Junior communications minister confident broadband plan tendering process will continue
The junior communications minister says he is confident the tendering process for the National Broadband Plan will be able to continue. Read more
Meghan Markle pregnant with first child
The Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle is pregnant. Read more
Irishman dies after being swept into sea during Storm Callum
It happened in Brighton on Saturday morning during high winds. Read more
221 Plus aims to break isolation experienced by those affected by cervical check scandal
A new support group aims to break the silence and isolation experienced by those affected by the cervical check scandal. Read more
Campaign launched to boost women’s involvement in sport by 20%
Women from all over the country are coming together for the '20 by 20' campaign. Read more
Ireland’s towns and city centres are clean but litter is increasing in disadvantaged areas
The results of the Irish Business Against Litter summer survey shows Fermoy in Cork was the cleanest of the 40 towns and cities surveyed. Read more
Man, 30s, injured after shooting in west Dublin
The victim was taken to Tallaght Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Read more
No deal Brexit would be disastrous for drinks industry, warns Alcohol Beverage Federation
The Alcohol Beverage Federation is warning a 'No Deal' Brexit would be disastrous for the drinks industry across the island of Ireland. Read more
Gardaí appeal for help in finding missing woman, 22
Gardai in Ballina are appealing for the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 22-year-old Margaret Lawrence. Read more
Firm shutting down Dublin’s largest direct provision centre received €27.5m in 11 years
The private firm that is shutting down the largest direct provision centre in the capital received payments totalling €27.5m from the State over an 11 year period for operating the centre, new figures show. Read more