DUBLIN – Dublin City Council is facing mounting pressure and a complex legal dilemma over the proliferation of Irish tricolour flags being erected across the city by groups associated with...

DUBLIN – The Luas Red Line service has fully reopened and is operating a normal schedule after a fire incident caused significant disruption earlier today, resulting in temporary closures and...

DUBLIN – The Chief Executive of Tusla, Kate Duggan, has issued an apology for the "wording" of a statement released following the alleged sexual assault of a 10-year-old girl in...

DUBLIN – The European Commission has officially recommended extending the nitrates derogation for Ireland, a crucial measure for thousands of Irish farms, according to Ireland's EU Commissioner Michael McGrath. The...

SLIGO – Traffic is heavily disrupted in Sligo town centre this morning following a major oil spill that has necessitated the closure of O’Connell Street. Sligo County Council crews are...

DUBLIN – The National Transport Authority (NTA) is considering revising a new BusConnects route in Dublin, the Route 80, just one month after its launch, following intense backlash from Chapelizod...

WASHINGTON D.C. – Two members of the West Virginia National Guard were shot and critically wounded in a brazen, "targeted" attack just two blocks from the White House on Wednesday...

DUBLIN – The Cabinet has approved new legislation that will allow mobile phone and broadband consumers to exit their contracts for free if their service provider proposes to increase their...

DUBLIN – The Cabinet has approved a comprehensive set of changes to Ireland's migration system, including a new five-year waiting period for refugees seeking full citizenship. Minister for Justice Jim...

DUBLIN – Ireland's fiscal watchdog, the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (IFAC), has issued a stark warning to the Government, accusing it of "budgeting like there's no tomorrow" and failing to...