‘Blameless young women’: 134 Magdalene survivors granted higher compensation
Length of time in the laundries was a critical factor in the amount a woman would be compensated
Dublin man (97) made ‘at least’ six wills regarding estate valued at more than €800,000
High Court makes orders on proper approach to dealing with Patrick Joseph Quinn’s US investment shares
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Man charged with murder of former IRA member and MI5 informant Denis Donaldson
Arrest followed extradition from Scotland on foot of European Arrest Warrant
Trump threatens to ‘obliterate’ Iran’s energy infrastructure; Spain closes airspace to US war planes
No direct US-Iran negotiations have taken place, says Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson
Owner of Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre submits plan for new facade to council
DTDL Ltd is seeking green light for €100m redevelopment of building, to include offices
Commemorative coin celebrating playwright Seán O’Casey launched by the Central Bank
It marks the 100th anniversary of the inaugural performance of his play The Plough and the Stars at the Abbey Theatre
Price rises part of bleak backdrop to talk of ending US-Israeli war on Iran
Inside Politics: Sinn Féin says Government response made up of ‘half measures’
Donegal’s dominance from restarts leaves Kerry with an overwhelming problem
Meath did a similar number on Cork in the Division Two final, underlining a renewed focus on the strategy
Siobhán Cullen on Babies: ‘It’s crazy to me that I had come this far without knowing so much’
Stefan Golaszewski’s BBC series starring Cullen and Paapa Essiedu gives screen time to some of the most soul-wrenching experiences imaginable
Taiwan’s opposition leader to visit Beijing in landmark meeting
Invite from China’s Xi Jinping comes amid tension over Taiwan’s rising defence spending
IRFU in contact with Irish-qualified Wallabies prop Massimo De Lutiis over potential move
Queensland Reds tighthead would be eligible to play for Ireland from November 2027
Renoir, Cezanne and Matisse paintings stolen from Italian museum
Thieves forced opened entrance door and stole paintings in less than three minutes, according to local media reports
DJ Scott Mills sacked by BBC over ‘personal conduct’ allegations
Scott Mills took over the Radio 2 Breakfast Show from Zoe Ball last year
Mother distressed that new law requires disabled son’s discharge from wardship
High Court obliged to implement the law ‘rather than to make it’, judge says
UK fines Cork-based Apple subsidiary for breaching Russian sanctions
European operation ordered to pay £390,000 for payments to video-streaming service Okko
Lily Agg returns to Ireland squad for World Cup qualifying double-header against Poland
Bohemians’ Aoibhe Brennan receives first senior call-up ahead of trip to Gdansk
Why does the US have Iran’s Kharg Island in its sights?
Donald Trump has suggested taking over the tiny island that exports up to 90% of Iran’s oil
Food giants were finally starting to cut prices – then the war began
Spectre of another surge in inflation leaves struggling consumer goods groups with difficult decisions
Stalled, strained and losing faith: Germany grapples with decline fears
After years of warning signs, Germany’s weaknesses are now converging into a full‑scale economic reckoning. Can it change direction?
Donegal’s Michael Murphy should have seen red: What we learned from the GAA weekend
Kerry prefer their losses inconsequential, two-pointers win games, and Carlow come alive
Irish inflation jumps to 3.6% as energy prices surge
Latest flash estimate for inflation indicated that energy prices went up by 11.1% in March amid conflict in critical Strait of Hormuz
Competition body raises ‘provisional concerns’ over French deal for Irish linen rental firm
Elis’s proposed acquisition could lead to ‘higher prices’ for hospitality sector customers
Sammie Szmodics one of three players ruled out of Ireland game against North Macedonia
Celtic defender Liam Scales likely to start at Aviva Stadium with Bosun Lawal in line for his first cap
Dog owners warned not to give pets chocolate due to risk of poisoning
Even small amounts can cause serious illness while other Easter treats such as hot cross buns are also toxic to dogs
Taoiseach condemns killing of Indonesian peacekeeper in Lebanon
Micheál Martin urges respect for peacekeeping forces as tensions rise in region following Israeli and US strikes on Iran
Four teenagers charged over assault on charity worker and search-and-rescue dog in Co Down
Incident happened in Bangor on Friday night
Israel allows access to Jerusalem church after blocking a Catholic leader
Decision to block cardinal from Jerusalem’s Holy Sepulchre on Palm Sunday sparked outcry
Doctor worried for family’s safety after brother was ‘headbutted and told to speak English’
Fatima Abdullah’s siblings moved from Afghanistan to Ireland after the Taliban regained power
A quarter of children on Camhs list are waiting more than nine months
Mary Butler says 1,110 children waiting in excess of nine months to access mental health service at end of last December
Greenways of Ireland: Why some routes succeed and others fail
Compulsory purchase orders remain point of contention in projects while others would prefer to see old lines reopen to trains
What will €595,000 buy in coastal west Cork and nearby Dublin’s St Stephen’s Green?
Two homes, one price: a detached cottage in Reenacappul and an end-terrace two bed in Dublin 2
Royal Hospital Kilmainham site plan falls short of best practice, says Imma board member
OPW ‘could take inspiration from Louvre’ amid row with Imma over Kilmainham site
Five EU governments found to ‘consistently’ dismantle rule of law
Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy and Slovakia actively pursue regressive policies, watchdog finds
134 Irishmen killed at sea added to official roll of second World War fatalities
Recognition by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission followed years of lobbying by the In From the Cold Project
Wall Street’s main indexes advance in choppy trading
Global benchmark oil prices rose to $115 a barrel
More than 6,600 employers have not yet signed up to pensions auto-enrolment scheme
Organisation overseeing My Future Fund scheme is chasing employers who have not registered and ultimately prosecutions could ensue
Donald Trump says US could seize Iran’s Kharg Island as troop numbers rise
US president says he is considering seizing the territory even as negotiations continue
Indonesian Unifil peacekeeper killed in southern Lebanon
Another peacekeeper critically injured by exploding projectile
Australian fugitive Dezi Freeman shot dead after seven-month manhunt, police believe
Victoria police say identity yet to be formally confirmed after rural standoff
‘I kick myself about not going to a doctor’: the dangers of ignoring bowel cancer symptoms
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Four regional powers may offer best chance to end Iran war
Pakistan signals readiness to host US–Iran talks as conflict escalates across the Gulf
Deloitte warns the Government on housing delays
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National Concert Hall, auto-enrolment pensions, and children’s mental health waiting lists
Early Edition: Ireland’s ageing swimming pools and PSNI trials ‘kids courts’ scheme
‘I would like to become an airline pilot. How do I begin the process?’
There are several ways into this lucrative and rewarding career
Irish fintechs ‘build momentum’ with deal values rebounding in 2025
KPMG says firms in the Republic attracted $259.4m in funding last year
Work on 1,400-bed student accommodation scheme in Limerick to start within months
Project is said to be the largest student accommodation programme ever undertaken outside Dublin
Now for North Macedonia: Why you should go to Ireland’s least enticing home friendly ever
Officially the game is sold out, but chances are there’ll be plenty of empty seats at the Aviva Stadium on Tuesday
Minister and commissioner to face criticism at AGSI conference over Garda suspensions
Recent failed investigation over allegations penalty points being illegally ‘squared’ reveals crisis in suspension system, AGSI says
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