Presidential race live updates: A ‘lot of damage and hurt’ in Fianna Fáil over the failed presidential race, says Kelleher
Taoiseach ‘very sorry’ for Jim Gavin, denies leadership under threat
O’Connor family funerals: ‘I am hurting, we all are,’ son tells mourners in Co Louth
Fr Gerry Campbell appealed for greater resources for mental health services at funeral
Delgany Golf Club says keeping residential zoning is essential for its viability
Retaining designation of land would ‘rescue us in event of economic disaster’, councillors hear
‘My children would be alive if I knew about my wife’s illness’
Bereaved call for changes to mental health patient confidentiality following killings
Narrative verdict at inquest following death of man who fell after bouncer pushed him
James Kailedzi was found dead at home after ‘tragic incident with direst of consequences’
Dispute over whether doctors should give evidence at inquests into McGinley children’s deaths
Senior coroner Dr Myra Cullinane will rule on admissibility of the evidence next week
Government commits to CHI inquiry after meeting Harvey Morrison Sherratt’s parents
Harvey, who died in July aged nine, waited years for surgery
Four rescued after fishing boat sinks off Donegal coast
Separate search under way for fisherman believed to have fallen overboard near Mullaghmore Head
Weekend weather forecast: What Met Éireann predicts for coming days
Met Éireann says temperatures will peak at around 17 degrees over coming days
Barack Obama to be conferred with freedom of Dublin at ceremony on Thursday
Proposal to grant honour to former US president and his wife Michelle was passed by council in 2017
Maria Steen criticises ‘oppressive’ political consensus after failing to secure nomination
Presidential race will be between Connolly, Gavin and Humphreys
Head of Irish autism charity ‘horrified’ by Trump’s paracetamol comments
US president’s remarks ‘seek to bring autistic community back several decades’, says Adam Harris
‘A dark cloud over Donabate’: Dublin community holds vigil for Daniel Aruebose
Ombudsman for Children says the case leaves State with ‘serious questions to answer’
Irish State has ‘serious questions to answer’ after Daniel Aruebose’s death, Ombudsman says
State has ‘serious questions to answer’ in relation to Daniel Aruebose and Kyran Durnin cases, says Dr Niall Muldoon
Social workers ‘afraid’ to share information about children due to GDPR concerns
Better communication needed between agencies if there are concerns about a child’s welfare, expert says