4 h. ago Number of people hospitalised with flu increases by almost 60% in two weeks

Highest number of cases reported last week were in children aged 0 to 14, who accounted for 1,022 instances

Science

9 h. ago Stricter rules for puppy farms is ‘something people want action on’, Dáil hears

The government agreed to shorten the delay to a Bill that would increase regulations on dog breeding.

Politics

9 h. ago DCC chief says Dublin region 'entitled to' more tax revenues so more money can be spent there

Richard Shakespeare spoke about the future of Dublin and how he hopes to increase the council’s revenue.

Economics

11 h. ago Mass eviction on Mountjoy Square: ‘I don’t know where to go with the babies’

Landlord intends to sell apartments and has issued notices of termination through estate agent Buckley Real Estate

Politics

16 h. ago We already had a perfectly good term for ‘rage bait’. It’s hate speech

Look at the tech bros lined up at Donald Trump’s inauguration: their cumulative wealth has increased from $40 billion to $1 trillion in 13 years

Politics

29 h. ago Lawyers, landlords and business people hit for €10m over failing to pay tax

Revenue activity yields €177m for State

Economics

29 h. ago Wexford businessman who owes €1.7m among those hit for €10m over failing to pay tax

Revenue notes audits and other actions to boost compliance yield almost €177m during three-month period

Economics

52 h. ago 60 patients with flu being treated today at Galway's public hospitals

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM 60 patients with flu are being treated today across Galway University Hospitals and Portiuncula Hospital The HSE says there’s a particularly high number of older people and children attending the Emergency Department with symptoms. Health services in Galway are under significant pressure with the increasing rates of […] The post 60 patients with flu being treated today at Galway's public hospitals appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Science

57 h. ago Bryn Williams: Police becoming increasingly concerned for missing NI man

Bryn Williams: Police becoming increasingly concerned for missing NI man  Belfast Telegraph

Events

60 h. ago Does Ireland’s neutrality leave room for increased defence spending?

Does Ireland’s neutrality leave room for increased defence spending?  The Irish Times

Politics

3 d. ago Couple who had termination after wrongful advice highlight ‘years of extraordinary pain to reach this point’

Rebecca Price and Pat Kiely were advised to terminate their healthy baby after receiving a misdiagnosis

Politics

3 d. ago Couple who had termination after wrongful advice highlight ‘years of extraordinary pain’

Rebecca Price and Pat Kiely were advised to terminate their healthy baby after receiving a misdiagnosis

Politics

3 d. ago Two deaths at asylum seeker centres in 2025 as number of 'critical incidents' increases to 61

The figures show that the two on-site deaths at International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) centres this year compare to seven on-site deaths for 2024.

Events

3 d. ago HSE apologises to couple who were told their healthy pregnancy was not viable

Rebecca Price and Pat Kiely terminated their healthy pregnancy in 2019 after being wrongly told their baby had a fatal foetal abnormality.

Politics

3 d. ago Government emailing landlords planning evictions asking them not to proceed, ahead of new rules

Landlords are being ‘encouraged to maintain all current tenancies’ in letters and emails seen by The Journal.

Politics

4 d. ago HSE apologises to couple who terminated pregnancy after incorrect advice of fatal foetal abnormality

After they received a settlement, the couple issued a statement in which they said that nothing will ever take away the “interminable sadness and grief” they live with every day.

Events

4 d. ago HSE apologises to couple wrongfully advised of fatal foetal abnormality

Rebecca Price and Pat Kiely were advised to terminate their healthy baby after receiving a misdiagnosis

Events

4 d. ago Social workers fear increasing numbers of young people are being drawn to anti

Racist attitudes have solidified, driven by social media and prominent far-right campaigners in the local community

Politics

4 d. ago DAA confirms it pays tax bill for directors’ perks, including ‘Platinum VIP’ private terminal use and car

DAA confirms it pays tax bill for directors’ perks, including ‘Platinum VIP’ private terminal use and car-parking at Dublin Airport  The Irish Independent

Economics

4 d. ago DAA foots tax bill for directors’ perks, including ‘Platinum VIP’ private terminal use and car

DAA foots tax bill for directors’ perks, including ‘Platinum VIP’ private terminal use and car-parking at Dublin Airport  The Irish Independent

Economics