Just 10 extra minutes in Leaving Cert not enough for dyslexic students, say advocates
About 30,000 students to get extra time in Junior and Leaving Cert under interim scheme for those with additional needs
Rotunda sexual assault treatment unit records one of busiest years ever
Unit supported 12 per cent more people last year than in 2024
Bank holiday road safety warning as two men killed in Monaghan and Laois
Incidents in Smithboro and Abbeyleix bring the number of road fatalities this year to 11
Storm Chandra: Kilternan family home destroyed due to floods
A house in Kilternan, Co Dublin, home to Sarah Redmond and her family, has been gutted due to flooding caused by Storm Chandra. Video: Sarah Burns
‘We couldn’t get out of the house’: Mother of five woke to sound of water running through kitchen
Residents of new homes in foothills of Dublin Mountains spent much of Tuesday and Wednesday clearing out their properties after flooding
Firefighter overpaying mortgage due to fears over effects of pension gap
Aisling Buffini (35) faces mandatory retirement at 62 but cannot draw full pension until 66 due to reforms made in 2013
Secondary students to learn more about ‘brutal reality’ of Holocaust
Government to provide €100,000 to the Auschwitz Birkenau Foundation to support its education programme
Dart+ South West: How long more must we wait for it and how much has it cost so far?
Sinn Féin TD Eoin Ó Broin has described the delay of the project as ‘incredibly frustrating’
‘We can’t wait any longer’: Work on major new Dublin housing scheme to begin next month
Land Development Agency chief says ‘we can’t wait any longer’ and that State agency is ‘ready to proceed’
‘It’s just stressful’: Workers facing two and three hour commutes into Dublin
TD missed start of Dáil debate calling for wider right to remote and flexible working as journey from Kildare took more than three hours
Chronic absenteeism twice as prevalent in Deis schools, report shows
Over one-third of students in the most disadvantaged schools missed 20 or more days in 2023-24
‘Laughing gas’ use has led to ‘alarming’ rise in spinal cord damage, Irish hospital finds
Laughing gas use has ‘potential for permanent, damaging effects’, says RCSI professor
Families at ‘breaking point’ due to absence of eating disorder care, Oireachtas told
Voluntary group of parents and carers told health committee 14 counties have no treatment services in place
SVP reports record demand as Irish households struggle with rising energy and food costs
Over 260,000 requests for help in 2025 as food-related requests made up the largest category
‘You’ll find out’ – Trump declines to say how far he will go to acquire Greenland
The US president spoke for over almost two hours at the White House press conference, where he said he has “lots of meetings scheduled on Greenland”