- Helen McEntee says she has the full support the Taoiseach and her party
- Man accused of running brothels where ‘vulnerable’ sex workers engaged in prostitution denied bail
- PTSB cuts interest on a fixed-rate mortgage but hikes variable cost
- Henry Kissinger in Cork – and how he believed Ireland should never have to choose between Boston and Berlin
- Spain’s prime minister angers Israel by saying he doubts it is obeying international law with military action in Gaza
- Warren Gatland: I know how Owen Farrell feels – an ‘Irish d***head’ has my number and sends me abuse
- Senator Seán Kyne: People feel only response to Dublin riots criminality is 'a good, honest, decent beating'
- Firefighters crawl across frozen lake to rescue deer
- ‘The love of my life’ – Doireann Garrihy announces engagement to comedian Mark Mehigan
- Denis O'Brien labels Google and Meta as ‘greedy f***ks’ and says telecoms operators are ‘b****xed’
- ‘We would like to have a say on who lives in Dromahair’ – Leitrim village in row over accommodation for international protection applicants
- Swedish owner plans to reopen Tara Mines by middle of next year
- Mother given two life sentences for murder of her two children, Thelma (5) and Mikey (2), in Westmeath car fire
- Woman given two life sentences for murder of her two children, Thelma (5) and Mikey (2), in Westmeath car fire
- Special security put in place for Algerian man wrongly identified as suspect for Parnell Square stabbings
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- Former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger dies aged 100 November 30, 2023Henry Kissinger, the US secretary of state who dominated foreign policy under former presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, has died aged 100, his consulting firm Kissinger Associates said.
- Israel and Hamas agree to extend temporary truce November 30, 2023srael and Hamas struck a last-minute agreement on Thursday to extend their six-day ceasefire by at least one more day to allow negotiators to keep working on deals to swap hostages held in Gaza for Palestinian prisoners.
- ‘Sometimes we are the only ones they speak to all that day’ – how St Vincent de Paul centre brings vulnerable people together November 30, 2023It’s 11am and already the Society of St Vincent de Paul (SVP) day centre in Newbridge, Co Kildare, is bustling as dinner is prepped for its meals on wheels service.
- Cat fleas, urine and lack of repairs among the catalogue of complaints made to rentals watchdog November 30, 2023Cat fleas biting tenants, animal urine stinking out an apartment and landlords failing to carry out repairs are among recent complaints made to the rentals watchdog.
- ‘Staggering’ rise in rent for new tenants despite pressure zone price controls November 30, 2023A “staggering” rise in the cost of new rents and existing tenancies has raised questions about landlords complying with rent-control measures.
- The Indo Daily: The builder brothers' bust-up – a family feud and the High Court November 30, 2023Not so long ago, Hugh and Greg Kavanagh were emerging as the post Celtic tiger big boys in the property world. Unlike many successful Irish developers before them, they eschewed the limelight and seemed to prefer a low-key private way of life.
- New Munster star Alex Nankivell: ‘I went behind my dad’s back and did a DNA test’ November 30, 2023Alex Nankivell might have ended up in Munster sooner than his summer arrival, had he decided to press ahead when the province first attempted to sign him a couple of years ago.
- ‘Smoking gun’ email shows top civil servant knew about HSE crisis November 30, 2023A senior civil servant responded to a crucial email from the HSE’s chief executive – warning of a major crisis with the health service’s budget – despite telling politicians just two weeks ago he had not seen the email, the Irish Independent can reveal.
- ‘Two or three men would hold down my daughter to force-feed her’ – Mum tells of desperation over healthcare for eating disorders in Ireland November 30, 2023Mary was “just a normal mum with three kids” until her daughter, Emma, began to struggle with an eating disorder as a teenager. Since being diagnosed, *Emma has moved from one hospital to another. She is now being treated in the UK due to a lack of available services in Ireland.
- Paul Williams: Drew Harris risks being remembered for changing culture and direction of the gardaí – and not for the better November 30, 2023The decision to appoint Drew Harris as the first outsider to take the reins as garda commissioner was unprecedented in the history of policing in Ireland.