49 m. ago Dublin drugs gang linked to €10.6m cocaine shipment concealed in truck

Man (60s) arrested after gardaí find drugs hidden in vehicle that was stopped on M9 in Co Kilkenny

Events

50 m. ago Young Dublin sisters to give away 1,500 Easter eggs to children in hospital

Young Dublin sisters to give away 1,500 Easter eggs to children in hospital  Dublin Live

Politics

2 h. ago ‘One day at a time’ – Geraldine Mullan reflects on tears and triumphs of magical Kilimanjaro trek

Moville’s Geraldine Mullan and her friend Katie Fitzpatrick have raised well over €33,000 for charity after climbing Africa’s highest mountain… The post ‘One day at a time’ – Geraldine Mullan reflects on tears and triumphs of magical Kilimanjaro trek appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

3 h. ago Northwest fairing better for declining nitrogen levels in rivers

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Areas of the midlands and north west are fairing better when it comes to the level of Nitrogen found in rivers. Levels dropped last year, however figures from the Environmental Protection Agency found levels are too high in the southeastern half of the country. 20 major rivers, […] The post Northwest fairing better for declining nitrogen levels in rivers appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

3 h. ago Dublin traffic LIVE: Incident on M3 slip and Irish Rail commuter warning

Dublin traffic LIVE: Incident on M3 slip and Irish Rail commuter warning  Dublin Live

Events

5 h. ago Child stabbed at Finglas school joins Ireland squad training session

Child stabbed at Finglas school joins Ireland squad training session  Dublin Live

Politics

5 h. ago International Women’s Day Lunch hears of global battle on gender inequality

First Lady Sabina Higgins led the distinguished guests at a very special International Women’s Day Lunch which took place in the King’s Head Bistro in Galway recently, in aid of Self Help Africa. Hosted by Mary and Paul Grealish, the event was an inspiring celebration of women and a call to action for gender equality. […] The post International Women’s Day Lunch hears of global battle on gender inequality appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Events

5 h. ago Admission of stroke patients to specialist care units ‘well below target’, audit shows

Almost 2,000 missed out on being admitted to centres that help cut chances of disability and death from the condition

Events

5 h. ago Number of trained public order gardaí up by 500 since Dublin riots, Cabinet to hear

Minister for Justice to tell colleagues that Garda has invested in two water cannons, 15 public order vans and new shields for gardaí

Politics

5 h. ago Global human resources giant claims rival used Dublin office employee to obtain trade secrets

Employee locked himself in toilet after being asked to hand over phone, High Court told

Society

5 h. ago Dublin office employee used by rival to obtain trade secrets, global HR firm claims

Employee locked himself in toilet after being asked to hand over phone, High Court told

Society

5 h. ago Dublin office employee used by rival company to obtain trade secrets, global HR firm claims

Employee locked himself in toilet after being asked to hand over phone, High Court told

Society

5 h. ago Finglas village site with planning for 48 apartments seeks €2.25m

Former Dublin pub with full planning for 48 new homes

Politics

5 h. ago Lands near Shannon Airport zoned for logistics guiding €3.25m

Co Clare commercial development site: 10.61-acre holding sits adjacent to Shannon Campus West and East Zone

Transport

8 h. ago Earthquake Bay Area: Why epicenter of 3.9 quake near Dublin between Hayward, Calaveras fault lines is significant

Earthquake Bay Area: Why epicenter of 3.9 quake near Dublin between Hayward, Calaveras fault lines is significant  ABC7 Bay Area

Events

10 h. ago Council torn as Donabate group fighting for cultural centre launches judicial review

Council torn as Donabate group fighting for cultural centre launches judicial review  Dublin Inquirer

Politics

10 h. ago In Rathmines, some residents eye former post office as location for revived Citizens Information desk

In Rathmines, some residents eye former post office as location for revived Citizens Information desk  Dublin Inquirer

Society

10 h. ago In Clontarf, someone cut down trees on council land without consulting the council

In Clontarf, someone cut down trees on council land without consulting the council  Dublin Inquirer

Politics

11 h. ago ‘Loss of momentum’: Target of 41,000 homes built this year looks set to be missed by 6,000

The government issued revised housing completion targets of 41,000 this year, but the Central Bank estimates housing completions will be 35,000.

Events

13 h. ago National Park in West of Ireland with 250,000 annual visitors set for massive expansion

National Park in West of Ireland with 250,000 annual visitors set for massive expansion  Irish Star

Politics