Armed gardaí responding to ‘ongoing incident’ in Ballina
Gardaí say the situation is ongoing.
Eoghan Cleary: ‘The new sex ed curriculum is being misrepresented by a small but loud group’
The teacher challenges certain beliefs about the new sex education curriculum and outlines why they are inaccurate.
HSE CEO ‘doesn’t accept’ he was too late in approach to private hospitals on winter beds
Gloster said it isn’t the case that he ‘just picked up the phone and asked for a couple of beds’.
Gardaí confirm cocaine found on board cargo ship seized off Cork worth €157 million
Elite Army Ranger Wing soldiers took control of the ship off the Cork/Waterford coast yesterday.
LIVE: Warning to motorist to exercise caution as Storm Agnes hits Ireland
Status Orange wind and rain warnings are in place for numerous counties across the country today.
Irish lawyers represent six young people taking 32 countries to court over climate inaction
A hearing opens today at the European Court of Human Rights in a case with potential implications for countries’ climate responsibilities.
Amazon sued in US over allegations it inflates prices and overcharges sellers
Some estimates show Amazon controls about 40% of the e-commerce market.
Fewer than 50,000 renters have claimed the Rent Tax Credit so far this year
The figures come as the Government contemplates doubling the amount available for renters to claim back in next month’s Budget.
