13 h. ago Tougher new driver rules aimed at cutting fatal crashes coming to Northern Ireland

Tougher new driver rules aimed at cutting fatal crashes coming to Northern Ireland  Sky News

Events

13 h. ago Young drivers face new curbs as Northern Ireland rolls out landmark licensing reforms

Young drivers face new curbs as Northern Ireland rolls out landmark licensing reforms  Insurance Business

Politics

14 h. ago American Tourists Drive Ireland’s Luxury Tourism Boom with Record Spending and Exclusive Travel Experiences

American Tourists Drive Ireland’s Luxury Tourism Boom with Record Spending and Exclusive Travel Experiences  Travel And Tour World

Transport

14 h. ago Major licence changes coming for Northern Ireland’s new drivers

Major licence changes coming for Northern Ireland’s new drivers  The Independent

Politics

15 h. ago Young drivers face new restrictions in historic road safety overhaul

Young drivers face new restrictions in historic road safety overhaul  The Independent

Transport

17 h. ago New restrictions for young drivers to be introduced in Northern Ireland

New restrictions for young drivers to be introduced in Northern Ireland  stalbansreview.co.uk

Politics

17 h. ago Northern Ireland's new drivers to face major licensing changes from October

Northern Ireland's new drivers to face major licensing changes from October  BBC

Politics

24 h. ago Graduated driver licensing: Northern Ireland to bring in changes for young drivers

Graduated driver licensing: Northern Ireland to bring in changes for young drivers  BBC

Politics

27 h. ago Tusla pays 'sizeable chunk' of €1.38m overseas placement for vulnerable teen, court hears

The designated Tusla social worker in the case last month told Judge Gabbett that the cost to Tusla of accommodating the teenager at the therapeutic centre in Scotland will be £23,000 per week (€26,500).

Economics

27 h. ago County Councillors take a stand against public lighting policy

Donegal County Councillors have refused to adopt a draft policy on public lighting amid concerns about safety in rural areas.… The post County Councillors take a stand against public lighting policy appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

28 h. ago Drink driver who was ‘swaying across the road’ banned for two years

A drunken driver who was “swaying across the road” in Inishowen has been banned from driving for a period of… The post Drink driver who was ‘swaying across the road’ banned for two years appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

29 h. ago Judge hears arguments on Minnesota’s immigration crackdown after fatal shootings

Two people have been killed by US government officers in the cities of Minneapolis and St Paul.

Events

30 h. ago Driver who fatally struck woman due to 'momentary lapse in attention' given 12

Ann Watters never regained consciousness after suffering head injuries from the incident.

Events

34 h. ago ‘Unauthorised’ extension at Sutton beachfront property faces likely demolition order, judge rules

Sutton-based businessman Philip Farrelly likely to face costs order after court decision

Events

34 h. ago Owner of Dublin period home faces order to demolish large ‘unauthorised’ extension

Sutton-based businessman Philip Farrelly likely to face costs order after court decision

Events

34 h. ago Trump sends border czar to Minnesota as judge considers ruling ICE deployment there illegal

Tom Homan is unlikely to bring the temperature down.

Events

37 h. ago Dublin man appears in court charged with directing criminal gang

Brian Grendon (48), with an address at Greenfort Drive in Clondalkin, appeared before Criminal Courts of Justice

Events

40 h. ago Judge to hear arguments on Minnesota immigration crackdown after fatal shootings

Two people have been killed by US government officers in the cities of Minneapolis and St Paul.

Events

41 h. ago Minneapolis shooting: How the Trump administration rushed to judgment

Rush to blame Pretti and exonerate immigration agents deviates from the way law enforcement investigations are normally carried out

Politics

41 h. ago Ireland's dangerous roads: When cars come first, everyone loses

Sadhbh O’ Neill says that the reduction of road deaths in Ireland is being strangled by a lack of political courage.

Transport