Traveller Pride Week gets under way in Dublin Traveller Pride Week, a two-week event celebrating the culture, heritage and identity of Travellers has started with a Traveller Arts Festival in Dublin. Ireland • 03 Jul 23
Traveller Pride Week gets under way in Dublin Traveller Pride Week, a two-week event celebrating the culture, heritage and identity of Travellers has started with a Traveller Arts Festival in Dublin. Ireland • 03 Jul 23
Homeowners frustrated at cost of fixing safety defects Homeowners at a development in Ashtown in Dublin have expressed frustration that the company which built their apartments and houses has not offered to contribute to the cost of fixing fire safety defects recently there. Ireland • 30 Jun 23
Homeowners frustrated at cost of fixing safety defects Homeowners at a development in Ashtown in Dublin have expressed frustration that the company which built their apartments and houses has not offered to contribute to the cost of fixing fire safety defects recently there. Ireland • 30 Jun 23
Farmers to be paid to protect nature and store carbon Farmers, bogs and nature are a combination that have gone together for centuries but in recent times putting the three words together often means controversy. Environment • 21 Jun 23
Farmers to be paid to protect nature and store carbon Farmers, bogs and nature are a combination that have gone together for centuries but in recent times putting the three words together often means controversy. Environment • 21 Jun 23
Record temperatures detected in Irish coastal waters An oceanographer from the ICARUS Climate Unit at Maynooth University says there is currently a marine heatwave in coastal waters to the west and north west of Ireland. Ireland • 19 Jun 23
Record temperatures detected in Irish coastal waters An oceanographer from the ICARUS Climate Unit at Maynooth University says there is currently a marine heatwave in coastal waters to the west and north west of Ireland. Ireland • 19 Jun 23
Woman charged over money laundering and use of fake IDs A woman has appeared at Dublin District Court charged with money laundering and using false instruments in the form of fake identification at banks in Dublin and Donegal. Courts • 10 Jun 23
Woman charged over money laundering and use of fake IDs A woman has appeared at Dublin District Court charged with money laundering and using false instruments in the form of fake identification at banks in Dublin and Donegal. Courts • 10 Jun 23
Surveillance flights seek to limit mountain fire damage The National Parks and Wildlife Service is calling on people to take extra care during the current dry sunny spell. It warned that it has stepped up its enforcement action against those who start fires in mountain or wooded areas. Ireland • 02 Jun 23
Surveillance flights seek to limit mountain fire damage The National Parks and Wildlife Service is calling on people to take extra care during the current dry sunny spell. It warned that it has stepped up its enforcement action against those who start fires in mountain or wooded areas. Ireland • 02 Jun 23
Decision due on scheme to cut dairy herd - McConalogue A decision on a possible scheme to reduce the national dairy herd will be made "over the next few months", Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue has said. Ireland • 31 May 23
Decision due on scheme to cut dairy herd - McConalogue A decision on a possible scheme to reduce the national dairy herd will be made "over the next few months", Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue has said. Ireland • 31 May 23
Man charged with murder of man in Wexford A man has appeared at Gorey District Court in Wexford charged with murder, assaulting and obstructing gardaí, attempting to escape custody and production of a weapon. Courts • 28 May 23
Man charged with murder of man in Wexford A man has appeared at Gorey District Court in Wexford charged with murder, assaulting and obstructing gardaí, attempting to escape custody and production of a weapon. Courts • 28 May 23
Harmful levels of antibiotics found in Irish rivers Scientists from Dublin City University have found antibiotics and antidepressants in four Irish rivers at levels that are harmful to aquatic life. They say current waste water treatment in Ireland is not sufficient to deal with the problem. Ireland • 18 May 23
Harmful levels of antibiotics found in Irish rivers Scientists from Dublin City University have found antibiotics and antidepressants in four Irish rivers at levels that are harmful to aquatic life. They say current waste water treatment in Ireland is not sufficient to deal with the problem. Ireland • 18 May 23
Further anti-immigration protest in Dublin city centre There have been confrontations between anti-immigration protestors and gardaí after protesters marched to the International Protection Office on Mount Street in Dublin city centre. Dublin • 13 May 23
Further anti-immigration protest in Dublin city centre There have been confrontations between anti-immigration protestors and gardaí after protesters marched to the International Protection Office on Mount Street in Dublin city centre. Dublin • 13 May 23
