Maynooth students walk out over halt to new centre Maynooth Students' Union has organised a walkout at the university over a decision to stop the construction of a new student centre. Regional • 1 hr
Dublin's 18th century sea wall uncovered during works A section of Dublin's original 18th century sea wall has been discovered beneath a former electricity substation in the city's port. Ireland • 05 Oct
Cannabis, cocaine and cash seized in Longford search A man is due in court tomorrow morning after Gardaí seized drugs worth over €110,000 in Longford. Regional • 15 hrs
Cause of 'musty' water revealed and confirmed safe Irish Water has confirmed that water in Dublin and Wicklow is safe to drink following complaints it has been tasting and smelling "musty" and "earthy" … Regional • 17 hrs
Waterford Greenway sculpture destroyed in fire Gardaí have launched an investigation after a large wooden sculpture featured on Waterford's Greenway route was destroyed in a fire. Regional • 04 Oct
Offaly students raising calves for hospice fundraiser Students at a school in Co Offaly have welcomed two new additions to their school. Regional • 04 Oct
Irish woman sets freediving world record in Turkey A Dublin woman has set a new freediving world record in Turkey Ireland • 04 Oct
New exhibition celebrates people with Down syndrome Ireland's most feted press photographer is preparing for his first exhibition - on a subject close to his heart. Ireland • 03 Oct
Complaints over 'musty' water in Dublin, Wicklow People in parts of Dublin and Wicklow have complained to Irish Water that their drinking water has been tasting and smelling "musty" and "earthy" over … Leinster • 03 Oct
Motorcyclist in his 50s dies in Co Louth A man in his 50s has died after his motorcycle was involved in a collision with a car in Co Louth. Leinster • 02 Oct
Plan aims to protect and promote Hill of Tara A new plan has been published aimed at protecting and promoting one of Ireland's most important archaeological sites. Leinster • 03 Oct
Burglaries rise by as much as 20% in winter, say gardaí Gardaí said they will actively target organised and mobile crime gangs and repeat offenders involved in burglary as part of the winter phase of Operation … Crime • 30 Sep
Sky is the limit in Birr for Balloon Championships Balloonists from around the world have been taking part in the Irish Hot Air Ballooning Championships in Co Offaly. Regional • 30 Sep
Revenue seizes cigarettes and drugs at port and airport Revenue officers at Dublin Port and Dublin Airport have seized 320,000 cigarettes and more than 11kgs of cannabis as part of two separate routine operations. Regional • 30 Sep
400km weekly drive as no school bus for autistic child The mother of a five-year-old autistic child said she is in a "desperately difficult" situation due to the lack of a school bus place for … Leinster • 30 Sep
Man arrested on suspicion of organised crime released A man in his 50s arrested on suspicion of organised crime offences has been released without charge. Crime • 29 Sep
Tayto Park to become Emerald Park from January Tayto Park in Co Meath has announced that the theme park and zoo will be renamed Emerald Park from 1 January. Regional • 30 Sep
Maynooth University scraps new student centre over cost The Students' Union in Maynooth has expressed its anger at a decision by the university to stop the construction of a new student centre, saying … Regional • 28 Sep
Automatic Plastics Limited plans Wicklow expansion Comar has announced multi-million euro expansion plans for its Ireland-based affiliate - Automatic Plastics Limited (APL) in Tinahely, Co Wicklow. Business • 29 Sep
Five arrests in Kildare assault investigation Gardaí have arrested five men in connection with a fatal attack in Co Kildare last month. Leinster • 27 Sep
Wexford referees' strike averted after board meeting The threat of a referees' strike in Wexford has been offset. Football • 27 Sep
Charlie Bird receives the Freedom of Wicklow Former RTÉ chief news correspondent and broadcaster Charlie Bird has received the Freedom of Wicklow. Regional • 26 Sep
Inquiry into alleged assaults of GAA referee and umpire Gardaí have confirmed that they are investigating two alleged assaults at the end of a Gaelic football match in Co Wexford yesterday. Leinster • 26 Sep
Trout farm owners in plea for help due to rising costs Owners of a trout farm in Co Kilkenny say help is needed if they are to survive the current inflation crisis. Goatsbridge Trout Farm in … Regional • 26 Sep
Sleeping bags left at Electric Picnic given to homeless Volunteers have begun distributing hundreds of sleeping bags left behind by festival-goers at Electric Picnic to people in need in Dublin. Leinster • 25 Sep
