Irish IndependentMother tells court she begged God ‘take me and not the children’ as family jumped from upstairs window after home firebombed
Around 350 teaching posts to be created in new 10-year plan for country’s most disadvantaged schools
RTÉFive men jailed after branding iron attack on man
https://www.rte.ie/news/2026/0325/1565186-hennessy-fitzsimons/
Five men jailed after branding iron attack on man
https://www.rte.ie/news/2026/0325/1565186-hennessy-fitzsimons/
Some fuel price drops as excise duty cuts in effect
https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2026/0325/1565079-fuel-energy-prices/
‘Just soaking up the atmosphere will be brilliant’ – thousands of Irish fans descend on Prague and say no ticket, no matter
Just three small changes can cut risk of heart attack and stroke, new study shows
‘It’s time to let the light in’ – journalist calls on Pope Leo to launch probe into coercive control and grooming in Opus Dei
‘It’s time to let the light in’ – journalist calls on Pope Leo to launch probe into coercive control and groom
Pope Leo’s meeting last week with a journalist who wrote an exposé of the secretive Catholic group Opus Dei indicates he is taking their testimonies seriously, an Irish ex-member has said.
Lorraine Courtney: A nightly tourist bed tax for Dublin? This dirty old town is a far cry from Rome
Lorraine Courtney: A nightly tourist bed tax for Dublin? This dirty old town is a far cry from Rome
There’s a conversation to be had about how cities fund themselves, how tourism contributes to that and what a fair ask of visitors might look like. But it’s a conversation that needs honesty, context and a bit of self-awareness – three things that feel somewhat absent from the current enthusiasm for a tourist bed tax in Dublin.
Robots to deliver meals in new children’s hospital – but half of rooms still not ready
Robots to deliver meals in new children’s hospital – but half of rooms still not ready
Robots will deliver meals to children when the new €2.2bn national children’s hospital is fully functioning – but just 2,854 of its 5,728 rooms have so far been given the green light, the Oireachtas health committee will hear today.