Colman O'Sullivan

Members of Dundalk Sub Aqua search and rescue during a rescue operation after a fishing boat sank in Carlingford Lough

Rescue operation on Carlingford Lough after boat sinks

A rescue operation is continuing on Carlingford Lough after a fisherman was rescued off Greencastle.

Ulster • 8 hrs

Appeal to keep dogs on leads on five Dublin beaches

"Please keep your dog on a lead" is the message to people walking dogs on five beaches in Dublin.

Dublin • 28 May

The former Ardee Pub in Dublin's Liberties area

Activists in former pub say no trespass order received

Activists occupying a closed down pub in the Liberties in Dublin said they have not been officially notified of a High Court order restraining them from continuing their trespass at the building.

Dublin • 28 May

Watch: Africa Day celebrated in Dún Laoghaire park

Dún Laoghaire is one of the locations where Africa Day is being celebrated this year, with an event in the People's Park just beside the seafront and close to the town's harbour.

Ireland • 25 May

People laying flowers at a vigil for Alex Coughlan, who died after a serious assault in Dublin last week

Hundreds attend vigil for man who died after assault

Around 500 people gathered for a vigil in memory of Alex Coughlan at the place where he was assaulted near Blanchardstown village earlier this month.

Dublin • 25 May

Image shows a woman with hair tied back and wearing a long coat cycling through a city

Women in Ireland less likely to cycle than men, says TII

Women in Ireland are far less likely to cycle than men because of unsafe roads, aggressive driver behaviour and family responsibilities, according to a survey of 1,000 women for Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII).

Ireland • 14 May

Majority born in 1998 experience discrimination - ESRI

Two thirds of 25-year-olds in Ireland have experienced some type of discrimination, according to research from the ESRI.

Ireland • 14 May

Bertie Ahern pictured during an event for the 50th anniversary of Eamon De Valera's death

Ahern migrant comments 'disturbing' - Muslim body chair

The chairperson of the Irish Muslim Peace and Integration Council has described comments by former taoiseach Bertie Ahern on migrants as "deeply disturbing".

Ireland • 14 May