ocean Conference in France.

Environment • 08 Jun 25

Parents, extended family members and children gathered at the Garden of Remembrance

Protest over school places for additional needs children

Around 500 people have protested in Dublin about the lack of school places this September for children with additional needs.

Education • 07 Jun 25

The Irish Pharmacy Union said the impact of shortages is complex, and has the potential to affect the care and well-being of patients

Pharmacists not confident over uptake for free HRT scheme

The President of the Irish Pharmacy Union has said he is not confident the free hormone replacement therapy drugs scheme, due to begin on 1 June, will have enough of a sign-up among pharmacists for it to be delivered to all women who need it.

Health • 10 May 25

Gerry Adams was giving evidence to the High Court for a third day

BBC response to Adams complaint 'insulting', court told

Former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has told the High Court that the BBC's response to his complaint about a documentary was "absolutely insulting" and "absolutely arrogant".

Courts • 01 May 25

Gerry Adams pictured arriving at the High Court (Pic: RollingNews.ie)

Adams tells libel case BBC programme was 'hatchet job'

Former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has called a BBC programme in which he claims he was defamed an "attempted hatchet job" that was "full of inaccuracies".

Courts • 30 Apr 25

Pope Francis with Brother Kevin at the Capuchin Day Centre in Dublin in 2018

Pope's visit meant 'an awful lot', say volunteers

Dublin • 22 Apr 25

Micheál Martin said Ireland was facing 'turbulent times'

EU must remain calm with turbulent times ahead - Martin

The EU must remain calm amid the chaos and confusion surrounding the bloc's trading relationship with the US, the Taoiseach has said.

Business • 12 Apr 25

Louise Collins said her son Daniel has deteriorated rapidly and is unable to use his wheelchair

Son in constant pain waiting for surgery, says mother

A mother, whose teenage son is on a waiting list for spinal surgery at Children's Health Ireland, has said it is "unbelievable" that he is left in constant pain.

Health • 11 Apr 25