A girl who set herself a mission of collecting every GAA jersey in Ireland while battling leukaemia has been declared cancer free.

Harry Potter author JK Rowling has accused Irish Eurovision hopefuls Wild Youth of “preening, self-satisfied misogyny”.

Rehana Manier holds 18 world records and was competing for Ireland in 2018

The six-year-old girl stabbed on Thursday has been released from hospital today and is the second victim to be released

The plan aims to deliver 28,000 State-owned beds by 2028 - with vacant offices converted into housing and modular homes built. 

We need a full investigation into a spike in the number of deaths registered around the country in recent weeks.

Aanchal Mohtra was travelling home from work when three girls attacked her on a Green Line train

The World Athletics Council is to exclude male-to-female transgender athletes who have been through male puberty from female competitions

Around 200 Irish language staff are now working within the EU

Free speech is the cornerstone of democracy and comedians like Ricky Gervais need the freedom to make jokes that offend or anger some people.

Twitter/X CEO Elon Musk has suggested he is concerned about “political censorship” by the Irish Government. 

Catholic bishops have advised the electorate to vote no in the upcoming referendums on the role of care and the definition of a family. 

Independent TD Mattie McGrath has said he is considering going to the Gardaí over comments made by Labour TD Aodhán Ó Ríordáin.

Stopping social welfare payments to rioters would provide their victims with “recognition”, TD Patrick O’Donovan has said. 

The majority of Irish people believe that now is the right time for Simon Harris to dissolve the Dáil and call an General Election.

Until today, the fada on a person’s name could be dropped at the discretion of any public company. 

Leo Varadkar's latest piece on migration seeks to defend the asylum seeker process - so why is it filled with flawed information?

A couple refusing to pay a €300 fine for breaching COVID travel rules say they will go to jail to honour Jesus Christ.

The majority of Irish people think increased migration has put pressure on housing supply, health, and other public services

Kavanagh’s Pub on Clanbrassil Street in Dublin will continue selling Guinness – but is removing some of Diageo’s other products in protest.

Kaitlyn Sardin started Irish dancing from the age of seven and holds a number of champion titles

People in Scotland came out the strongest in favour of Irish unity

The updated curriculum covers areas including gender identity and sexual orientation, as well as the impact of stereotypes.

Marc MacSharry says there are thousands of people on the housing list who would love the chance to move into modular homes.

Plans to house 50 asylum seekers in a hotel in Ballinrobe, Co Mayo, have been cancelled, according to a local Fine Gael councillor. 

While support for a Sinn Féin Government increases, support for Fine Gael dropped to 19% - the lowest figures reported in seven years.

Ciara Kelly has “serious reservations” about Ireland’s new hate speech laws, warning they represent “a dangerous road to go down”.

Ballots so far are suggesting a loss for the Government on both questions around Family and Care

Health agencies around the world are refusing to approve the ‘drug that can end the pandemic’ - Ivermectin.

The Government’s handling of the COVID crisis is now “one of the biggest public policy failures in the history of the State.”

She was speaking after a US swimmer won a freestyle relay, but was not recognised

The Oireachtas will consider whether the law should be changed to make the killing of a pet equivalent to the murder of a human being. 

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar considered cutting compensation for victims of the hepatitis C scandal to ...

Amid high failure NCT failure rates, one Cavan councillor is calling for the supposed “money racket” to be scrapped and reformed.

"I do believe as well we need to bring in more people from outside the civil service into the civil service on an annual basis"

The Government has an obligation that it must fulfil, however it is admitting it cannot fulfil this

Authorities need to stop being "soft" and "take back the city" from those wandering around like "feral gangs".