Colman O'Sullivan

skip to main content

Colman O'Sullivan

Protest and counter-protests held over immigration

Hundreds of people have taken part in a protest and counter-protest over immigration at St Stephen's Green in Dublin city centre.
Dublin • 21 Jan 23

Dozens attend vigil for woman found dead in Dublin

Around 70 people have attended a vigil in Ashtown in Dublin 15 to remember Maud Coffey, who was found dead at an apartment in Royal Canal Park in Ashtown on Friday.
Dublin • 16 Jan 23

Some bus routes curtailed after anti-social behaviour

Bus services to parts of Tallaght in Dublin have been curtailed this evening due to an increase in anti-social behaviour on some routes, with drivers saying it is not safe for them to operate in some areas of west Tallaght.
Dublin • 12 Jan 23

Two men charged with murder of man in Co Meath

Two men have appeared at Blanchardstown District Court charged with the murder of a man whose body was found on farmland in Co Meath last month.
Courts • 06 Jan 23

Crowds turn out for sunny, but cold, Christmas swims

Calm and sunny conditions welcomed thousands of swimmers who braved the waters around the country for their Christmas swim.
Ireland • 25 Dec 22

Christmas lights turned on at Áras an Uachtaráin

President Michael D Higgins has turned on the Christmas lights at Áras an Uachtaráin.
Ireland • 10 Dec 22

Event marks CIE workers killed in bombings 50 years ago

Three men who were killed by car bombs 50 years ago have been remembered at a ceremony in Dublin City Centre.
Ireland • 01 Dec 22

Government plans a 50% reduction in food waste by 2030

The Government has announced a road map for reducing food waste by 50% by 2030. This is one of the targets in the Climate Action Plan and is in line with a UN sustainable development goal to cut global food waste by half by 2030.
Ireland • 01 Dec 22

Young people willing to fly less, eat less meat - ESRI

Young people in Ireland are willing to fly less and eat less meat, but see the Government as having the responsibility to bring about change, according to new research from the Economic and Social Research Institute.
Ireland • 30 Nov 22

Carbon footprint bigger when goods consumption included

Researchers have found that Ireland's carbon footprint is much bigger when emissions for goods we consume are included.
Ireland • 25 Nov 22

Search RTÉ.ie

Cant find what you're looking for?
Showing 191 - 200 of 200 stories

18

19

20