Eleanor Burnhill

It is the third such incident in the last four months (Pic: Sheriff YC)

Club 'devastated' after further vandalism to pitches

The chair of Sheriff Youth Club has said members of their youth football club have been left "devastated" after their pitches in Fairview in Dublin were left vandalised and damaged by track marks.

Dublin • 12 Feb 24

Measles is a highly infectious disease that can cause serious complications, particularly in children aged under one, pregnant women and those who are immunosuppressed (Stock image)

HPSC reports nine cases of suspected measles

The Health Protection Surveillance Centre has reported nine cases of suspected measles here, as of Saturday 3 February.

Ireland • 08 Feb 24

Daa announced a €400 million spend on 20 sustainability projects

Dublin Airport expansion 'essential' for economic growth

Minister of State Jack Chambers has said he believes the personal criticism of Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan by Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary was "very unfair".

Ireland • 07 Feb 24

Gardaí cordoned off the road in Crooksling in Co Dublin

Minister appalled over 'attack' on vacant nursing home

Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has said she is appalled at what she says was an attack on a former nursing home building in Co Dublin.

Dublin • 05 Feb 24

Michael Clampett appeared before a special sitting of Bray District Court this morning

Man in court over seizure of cocaine worth €3m

A man has appeared in court charged in connection with a seizure of cocaine estimated to be worth more than €3m earlier this week.

Regional • 03 Feb 24

Ryan Tubridy, Miriam O'Callaghan, Joe Duffy, Claire Byrne and Ray D'Arcy were among the highest paid in 2022

Tubridy leads list of top ten on-air earners for 2022

The former RTÉ presenter Ryan Tubridy was the top on-air earner at RTÉ for 2022 with stated earnings of €515,000.

Ireland • 29 Jan 24

The TFI €2 fare allows commuters to transfer between Dublin Bus, Luas and most DART, commuter rail and Go-Ahead services

Discounted public transport fares in Dublin to stay

Discounted Leap card fares that were first introduced in 2022, including the ability to travel for 90 minutes across Dublin for a flat fee of €2 are to remain in place, the National Transport Authority said.

Ireland • 24 Jan 24

Once installed a driver will not be able to start their vehicle if they are over the legal driving limit for alcohol

Breathalyser that can stop vehicle use being trialled

The Medical Bureau of Road Safety in Ireland is currently trialling the use of a breathalyser device that will stop a driver from starting a vehicle if their alcohol level is above the legal limit.

Ireland • 19 Jan 24

The charity said that just over 90,000 callers were requesting help with food

Calls to SVP increase 10% year-on-year

More than a quarter of a million calls for help were received last year by the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, a ten per cent increase on the number of calls in 2022.

Ireland • 15 Jan 24

The HSE raised concern about the potency of synthetic drugs (stock image)

Synthetic drugs causing mental health concerns - HSE

The HSE has said presentations at mental health services have increased year-on-year, with the arrival of synthetic cannabis on the Irish market causing particular concern.

Health • 05 Jan 24