‘All of my messages, they just have one tick’: Iranians in Ireland fear for safety of loved ones
Many unable to contact relatives since internet blackout was imposed earlier this month
Seán Binder tells of ‘enormous relief’ at being found not guilty of people smuggling in Greece
‘The only real outcome of all of this is that it has stopped people from engaging in search and rescue’
Four creches remain closed due to Garda vetting issues
Tusla says: ‘The regulations are in place to keep young children safe from harm’
Ireland has ‘once-in-a-generation opportunity’ to change education system, says Minister
Members of the public encouraged to take part in National Conversation on Education
AI Minister to seek legal advice on Government response to Grok app
Niamh Smyth says X must be held accountable for controversial AI-generated sexualised content
Simon Harris has ‘warm and constructive’ meeting with Gavin Newsom
Tánaiste continues official visit to California
Additional charges against creche worker accused of assaulting children in her care
Tanya Martin faces five further charges related to the alleged assaults last August
Mother and baby home survivors receive €75.7m in redress, less than 10% of budget
More than 5,000 people have received compensation to date
‘It’s the death knell for Irish farming’: Thousands attend Mercosur protest in Athlone
EU trade deal with South American bloc is ‘difficult pill to swallow’, say farmers
Significant traffic delays expected in Athlone in advance of Mercosur protest
Thousands of farmers due to attend rally on Saturday after controversial trade deal secures European Union backing
Bertie Ahern was involved in mediation to end industrial school hunger strike
HSE expressed concern about ‘high degree of risk’ associated with protest
Man arrested after making threats at Blanchardstown Garda station
Incident was resolved peacefully following negotiations, Garda statement says
Sharp rise in number of asylum seekers voluntarily leaving Ireland in 2025
Department of Justice now offers higher payments to people who exit the State voluntarily
‘I couldn’t open my eye’: the dangers of unlicensed Botox procedures in Ireland
Getting work done by unqualified practitioners can lead to ‘disfigurement or death’, warns doctor
Sligo and Waterford are the cleanest town and city in Ireland, survey finds
Dublin’s north inner city is at the bottom of the rankings, but is much improved on 2024