McDonald says Morrison waiting list report 'devastating' The Sinn Féin leader has described as "devastating" a newspaper report that claims nine-year-old Harvey Morrison was taken off a surgery waiting list because Children's Health Ireland believed he was a palliative patient. Ireland • 10 Nov
McDonald says Morrison waiting list report 'devastating' The Sinn Féin leader has described as "devastating" a newspaper report that claims nine-year-old Harvey Morrison was taken off a surgery waiting list because Children's Health Ireland believed he was a palliative patient. Ireland • 10 Nov
National Council of Family Carers holds first meeting The first ever meeting of the new National Council of Family Carers was held in Dublin today. Ireland • 08 Nov
National Council of Family Carers holds first meeting The first ever meeting of the new National Council of Family Carers was held in Dublin today. Ireland • 08 Nov
New customs control facility opens at Rosslare Europort A new customs control facility and border control post has been officially opened at Rosslare Europort in Co Wexford. Leinster • 07 Nov
New customs control facility opens at Rosslare Europort A new customs control facility and border control post has been officially opened at Rosslare Europort in Co Wexford. Leinster • 07 Nov
State accommodation for Ukrainians capped at 30 days New arrivals from Ukraine will only be allowed stay in State accommodation for 30 days under changes agreed by a Cabinet sub-committee this evening. Ireland • 03 Nov
State accommodation for Ukrainians capped at 30 days New arrivals from Ukraine will only be allowed stay in State accommodation for 30 days under changes agreed by a Cabinet sub-committee this evening. Ireland • 03 Nov
Two men found guilty of murder of Croatian man in Dublin Two men have been found guilty of the murder of Croatian man Josip Strok on a Dublin street last year. Courts • 30 Oct
Two men found guilty of murder of Croatian man in Dublin Two men have been found guilty of the murder of Croatian man Josip Strok on a Dublin street last year. Courts • 30 Oct
Runner, 85, 'shocked, embarrassed' over marathon honour With more than 22,500 people taking part in this year's Dublin Marathon, many participants are running for charitable causes. Dublin • 26 Oct
Runner, 85, 'shocked, embarrassed' over marathon honour With more than 22,500 people taking part in this year's Dublin Marathon, many participants are running for charitable causes. Dublin • 26 Oct
Limerick teen first Irish woman home in Dublin Marathon The first Irish woman to cross the finish line in the Irish Life Dublin Marathon today only competed in her first competitive marathon earlier this year. Dublin • 27 Oct
Limerick teen first Irish woman home in Dublin Marathon The first Irish woman to cross the finish line in the Irish Life Dublin Marathon today only competed in her first competitive marathon earlier this year. Dublin • 27 Oct
Carrick-on-Shannon named Ireland's tidiest town Carrick-on-Shannon in Co Leitrim has been announced as the overall winner at this year's SuperValu Tidy Towns competition, and also took home the honours in the small town category. Ireland • 24 Oct
Carrick-on-Shannon named Ireland's tidiest town Carrick-on-Shannon in Co Leitrim has been announced as the overall winner at this year's SuperValu Tidy Towns competition, and also took home the honours in the small town category. Ireland • 24 Oct
Connolly accused of double standards over barrister role The Fine Gael candidate for the Presidency has once again accused her opponent of double standards for representing banks as a barrister in repossession cases while criticising them as an elected representative. Presidential Election • 20 Oct
Connolly accused of double standards over barrister role The Fine Gael candidate for the Presidency has once again accused her opponent of double standards for representing banks as a barrister in repossession cases while criticising them as an elected representative. Presidential Election • 20 Oct
Cabinet to consider introduction of 'Jennie's Law' Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan will seek Cabinet approval tomorrow for the establishment of a Domestic Violence Register. Ireland • 20 Oct
Cabinet to consider introduction of 'Jennie's Law' Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan will seek Cabinet approval tomorrow for the establishment of a Domestic Violence Register. Ireland • 20 Oct
