Significant rise in items surrendered at Dublin Airport Dublin Airport has said many people have forgotten the basic rules around travelling and, as a result, there is a significant increase in items being ... Ireland • 25 Nov
Farmers hold convoy protest in Dublin city centre Farmers demonstrated in the capital today in protest against the Government's policy on the Common Agricultural Policy and the Climate Action Plan. Ireland • 21 Nov
Brighter nights ahead as Dublin lights up for Christmas The Christmas lights in Dublin city centre have been switched on to mark the start of the festive season in the capital. Dublin • 10 Nov
Ryan cancels COP26 trip after positive Covid test The Green Party leader and Minister for the Climate Eamon Ryan has tested positive for Covid-19 and has had to cancel his plans to travel ... Politics • 06 Nov
Man charged with murdering his wife in Dublin A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of his wife in their home in Finglas, Dublin. Ireland • 06 Nov
Garda operation in Dublin city amid safety concerns More than 100 gardaí are now patrolling Dublin city centre on weekend evenings as part of a high visibility policing operation to combat concerns about ... Dublin • 05 Nov
Concern over online crowdfunding for cancer treatments A new study has found that a large proportion of online crowdfunding for cancer treatment is for unlicensed or for alternative treatments. Ireland • 24 Oct
Teachers' union calls for return of Covid measures The main union representing primary school teachers has called for Covid-19 testing and tracing measures in primary schools to be reinstated. Coronavirus • 18 Oct
Stardust inquest may not get under way until March The inquest into the deaths of 48 people in the Stardust nightclub in February 1981 may not get fully under way until next March. Ireland • 13 Oct
Department of Justice funding increases by 5% The Department of Justice received €145m in extra funding in this year's budget, up 5% on last year. Budget 2022 • 13 Oct
