Hundreds of people have taken part in a number of nationwide protests over the way complainants are treated in rape trials.
It follows a recent case in Cork where jurors were asked to reflect on a young woman’s lace thong in their deliberations.
Gardens of around 1,300 Dublin houses could be reduced to allow for bus and cycle lanes.
Homeowners along 16 routes into the city centre would get an average payment of €25,000 from the National Transport Authority through compulsory purchase orders.
Over 6,000 Toyota cars in Ireland are being voluntarily recalled due to a potentially dangerous fault with some models front passenger air bags.
A new report says disabled people should get 'taxi tokens' in areas where public transport isn't available.
It's one of the recommendations in an Oireachtas report on access to public transport for people with disabilities.
A union representing ambulance crews says a dispute with the HSE is exposing the problems faced by the service.
The Sallins based Psychiatric Nurses Association says five ambulances had to stay off the roads in the south east last night because the HSE didn't have stand-by staff.
It's been revealed that jobseekers who take part in the Jobpath scheme only increase their chance of finding full-time work by two percent.
It's prompted a call from one TD for the programme to be abolished.
Thousands of extra beds will need in hospitals nationwide to meet the demands of Ireland's rapidly growing and aging population.
ESRI research forecasts that up to 5,600 beds may be required in public hospitals before 2030.
An 800-year-old relic stolen from Christ Church Cathedral is going back on public display.
St Laurence O'Toole was the son of a Chieftan and born in Castledermot, Co. Kildare in 1132.
His heart was found earlier this year - six years after it was taken.
The Justice Minister wants the state to reach an early settlement with Maurice McCabe.
The whistleblower is suing former Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan, the Attorney General, the Office of the Garda Commissioner and the State.
16 per cent of the population are living below the poverty line.
That proportion, when applied to Co. Kildare, equates to 35,520 people.
St. Vincent de Paul expects to help 50 thousand low-income families over the winter months.
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