Garda cameras planned for railway level crossings, with automatic fines and penalty points
There have been 30 railway level crossing incidents this year resulting in injury or damage
‘I think the build up is so much worse’: Leaving Cert students relieved after first exam completed
Belmayne Educate Together students hope to go on to study range of subjects and apprenticeships
Irish students tell of ‘panic’ after Mount Etna erupted during their tour of volcano
Friends on holiday in Sicily to celebrate graduation had to run as volcanic smoke rolled towards them
Almost one-in-eight children live with one parent, CSO survey finds
Half of parents not living with their three-year-old child had lived with mothers during pregnancy
Ireland weather: Temperatures of above 20 degrees on the horizon
No indication of a June heatwave, however, with weather remaining unsettled, Met Éireann says
Pedestrian (50s) killed after being struck by car in Co Offaly
Gardaí appeal for witnesses to fatal road traffic incident
Fare dodging on Dublin and Cork rail services cost Iarnród Éireann €4.6m in 2024, NTA study finds
Data also revealed instances of bus passengers not paying for their journeys
Dublin traffic changes: Pearse Street ‘noticeably quieter’ since left-turn ban
Dublin Bus welcomes latest phase of Dublin city centre traffic plan
‘I’d never seen anything like it’: Irish Liverpool fans witness parade crash
Jack Trotter was ‘in agony’ after being hit while out celebrating Liverpool’s Premier League title win
‘It belongs with the books of Kells and Durrow.’ Illuminated manuscripts back in Ireland for the first time in more than 1,000 years
National Museum of Ireland's St Gallen exhibition highlights historical links between Irish missionary and Switzerland
‘Our family is no threat to another family’: first same-sex couple to marry in Ireland say marriage equality ‘isn’t finished’
Cormac Gollogly and Richard Dowling now have a daughter through surrogacy in the US but only one of them can be named as a parent on the birth cert
‘I burst out crying on referendum results day. I realised how exhausted and scared I had been’
Marriage Equality referendum a decade on: 10 couples recount how their lives – and Ireland – have changed
Government ‘all talk but no action’ on disability assessment backlog, says activist
Cara Darmody, who has started a 50-hour picket outside Leinster House, made the comments following meeting with Taoiseach
Irish students’ J1 plans in the Trump era: ‘We said we wouldn’t go ahead. It just isn’t safe’
More than 5,500 J1 summer working visas were issued to Irish students last year
Student holds 50-hour disability rights protest outside Leinster House
14-year-old Cara Darmody started a 50-hour disability rights protest outside Leinster House to highlight delays in children getting an assessment of needs.