An Irish Rail spokesman said he expected there would be “major disruptions” to rail services on Friday and that details of cancellations across all transport services would be confirmed by the ...

He inherited control of the almost 160-year-old group from his father, Palonji Mistry, who died as an Irish citizen in 2022, aged 93. Married to Dublin-born Pat “Patsy” Perin Dubash ...

The tribunal was set up in 1997 to examine financial payments made to former Irish premier Charlie Haughey and Lowry. Its final report was published in 2011 and contained details of its ...

The State spent €1.43 billion on accommodation for asylum seekers and Ukrainian refugees during the first nine months of 2024, according to the latest figures from the Department of Integration.

More than 20,000 students who had exemptions from studying Irish at second level on the grounds of having a learning disability were studying other languages such as French, German and Spanish ...

And here’s Seán Moran’s report from Croke Park. “The great, red-letter day arrived in Croke Park. Cuala’s footballers, by history and tradition the supporting act in Dalkey, achieved the ...

The out-going Israeli ambassador called for Michael D Higgins not to attend the event. The President of Ireland Michael D Higgins has rejected a call to withdraw from giving a speech at a ...

Significant changes in personnel and portfolios are expected when the new government is formed next Wednesday, according to senior sources in Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael. As Fine Gael returns to ...

My middle name is Lillian and when I was younger I didn’t think it suited me because my name is fully Irish. But it’s my granny’s – on my mum’s side who I never met – name, and I’m ...

Last week, the Green Party gathered for its national conference and tried to look on the bright side. The reality is the party has been removed completely from the business end of Irish politics.

Some with long experience in Irish public administration say that reorganisation of services can lead to disruption and unhappiness among some staff who may be comfortable in their existing ...