Eleanor Burnhill

Ukrainian MP Kira Rudik said she was 'incredibly concerned' about the ecological impact of the latest Russian attacks

Ukrainian MP urges West to deliver air defence systems

Ukrainian MP Kira Rudik has called for more support including additional air defence systems from the West, in the face of a fresh barrage of Russian attacks targeting Ukrainian energy infrastructure overnight.

Ukraine • 30 Mar 24

Garda checkpoints are in place across the country this weekend

Checkpoints in place for Easter road safety campaign

Checkpoints are in place across the country as part of a Garda Bank Holiday Road Enforcement Operation.

Ireland • 30 Mar 24

Steven McDonnell was charged with arson under Section 2 of the Criminal Damage Act and with criminal damage by fire

Arson charge over New Year's Eve fire at Shipwright pub

A 49-year-old man has appeared before Dublin District Court charged in connection with an arson attack at a former pub in Dublin on New Year's Eve last.

Courts • 21 Mar 24

Mahmoud says he returned to Dublin city because he had nothing to lose

Man left 'miserable' Crooksling to return to Dublin city

An asylum seeker who decided to leave alternative accommodation in Crooksling said the conditions were "miserable" and he returned to Dublin city because he had nothing to lose.

Dublin • 17 Mar 24

At least 20 men returned to Mount Street from Crooksling last night

O'Gorman denies asylum seekers moved for St Patrick's Day

Minister for Integration Roderic O'Gorman has denied claims made by opposition politicians that asylum seekers on Mount Street in Dublin city centre were moved in light of St Patrick's Day.

Dublin • 17 Mar 24

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar was speaking from Washington DC

IP applicants moved for 'health and safety reasons'

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said the reason why international protection applicants were moved from Mount Street in Dublin city centre to alternative tented accommodation was because there were no sanitary facilities or showers.

Dublin • 16 Mar 24

The Irish Prison Service has dealt with a number of drug overdoses in custody (file photo)

Prison service urges vigilance after overdoses in custody

The Irish Prison Service has said it has dealt with a number of drug overdoses in custody and has commenced an information campaign for inmates around the dangers of consuming contraband drugs, including synthetic opioids.

Regional • 15 Mar 24

Public sentiment towards RTÉ has 'clearly' impacted licence fee sales, the department said

RTÉ controversy impacting licence fee sales - Dept

Public sentiment towards RTÉ and the reaction to the controversy which emerged at the broadcaster last June is continuing to clearly impact licence fee sales and the revenue generated from them, the Department of Media said in a statement this evening.

Ireland • 08 Mar 24

Second case of measles is believed to be in a teenager

Second case of measles confirmed in Ireland

A second measles case in Ireland has been confirmed by the Health Protection Surveillance Centre.

Ireland • 07 Mar 24

Tents belonging to International Protection Applicants close to the International Protection Office on Mount Street in Dublin

Emergency accommodation arrangements for IPAs to end

The medical charity Safetynet has said it is disappointed that short-term emergency accommodation offered to International Protection Applicants sleeping in tents on the streets of Dublin could not be extended.

Ireland • 04 Mar 24