From loss-making to lobbying: What we know about the company behind Kerry’s planned gas plant
Shannon LNG Ltd’s plans to develop gas infrastructure in Kerry have been the subject of much public debate.
‘It is so un-Irish to give up hope’: Protesters calling for sanctions on Israel march in Dublin
The march began at the Garden of Remembrance at 1pm and is to finish outside the Dáil.
TDs echo calls for a public inquiry into the state’s handling of abuse by Micheal Shine
More than 360 men have reported being sexually abused by doctor Micheal Shine.
Man (50s) hospitalised after attack by XL Bully dog in Co Dublin
The incident occurred shortly after 7:30pm.
Ireland’s Sarah Healy finishes sixth in World Indoors 3000m final
Andrew Coscoran and James Gormley are also competing later this morning.
How ‘therapeutic’ tattoos can help cancer survivors to reclaim or reinvent their identity
A researcher in Dublin City University is investigating the potential benefits and risks.
Court orders protesters to stop blocking water works for house hosting asylum seekers in Kildare
According to staff at the house, protestors have regularly picketed outside the property and harassed delvery drivers.
‘I’m used as a punchline’: Rosie O’Donnell says she moved to Ireland because Trump ‘out to get’ her
The award-winning actress and comedian said that Irish people have been “unbelievably kind and loving” since she moved to Howth in January.
