Concerns raised about lack of PE facilities in schools Concerns have been raised about Physical Education becoming an exam subject when some schools do not have the required facilities. Physical Education • 29 Aug 18
Murder investigation opened into Jacob disappearance Gardaí investigating the disappearance of Kildare teenager Deirdre Jacob 20 years ago have begun a murder investigation. Crime • 15 Aug 18
Abbott Ireland to create 500 new jobs in Donegal Abbott Ireland has confirmed it is planning to expand its workforce in Donegal and create 500 new jobs. Ulster • 23 Jul 18
'World at global tipping point' - Clinton Former US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has described the world as at "a global tipping point" where "even facts and reason are under assault like ... Hillary Clinton • 22 Jun 18
Verdict of death by unlawful killing at Golden inquest A verdict of death by unlawful killing has been returned at the inquest into the death of Garda Tony Golden. Ireland • 23 Apr 18
Verdict of death by unlawful killing at Golden inquest A verdict of death by unlawful killing has been returned at the inquest into the death of Garda Tony Golden. Ireland • 23 Apr 18
Three-in-five dealing with heavy drinker in their life Three-in-five people in Ireland have a heavy drinker in their life, according to a report that examined the harm of people's drinking on others. Health • 16 Apr 18
Scouting group to lose funding over governance concerns Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said he backs the decision of Minister for Children Katherine Zappone to withhold funding from Scouting Ireland over governance concerns. Ireland • 13 Apr 18
Save the 8th campaign launches in Dublin The Save the 8th campaign has been launched in Dublin ahead of May's referendum on the Eighth Amendment. Eighth Amendment • 29 Mar 18
100 years of women's suffrage marked with equality call The granddaughter of an Irish suffragette has smashed windows at Dublin Castle to mark 100 years since women got the right to vote. Ireland • 06 Feb 18
