Families appeal for new information on cases as part of National Missing Persons Day
Garda Commissioner urges relatives of missing people to give DNA to national database
Doctors’ reliance on AI tools could erode critical thinking, experts warn
British Medical Journal article cites security and privacy breaches as another risk posed by tech
From Belfast to Dublin to Israel’s president: Who was Chaim Herzog?
Herzog’s son is the current president of Israel, while his father was Chief Rabbi of Ireland
Cyber Monday deals: Coffee machines, exercise watches and flights to Las Vegas
From electronics and travel to health and beauty, here are some of the offers in this year’s online sales
Presidents’ inauguration menus through the decades: what do they tell us about Ireland?
Food content creator Ann Marie Duffin and chef-turned-historian Elaine Mahon reveal the secret world of Irish State dining
Risk of Storm Claudia flooding set to persist through Saturday into Sunday
Eight flights to and from Dublin cancelled as a result of Storm Claudia
‘Heavy rainfall event’: Met Éireann issues orange warning for three counties in Leinster
National emergency body expects ‘river and surface water flooding’ on Friday and into the weekend
Review into Fianna Fáil’s presidential election not expected until December, party told
Micheál Martin is understood to have told party meeting he had a duty to lead the country and fulfil mandate
EU launches ‘Democracy Shield’ to fight disinformation and interference online
Michael McGrath says initiative aims to safeguard fairness of elections and counter foreign information manipulation
Micheál Martin not stepping down ‘any time soon’, EU commissioner believes
Michael McGrath defends Fianna Fáil leader who is facing continued pressure over failed Jim Gavin presidency campaign
About 1,500 restraining order applications made since anti-stalking provisions introduced
Legal mechanism enables victims lacking intimate or familial relationship with their stalker to apply
Funding barriers prevent disadvantaged communities from accessing mediation, report finds
Method could be a ‘tool for reducing antagonism’ and violence directed at migrant communities
Permits, test failures and waiting times: What do new rules mean for learner drivers?
Incoming measures are set to close learner permit renewal loophole once they come into effect in late 2026
RTÉ Radio 1 most popular station as 2FM loses 24,000 listeners since last survey
Latest JNLR figures come ahead of a huge upheaval to RTÉ Radio 1’s daytime scheduling
IFA urges ‘laser-like focus on biosecurity’ following second bird flu outbreak
HSE is encouraging people in contact with poultry, waterfowl or pigs to avail of the free flu vaccine to protect them