‘I’m so scared’: Families left in limbo after being told they need to leave IPAS centres
Many of those affected are working locally, and their children attending local schools
Harris tells 4th of July party ‘the bombs have to stop’ in Gaza
Tánaiste was addressing celebration held by the new US Ambassador to Ireland, Edward Walsh
‘Where are you from?’: Adopted people face microaggressions and jokes, report finds
New study explores experiences of people who were adopted from other countries by Irish families
Dublin Fire Brigade presents plaque to lorry driver who saved man from burning building
Tomasz Zareba was honoured on Tuesday evening
Referrals made to gardaí after RTÉ documentary uncovered ‘appalling’ treatment of residents at nursing homes
Since the programme was broadcast, Hiqa has carried out a number of inspections
‘Love you all, it’s been a privilege’: Joe Duffy presents last Liveline as he retires from RTÉ
Taoiseach and President pay tribute to the broadcaster who was ‘the voice of the people’
Long Covid scheme for healthcare workers to be extended after Labour Court recommendation
Scheme will remain in place until end of year, as unions urge Government to classify Covid as an occupational illness in line with most other EU countries
‘There’s people being bombed from the f**king sky’: Kneecap’s Mo Chara would ‘get over’ US visa being revoked
Kneecap are due to perform a much-anticipated set at Glastonbury on Saturday
Parents in legal battle over whether daughter should receive medical care in Ireland or Poland
Mother says daughter will not receive care she needs in Ireland due to waiting lists
Long Covid support scheme to end this month, Minister for Health confirms
Labour Court recommends scheme be extended for a further six months
Irish Thalidomide Association ‘devastated’ by death of Jacqui Browne
Disability activist and thalidomide survivor died at her home in Kerry on Monday
Three arrested over criminal damage at Castletown House
A man in his 30s and two minors were arrested by Gardaí on Friday
Ryan Tubridy announces engagement to Dr Clare Kambamettu
‘Here we go’: radio presenter popped the question to his partner last Thursday
How Tuam, synonymous with a dark side of Irish history, can finally ‘do the right thing’
Two very different playgrounds exist in Co Galway town
Catherine Corless: ‘I was told more often than not that I was giving Tuam a bad name’
Catherine Corless says the 796 children kept her going during ‘painful’ fight for justice