‘Failed’ screws and brackets found at Waterford complex where two children fell from balcony
Jayden (3) and Nevaeh O’Neill (7) fell more than six metres when a pane of glass on the balcony railing crashed to the ground
Talk of career progression has ceased since I announced my pregnancy. What should I do?
Work Q&A: I feel like it’s unreasonable for me to ask them to revisit and reinstate a new plan
Children now ‘struggle to grasp basic concepts’: Teachers’ views on screen time
Smartphone use is ‘most concerning issue’ parents are ‘reluctant’ to confront, says principal
‘It’s going nowhere’: Irish abroad complain of long waits for passports after UK rule change
Since February, all Irish or UK citizens must have a valid UK or Irish passport when travelling to the UK, regardless of dual citizenship
Couple ordered to pay damages after ‘appalling’ unlawful termination of elderly man’s tenancy
Late tenant’s son argued the couple’s reasoning could set a ‘dangerous precedent’, allowing landlords to make an ‘unqualified medical decision’ to terminate tenancy
‘Stop this horror’: Protesters pledge to fight ‘tooth and nail’ for Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre
Tourists and Dubliners perplexed by redevelopment plan but one business owners calls for ‘progress’
Pre-flight drinking at Dublin Airport: Reader was ‘vomited on’ by a ‘drunk passenger’
Passenger ‘vomited on’ and groups of drunk travellers ‘shouting’ and vaping mid-flight
TikTok is not addictive, social media giant tells politicians
Oireachtas committee told age verification system at app store level would ‘shift responsibility’ from social media companies
Met Éireann forecasts mixed weather with sunny spells for this weekend
Highest temperatures over the coming days are likely to remain at about 14 to 15 degrees, the forecaster said
Compulsory purchase orders for greenways ‘fundamentally inappropriate’, farmers’ groups say
Public land should be preferred option for greenways but this is ‘not being consistently followed’, TDs and senators heard
‘Reporting and blocking alone are not enough’: Young people call for action on social media
Advocates spoke of spending ’hours’ on their phones, encountering bullying with lack of action from social media companies
‘They came out of nowhere,’ Irish Gulf residents on living through missile attacks in the UAE
Irish people in UAE reassured by state’s missile defences, with more than 2,800 projectiles launched in US-Iran conflict
My redundancy was fraught with error. Can I seek compensation?
Work Q&A: A series of avoidable process gaps resulted in incorrect tax treatment, confusion and extensive follow-up
Last month was 12th-warmest April since 1900 despite being wetter than normal
The highest temperature recorded last month was 21.3 degrees at Claremorris, Co Mayo
Man and woman arrested after seizure of firearms and replica grenade in Co Wicklow
Army bomb disposal team and members of Garda armed support unit involved in operation in Baltinglass on Monday