Veronica Guerin’s ‘too brief life’ changed Ireland for the better, Taoiseach tells anniversary event
Micheál Martin acknowledges threat to modern day journalism through spread of unreliable news
Heatwave declared official on Friday, but temperatures to dip over weekend
Rainfall will become more widespread by Sunday, after thunderstorms left some without power
Temperature hits high of 28 degrees with heat warning in place until morning
Thousands without power following lightning strikes in parts of country
France braces for high death toll as hospitals hit heatwave breaking point
‘Heat dome’ expected to move eastward over weekend with high temperatures set to hit Germany, Poland and Croatia
‘I might start melting’: Hot Dublin weather takes tourists by surprise
On a sweltering day in the capital, visitors bemoan unwisely packed clothing and queue for free ice-creams
Ireland braces for hottest day of 2026 as heatwave grips Europe
Soaring values in France, Italy, Spain, England and other western European states exerting significant strain
Up to 26 million scam calls intercepted by just one operator last year
Three Ireland intercepted 650,000 fraudulent text messages in first five months of this year
Consumer watchdog expresses concern over ‘buy now, pay later’ schemes
Lack of education about how such lending services work, Oireachtas finance committee told
Up to 80% of parents believe children negatively affected by cost-of-living crisis
Barnardos survey finds 30% of respondents did not have enough food to feed children at some point over last year
Aer Lingus apologises to Canadian family for refund delay after removal from flight
Michael Rosien, who suffers from vascular dementia, on ‘last vacation to remember’ in Ireland
Watchdog warns of new scam messages targeting shoppers on non-EU websites
Items shipped from outside EU to incur €3 fee under new rules targeting deliveries worth less than €150
Counting the eye-watering cost of being single
Census data indicate as many as one in four Irish adults live in single-person households. It’s a high-priced way of life
‘She will be the talk of Paris when she gets back’: Coco steals show at Stoneybatter festival
Long queues form as people line up to dine al fresco on streets normally the preserve of cars and buses
Troubled retailer Rathwood says no refunds and no products for thousands of customers
Home and garden shop contacted as many as 7,000 people who made purchases
‘A close shave with a Dublin bus made me reconsider commuting by e-scooter’
Traumatic brain injuries among child e-scooter users in Ireland have jumped by 50% in just 12 months. Alarmed medics say it is time to take action