Reform of free civil legal aid system ‘frustratingly slow’, says Chief Justice
Minister for Justice unable to comment on timeline for presenting Government with new proposals
Showband star Dickie Rock left estate valued at more than €2m
Working-class welder went on to become Ireland’s answer to ‘Beetlemania’
Cold and bright day ahead as Ireland escapes worst of Storm Goretti
Snow and ice causes large-scale disruption in Britain and parts of western Europe
Fianna Fáil MEP criticises Mercosur opposition amid debate ‘focused exclusively on beef’
Barry Andrews said pharmaceuticals, tech and chemicals sectors stood to benefit from deal, as France announces decision to vote against
Bono calls for Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti to be freed from Israeli jail
U2 frontman compared possible release to Nelson Mandela’s
Storm Goretti update: Met Éireann issues warnings with snow forecast in parts of Ireland
Temperatures across country set to be well above recent cold snap with cloudy and wet conditions forecast
Driving testers vote in favour of industrial action over insurance concerns
Any action could have detrimental effect on waiting times for driving tests
Almost half of 2025 road deaths ‘vulnerable users’
Number who died on Republic’s roadways during year the highest since 2014
Steve Bannon promises ‘Irish Trump’ and says he is working to form ‘national party’ in Ireland
Former White House strategist says he is ‘behind the scenes on the Irish situation’
Tributes paid as ‘amazing teacher’ and talented Meath GAA player dies in Australia
Sarah Halpenny (29) was well known in GAA circles in Ireland and Melbourne
Greta Thunberg in Dalymount Park, Dublin: ‘No climate justice without basic human rights’ ‘humbled and grateful to be in Ireland’
Activist attends ‘evening of words and song’ for Gaza awareness at Dublin’s Dalymount Park
Met Éireann says white Christmas in Ireland ‘unlikely’ with cool and dry weather forecast
From Sunday, the weather is expected to be more ‘unsettled’
Death of Edenderry firebomb victim Mary Holt ‘unfair and deeply painful’, funeral hears
60-year-old killed in Edenderry firebomb attack remembered during funeral mass
Cost of dealing with drug ship MV Matthew could rise to €20m
MV Matthew was seized along with Ireland’s largest drugs haul in 2023
‘Difficult to establish’ why Ireland’s electricity prices are so high, says ESRI
Residential electricity prices have doubled between 2018 and 2024