Once probably the most desirable of jobs for teenagers, today there are fewer and fewer demands for their services. Cost is ...

Tadhg and Mary died in a house fire, which Gardaí described as a “reckless, callous and murderous attack on a family home”.

Today, Minister for Defence Helen McEntee will launch a €1.7 billion defence spending plan, which aims to modernise the ...

Paul Anthony Walsh had been using the app to save in the hope he could soon apply for a mortgage and buy a home of his own.

US officials want visitors to be asked for links to five years of their social media history as part of their visa application.

Following Storm Bram, services were briefly disrupted on the Red Line; however, restoring power to the Green Line is taking more time.

The Government is soon to launch a trial of a digital wallet which will prevent children under 16 from accessing social media ...

The British Government is considering granting people a right to time off work following the death of a loved one.

In 2022, Taoiseach Micheál Martin warned Fianna Fáil TDs the country was facing a “frightening wave of delayed cancer ...

EU Council President Antonio Costa has said he has “full confidence” in Ireland’s ability to keep European leaders safe.

The EU Nitrates Committee has granted Ireland a three extension to the derogation, allowing farmers to use higher levels of fertiliser.

The industry fear that Uber’s new pricing plans will mean journeys available for less than the current metered fare.