53 m. ago Man (32) charged following €14.2m cocaine discovery in Rosslare

It is understood the lorry had travelled on a ferry from Dunkirk in France

Politics

2 h. ago Companies sue Ministers over alleged breach of €4.4 million contract for IP accommodation centre

Firms claim defendants have repudiated a contract to refurbish Knockmitten House in Western Industrial Estate

Politics

3 h. ago Chinese chef who worked 73 hours a week but had to ‘repay’ most of wages awarded €155,000

He was often left with €60 after paying off debt related to work permit and recruitment, WRC hears

Economics

3 h. ago Police taking ‘no further action’ against Graham Linehan after arrest over trans posts

Linehan was arrested last month on suspicion of inciting violence over social media posts about trans issues.

Events

3 h. ago Man (30s) arrested over alleged assault of girl at Citywest, Dublin

Suspect detained after incident, with crime scene sealed off for examination

Events

3 h. ago Man (30s) arrested over alleged sexual assault of girl at Citywest, Dublin

Suspect detained after incident, with crime scene sealed off for examination

Events

4 h. ago Price of electricity to come down from December after cut to PSO levy

The monthly PSO levy has been reduced by fifty cent for domestic customers and more than €2 for small businesses

Politics

4 h. ago Graham Linehan faces ‘no further action’ after arrest over posts on trans issues

Crown Prosecution Service reviewed evidence and concluded there was no prospect of conviction, it is understood

Events

4 h. ago High Court rejects challenge to Fine Gael’s direction to councillors in presidential race

Businessman alleged instruction not to nominate independents was unconstitutional

Politics

5 h. ago Ukrainian pleads guilty to attempted murder of woman in Kerry

Hryhorii Sryotenko (49) pleaded guilty to one charge relating to January 2024

Events

5 h. ago ‘Trust for me has been broken’: Man to be sentenced for sexual abuse of nieces

‘My heart hurts because of what happened to me,’ one of the victims says

Events

5 h. ago Man died from gunshot wounds to head and neck, Ruth Lawrence murder trial told

Woman pleads not guilty to murdering Anthony Keegan (33) and Eoin O’Connor (32) in 2014

Events

5 h. ago Killer who has never had a job jailed over ‘grandiose’ €100,000 home renovations

Sums of €4,000 and £3,900 seized from house to be forfeited, Special Criminal Court rules

Events

6 h. ago Man pleads guilty to stalking social media influencer at Dublin hotel

Denis Morris (24) from Churchtown followed woman (25) from street into lift and to her room

Politics

6 h. ago Galway Simon Community wins Public Choice Award at National Community Housing Awards

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Galway Simon Community has won the Public Choice Award at the ICSH Community Housing Awards for its flagship housing development, Sómas. It’s a development of 10 high-quality, A-rated one-bedroom apartments on a formerly derelict site in Galway City. The homes are purpose-built for older people and people […] The post Galway Simon Community wins Public Choice Award at National Community Housing Awards appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Events

7 h. ago Jeffrey Donaldson trial may not take place until next year, judge says

Trial due to begin in November but further medical assessments are required for co-accused Eleanor Donaldson

Events

9 h. ago New initiative to tackle violence against women in rural Northern Ireland

New initiative to tackle violence against women in rural Northern Ireland  Irish Legal News

Events

15 h. ago ‘Hateful rhetoric’ towards migrants leads to ‘more vicious violence’

State should not be relying on 36-year-old legislation to combat violence and hatred in 2025, says immigration lawyer

Events

15 h. ago Una Mullally: I love MetroLink, but must it be at the expense of Stephen’s Green?

In years to come, people will wonder why we agreed to put a station in the city’s most beloved public space

Politics

15 h. ago ‘Go back to your own country’: Immigrants in Dublin tell of regular racist abuse

Some believe those with racist views are emboldened by what they see as changing political mood

Events