Mayo community group unveils Tuam babies initiative A community group in Co Mayo has unveiled an initiative in Castlebar to campaign for what it calls the dignified reburial of the Tuam Babies ... Ireland • 19 Jul
From Lambda to Iota - what we know about Covid variants In recent weeks, the focus has been on the Delta variant. But scientists are constantly monitoring emerging mutations, Mark Coughlan explains. What do they know ... Prime Time • 10 Jul
EU-US Summit: Small steps, but the risk is Biden's Joe Biden deflected criticism of his no-strings-attached meeting with Vladimir Putin in Geneva with the words: "It's always better to meet face to face." Analysis and Comment • 16 Jun
Status of 53 people examined over trafficking concerns Gardaí say they are examining the status of 53 people to determine if there are any indications they may have been trafficked into the country ... Ireland • 16 Jun
Spanish man jailed for killing mother, eating remains A Spanish court has sentenced a man to 15 years and five months in prison after finding him guilty of strangling his mother and then ... World • 16 Jun
Most nine-year-olds have access to internet - ESRI Nine-year-olds from more disadvantaged backgrounds are much more likely to have poorer health, higher rates of being overweight/obese, more socio-emotional difficulties and less positive views ... Ireland • 16 Jun
Israeli nationalists march in East Jerusalem Thousands of Israeli far-right nationalists marched in a flag-waving procession through East Jerusalem today, an event that reignited tensions with Palestinians and posed an early ... World • 15 Jun
Children's Ombudsman urges action for Traveller sites The Children's Ombudsman has urged political leaders, including the Taoiseach, to push for local authority action on Traveller accommodation. Ireland • 15 Jun
Beaumont seeks injunctions against Gemma O'Doherty Beaumont Hospital in Dublin has gone to the High Court to seek injunctions against former journalist Gemma O'Doherty over three videos it claims are "clearly ... Courts • 14 Jun
Man with 39 wives dies in India A polygamist and sect leader who had 39 wives and at least 127 children and grandchildren has died in northeastern India aged 76, officials have ... World • 14 Jun
Poots says history will be 'kind' to Arlene Foster The new leader of the DUP, Edwin Poots, has said history will be "kind" to Arlene Foster. Ulster • 14 Jun
Twins kept apart by pandemic reunited for 90th birthday Twin sisters who have been kept apart by the Covid-19 pandemic are celebrating their 90th birthdays in style. News Lens • 08 Jun
6 things we learned from the NPHET briefing on Covid-19 Outdoor gatherings, case numbers in Limerick and the Delta variant were among the topics raised at the most recent briefing by the National Public Health ... News Lens • 02 Jun
What do J&J vaccine woes mean for roll-out? The latest update on deliveries of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine mean it is unlikely that the Government will hit either of its June targets, ... Prime Time • 28 May
Aer Lingus says no strategic intent to cut connectivity The Chief Executive of Aer Lingus has told the Minister for Transport that there is no strategic intent to reduce connectivity at either Cork or ... Business • 19 May
Progress made on Iran sanction talks, says Coveney Significant progress is being made in international talks on lifting sanctions on Iran in return for Tehran halting nuclear weapons development, according to the Minister ... Politics • 19 May
Government housing plan: When is a house not a house? Apartments will be excluded from the Government's tax and planning changes. But the distinction between houses and apartments is not as simple as it might ... Prime Time • 19 May
Major US pipeline pays $4.4m in ransom to hackers Colonial Pipeline paid $4.4m in ransom to hackers after a cyberattack because it was "the right thing to do for the country," the company's head ... World • 19 May
Have new housing proposals made buying any easier? So, can I buy a house now? It's a reasonable question many first-time buyers and those who need to move may be asking themselves as ... Analysis and Comment • 19 May
'Near consensus' that intervention at Tuam vital The agency which will oversee access to burial sites, exhumations, excavations, identification and re-interment of remains will "intervene" at the Tuam Mother-and-Baby site as quickly ... Ireland • 18 May
Aer Lingus news 'disappointing' says Shannon Chamber The CEO of Shannon Chamber has described today's decision by Aer Lingus to permanently close its cabin crew base in Shannon as hugely disappointing for ... Munster • 18 May
Taoiseach extends condolences to Ballymurphy families The Taoiseach has extended his "deepest condolences" to the families of those killed in Ballymurphy in 1971. Politics • 18 May
Police 'increasingly concerned' about missing boys Police in Northern Ireland have appealed for information about the whereabouts of two children. Ulster • 16 May
Tributes to nurses on International Nurses Day President Michael D Higgins has paid tribute to nurses in Ireland and around the world on International Nurses Day, praising their "irreplaceable contribution" to health ... Health • 12 May
'You can't save': Renting while trying to buy a home Medical journalist June Shannon discusses the realities of trying to buy her own home. Ireland • 12 May
