Ballymurphy families 'angered' over Johnson letter The Ballymurphy victims' families have received a letter from British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, in which he expresses his personal sorrow for the "terrible hurt ... Ulster • 1 hr
Two die in house fire in Co Roscommon Two people have died in a house fire in Co Roscommon in the early hours of this morning. Connacht • 1 hr
Three teenagers arrested over Dart station attack Three teenage boys have been arrested in connection with an attack on young girls at Howth Junction Dart station last month. Dublin • 42 mins
Taoiseach to meet British Prime Minister in London The Taoiseach is travelling to London tomorrow to meet with the British Prime Minister, a Government spokesperson has confirmed. Politics • 16 mins
Ian Bailey convicted of drug-driving in west Cork Former journalist Ian Bailey has been convicted of drug-driving at Schull in west Cork in August 2019. Munster • 29 mins
Israeli troops gather at Gaza border amid hostilities Israel has prepared ground troops along the Gaza border as the escalating conflict continued overnight with rocket fire exchanged, while international calls have mounted for ... World • 1 hr
Varadkar: Govt 'will act quickly' on funds buying homes Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said proposals to tackle investment funds block-buying in new housing estates will go to Cabinet next Tuesday adding that the Government ... Politics • 1 hr
5 maternity units 'not compliant' with partner guidance Five of the 19 maternity units in hospitals around the country are "not compliant" with the guidelines on allowing partners attend scans and births, according ... Coronavirus • 28 mins
Govt urged to end visa 'torture' of families kept apart The Immigrant Council of Ireland said travel for family reunification purposes should be deemed essential and called on the government to change its policy on ... Ireland • 9 mins
'Strong vaccine confidence and take-up' - HSE The CEO of the Health Service Executive Paul Reid has said they are continuing to see strong vaccine confidence and take-up. Coronavirus • 22 mins
Govt hopeful of resumption of indoor dining in July Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said the Government is aiming for a resumption of indoor dining in July, but added that a lot can happen between ... Coronavirus • 2 hrs
Children risk being 'othered' over sexuality education Sinn Féin's Education spokesperson has told the Dáil that children risk being "othered" due to the way sexual health education is being taught in schools. Education • 2 hrs
Government considering extended aviation wage supports The Government is considering an extended wage support scheme specifically for aviation amid fears of further job losses in the sector, according to a senior ... Business • 45 mins
What's the Covid-19 incidence rate in your area? Use our Covid-19 real time dashboard to check in on the latest number of different vaccines administered, case numbers, up-to-date ICU figures and an interactive ... Coronavirus • 8 hrs
Businesses urged to maximise remote working benefits Remote working has the potential to bring economic, social, and environmental benefits - but some enterprises may struggle with additional costs, according to the National ... Ireland • 6 hrs
Nearly 7,000 bikes stolen since January 2020 Nearly 7,000 bicycles have been stolen across the country in the last 16 months, according to gardaí. Ireland • 1 hr
Variant first identified in India antibody 'resistant' A Covid-19 variant first identified in India has been found in 44 countries with a possible presence in five more, and is believed to be ... Coronavirus • 2 hrs
Author and critic Seamus Deane dies aged 81 Tributes have been paid to the author, critic and academic Seamus Deane who has died at the age of 81. Books • 3 hrs
Consumer prices rise for first time since last March The annual rate of consumer inflation rose by 1.1% in April, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office. Business • 4 hrs
UK hits back at EU 'threats' over financial sector deal The UK government has accused the European Union of "issuing threats at any sign of difficulties" after suggestions France plans to delay a financial services ... Brexit • 2 hrs
Banks to allow asylum seekers use alternative documents From today the five main banks are adopting a co-ordinated approach to make it easier for people seeking international protection here to open bank accounts. Ireland • 7 hrs
An Taisce says it must challenge Glanbia cheese plant An Taisce has said it could not allow the construction of a Glanbia cheese factory in Kilkenny to proceed without a challenge as it will ... Business • 26 mins
Finance Ireland to offer 20-year fixed rate mortgage Non-bank lender Finance Ireland is to begin offering a 20-year fixed term rate on residential mortgages. Business • 10 mins
Panic buying shuts US gas stations as pipelines reopen The major US pipeline network forced offline by a cyber attack in the past week has begun to reopen, its operator has said, after a ... US • 4 hrs
More must be done to help first time buyers - Donohoe Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has said he appreciates the urgency of Ireland's housing situation, and he acknowledged that the Government must do more to ... Business • 1 hr
