Colman O'Sullivan

It is hoped that the data collected will provide information on how infrastructure could be improved

Children given cameras to identify school commute risks

Children at a primary school in Dublin are being given cameras to wear as they cycle or walk to school as part of a new citizen science project.

Dublin • 14 May

Children's Health Ireland said the treatment is a 'long-standing internationally recognised practice'

CHI accused of using off-label treatment without consent

Advocacy groups have accused Children's Health Ireland of treating children with an off-label application of a medical device without the informed consent of their parents.

Health • 11 May

The crowd heard from speeches from speakers including Aontú Senator Sarah O'Reilly

Thousands attend 'March for Life' in Dublin city centre

Several thousand people have taken part in the annual 'March for Life' event in Dublin city centre.

Dublin • 05 May

Taoiseach Mícheál Martin attended the Heritage Council's Heritage Horizons conference in Kilmainham

Climate Risk Register sought following extreme weather

The Heritage Council is calling for a climate risk register for heritage, saying that extreme weather events have already demonstrated vulnerability.

Climate • 01 May

In recent months, there has been significant progress made at Killarney National Park to eradicate rhododendron

Decades-long battle to clear rhododendron in Killarney

New machinery is tipping the balance in the decades-long battle to clear rhododendron in Killarney National Park, according to the National Parks and Wildlife Service.

Munster • 18 Apr

(L-R) Airwoman Ruth Byrne and her father, Flight Sergeant Luke Byrne, are deploying to Lebanon

Father, daughter among Irish troops deploying to Lebanon

A father and daughter are among the next group of Irish soldiers who will deploy on the UNIFIL mission in south Lebanon.

Ireland • 17 Apr

Patrick Fitzpatrick pictured at Arklow District Court where he was charged with murder

Two men, teen charged in connection with Bray man's death

Two men and a teenager have appeared in court in Co Wicklow charged in connection with the death of a 36-year-old man in Bray earlier this year.

Courts • 17 Apr

Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers said the Government's hope is there will not be additional tariffs announced on pharma sector

EU should 'be careful' in tariff talks with US - Chambers

Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers has said that the European Union needs "to be careful about what we put on the table" in tariff negotiations with the United States.

Ireland • 14 Apr

The 15,000 solar panels, on a 28-acre site, are expected to generate up to 9 gigawatt hours of electricity every year

Solar farm shows challenge of cutting airport emissions

Minister for Transport Darragh O'Brien has officially opened the new solar farm beside Dublin Airport.

Dublin • 12 Apr

Dublin Airport currently has a passenger cap of 32 million a year, which was put in place as part of planning permission for the second terminal in 2007

Dublin Airport passenger cap suspension is extended

The High Court has extended the suspension of the passenger cap at Dublin Airport until the determination of High Court proceedings on a challenge to the cap taken by Aer Lingus and Ryanair.

Dublin • 03 Apr