Wife granted barring order after husband allegedly kicked her out of car on dual carriageway
Court also hears separate case of woman granted protection order after ex-partner allegedly fractured her ribs
‘No methodology’ for removing Palestinian flag ‘dropped’ on to Dublin’s Spire
No individual or group has claimed responsibility for the flag’s placement
‘He wasn’t allowed take his driving test as he was wearing sandals’: Politicians’ queries to RSA on the rise
Road Safety Authority received dozens of queries from TDs and Senators on behalf of constituents
More than 1.5m social welfare recipients to receive average of €520 more in 2026 - as increases come into effect today
Increases agreed under Budget 2026 to take effect from Thursday
Tobacco with estimated value of €605,000 seized at Dublin Port
Seizure of some 1,100kg of chewing tobacco followed routine profiling, Revenue says
Man arrested as drugs valued at more than €200,000 seized in Co Carlow
Cocaine, cannabis, valium and vapes discovered by gardaí during raid of house in Hacketstown
‘I can barely walk’: Woman who claims ex-partner cut her back on St Stephen’s Day is given barring order
Several mothers attended the court seeking orders against their adult sons
Temperatures to drop as low as -3C in coming days with very cold weather expected
Met Éireann says some ‘wintry precipitation’ possible in the first week of 2026
‘I don’t know who else to turn to’: Letters for help to Minister from people affected by housing crisis
People write of ‘soul-destroying’ search for homes
This international student must share a bed with a classmate. He says he’s one of the ‘lucky’ ones
Piyush Rajendra Jain spends more than half his wages from his maximum 20 hours of work on rent
Dublin now 11th-most congested city in the world, says report
State’s transport infrastructure is ‘extremely vulnerable to any shock’, says academic
Children with dyslexia ‘denied’ chance to learn Irish due to lack of support in schools
Wexford parent says there is a sense of the Irish language ‘not being all that important, so you can opt out’
Hybrid threats expected to increase during Ireland’s EU presidency, department warns
Officials brief Minister for Defence on ‘systemic, coercive behaviour directed by a state actor’
‘Stuck in limbo’: Dún Laoghaire school waiting nine years for permanent building
Educate Together school staff and parents will march to county council offices today to call for action
M50 reopens following bin lorry fire near toll bridge
Commuters face evening of road and rail disruptions after Irish Rail suspends Phoenix Park tunnel services