Pair charged with burglary, criminal damage in Celbridge A man and a woman have been before the courts charged with burglary and criminal damage offences earlier this week at an address in Celbridge, Co Kildare. Leinster • 25 Jun
Pair charged with burglary, criminal damage in Celbridge A man and a woman have been before the courts charged with burglary and criminal damage offences earlier this week at an address in Celbridge, Co Kildare. Leinster • 25 Jun
Bin lorry cameras to detect waste contamination The Panda waste company has said it intends to roll out more detection cameras on its trucks across the country over the next year. Ireland • 13 Jun
Bin lorry cameras to detect waste contamination The Panda waste company has said it intends to roll out more detection cameras on its trucks across the country over the next year. Ireland • 13 Jun
Call over 'game changer' Muscular Dystrophy drug Parents of children with an incurable muscle-wasting condition have called on the Minister for Health to accelerate the approval and funding of a new drug which they have described as a "game changer". Health • 11 Jun
Call over 'game changer' Muscular Dystrophy drug Parents of children with an incurable muscle-wasting condition have called on the Minister for Health to accelerate the approval and funding of a new drug which they have described as a "game changer". Health • 11 Jun
Riverdance celebrates its 30th anniversary Riverdance is celebrating its 30th anniversary tonight in unique style with the audience made up of past performers. Ireland • 04 Jun
Riverdance celebrates its 30th anniversary Riverdance is celebrating its 30th anniversary tonight in unique style with the audience made up of past performers. Ireland • 04 Jun
Mother 'shocked' over delay to anti-epilepsy drug inquiry The Minister for Health has been urged to commence a long-awaited inquiry into the historical prescribing of an anti-epilepsy drug to pregnant women. Ireland • 30 May
Mother 'shocked' over delay to anti-epilepsy drug inquiry The Minister for Health has been urged to commence a long-awaited inquiry into the historical prescribing of an anti-epilepsy drug to pregnant women. Ireland • 30 May
'It took my soul' - Dublin woman marks 6 years drug free Fiona Taaffe completed the Dublin City Half Marathon last month - a remarkable achievement which marked her sixth year in recovery from drug addiction. Health • 29 May
'It took my soul' - Dublin woman marks 6 years drug free Fiona Taaffe completed the Dublin City Half Marathon last month - a remarkable achievement which marked her sixth year in recovery from drug addiction. Health • 29 May
Limerick gardaí roll out new way to police e-scooters Gardaí in Limerick city are rolling out a new way of policing electric scooters - portable dynamometers to measure the speed of e-scooters, with 20km/h the maximum allowed. Munster • 27 May
Limerick gardaí roll out new way to police e-scooters Gardaí in Limerick city are rolling out a new way of policing electric scooters - portable dynamometers to measure the speed of e-scooters, with 20km/h the maximum allowed. Munster • 27 May
Joyous scenes as Irish troops return home from Lebanon There were emotional scenes at Dublin Airport today as 170 Irish troops from the 125th Infantry Battalion returned home following a six-month deployment with UNIFIL in Lebanon. Ireland • 23 May
Joyous scenes as Irish troops return home from Lebanon There were emotional scenes at Dublin Airport today as 170 Irish troops from the 125th Infantry Battalion returned home following a six-month deployment with UNIFIL in Lebanon. Ireland • 23 May
Wexford lagoon facing 'ecological disaster', say experts An "ecological disaster" is unfolding at one of Ireland's largest lagoons, according to experts, with algae blocking out light leading to plants and animals dying. Environment • 20 May
Wexford lagoon facing 'ecological disaster', say experts An "ecological disaster" is unfolding at one of Ireland's largest lagoons, according to experts, with algae blocking out light leading to plants and animals dying. Environment • 20 May
Satchwell told gardaí he had to 'get rid of the memories' The Central Criminal Court has heard how Richard Satchwell told gardaí that he had to "rediscover himself" and "get rid of the memories" following his wife's death. Court • 15 May
Satchwell told gardaí he had to 'get rid of the memories' The Central Criminal Court has heard how Richard Satchwell told gardaí that he had to "rediscover himself" and "get rid of the memories" following his wife's death. Court • 15 May
