11 h. ago Co Tyrone adventurer rides motorbike from Ireland to South Africa in ‘life and wife changing’ journey

Co Tyrone adventurer rides motorbike from Ireland to South Africa in ‘life and wife changing’ journey  The Irish News

Transport

3 d. ago Changing careers: ‘My job began to feel hollow ... I felt I’d lost myself somewhere’

If you dream about making a big change in your life, take inspiration from these five people, who each took a leap of faith mid-career that paid off

Politics

8 d. ago The Irish parents using social media to earn a living and how it affects family life

‘It’s up and down all the time, which is not very stable compared to somebody that’s on a salary’

Society

1 week ago 24% of Irish parents dress their twins in matching outfits, CSO says

The Growing Up in Ireland study has revealed new facts abouts twins in Ireland.

Politics

1 week ago Publication of Children Adopted from Care in Northern Ireland 2024/25

Publication of Children Adopted from Care in Northern Ireland 2024/25  health-ni.gov.uk

Politics

1 week ago Principals don't want Irish exemption responsibility due to 'hostile interactions' with parents

More than 60,000 post primary students received exemptions from studying Irish in the 2024-25 school year, the largest number ever.

Politics

1 week ago Principals dealing with 'hostile' parents as record number of students get exemption from Irish

More than 60,000 post primary students received exemptions from studying Irish in the 2024-25 school year, the largest number ever.

Politics

2 w. ago Man stabbed in face after being pinned to ground in 'premeditated' attack in Dublin, court hears

Jeffrey Kelly, age 44, of Sheephill Avenue, Blanchardstown, Dublin, is accused of attacking Joseph Morgan, who suffered "life-changing injuries" on September 10th.

Events

2 w. ago ‘I want to make him proud’ – Killybegs man on marathon mission as father battles rare disease

Killybegs man Luke McCarthy is set to run the Galway Bay Marathon in two weeks’ time to honour his father… The post ‘I want to make him proud’ – Killybegs man on marathon mission as father battles rare disease appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

2 w. ago ‘They had two plastic bags’ – How Daniel Aruebose’s parents came to Dublin for ‘fresh start’

‘They had two plastic bags’ – How Daniel Aruebose’s parents came to Dublin for ‘fresh start’  The Irish Independent

Politics

2 w. ago Ibec launch Manufacturing Day Ireland as parents look to manufacturing career for children

Ibec launch Manufacturing Day Ireland as parents look to manufacturing career for children  businessplus.ie

Society

2 w. ago 'You have to change your life': Irish parents on caring for their children with rare diseases

One in 17 people in Ireland live with rare diseases – and yet there is still a gap in awareness.

Society

2 w. ago Pobal figures show over 3,000 Galway children on waiting lists for creche places

The average weekly cost of childcare across Galway is €180.96 per week for one child in full-time care – and there are 3,032 children are on waiting lists across the city and county. That’s according to the most recent Pobal figures for 2023/24 – and, according to the National Women’s Council, these fees are completely […] The post Pobal figures show over 3,000 Galway children on waiting lists for creche places appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

4 w. ago Childcare in Donegal costing €179.56 a week with 2,185 children on waiting list

Childcare costs in Donegal are on average €179.56 per week for one child in full-time care with 2,185 children now… The post Childcare in Donegal costing €179.56 a week with 2,185 children on waiting list appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Economics

last month Losing a child in Ireland: ‘We held Beatrice together until her heartbeat slowed and faded away’

The president of the Irish Medical Council explains how the way she sees life and death has been changed by the patients she has encountered - and the loss of her own child

Politics

last month Dr Suzanne Crowe on losing her daughter: ‘I heard one tiny cry when she was delivered’

The president of the Irish Medical Council explains how the way she sees life and death has been changed by the patients she has encountered - and the loss of her own child

Politics