Colman O'Sullivan

The Climate Change Advisory Council said flooding is a one of the biggest threats from climate change (File image)

CCAC: Ireland must do more to reduce climate damage costs

Ireland needs to do more to adapt to climate change, according to the Climate Change Advisory Council which says investment is urgently needed to avoid the worst damage and higher costs that it can bring in future years.

Climate Change • 10 Sep 24

The plan has three core aims, including the restoration of rivers' natural ecosystem functions

Changes planned to the protection, management of rivers

The Government has launched the latest action plan on water, with changes to how rivers are managed and protected.

Environment • 05 Sep 24

Oasis announced 17 shows in the UK and Ireland, with two in Croke Park next August.

CCPC has 'legitimate concerns' over Oasis ticket sales

There are "legitimate concerns around the consumer experiences" of buying tickets for Oasis concerts at the weekend, the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has said, and it is "actively reviewing the situation".

Ireland • 02 Sep 24

Demonstrators called for immediate sanctions against Israel and a ceasefire

Thousands attend pro-Palestine protest in Dublin

Thousands of people have taken part in a protest in support of Palestine in Dublin city centre.

Dublin • 01 Sep 24

Stephen O'Callaghan died in hospital after trying to rescue people from the water at Inch Strand

Tributes to 'hero' who died helping swimmers in Co Cork

A man who lost his life trying to help a group of young swimmers who got into trouble at a beach in Co Cork has been described as a true hero, brave and selfless.

Munster • 26 Aug 24

The legislation would expand the Mental Health Commission to include the Children and Adolescent Mental Health Service (file image)

Calls for Govt to prioritise passing Mental Health Act

The Government has been urged to prioritise legislation to reform Ireland's mental health services so it is passed before a general election is called.

Ireland • 22 Aug 24

Some protesters have pulled down barriers on the canal bank

Protest over fencing of Grand Canal in Dublin

Dozens of people have taken part in a protest against the fencing of the banks of the Grand Canal in Dublin city centre.

Dublin • 17 Aug 24

Aircoach says the cancellations will impact services scheduled for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

Aircoach cancels some services due to driver shortage

Aircoach has apologised to customers for service disruptions which it says have been caused by an industry-wide shortage of drivers.

Business • 12 Aug 24

Josephine 'Josie' Ray was found dead at her home in St Joseph's Park in Nenagh, Co Tipperary on Sunday 4 August

GSOC to investigate interactions at home of dead woman

The Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission is to investigate interactions between gardaí and people at the home of a woman who was found dead in Co Tipperary.

Crime • 12 Aug 24

Natasha O'Brien said the dismissal of Cathal Crotty was 'the bare minimum'

Crotty's Defence Forces dismissal 'too little, too late'

A woman who was assaulted by a soldier has described his dismissal from the Defence Forces as "too little, too late".

Ireland • 11 Jul 24