September
At least 1,300 people were killed during last Saturday's quake.
The government's announced €500,000 in funding to respond to the earthquake in Haiti.
The money will be used to support the Red Cross and other Irish non-governmental organisations to provide humanitarian support.
At least 1,300 people were killed during last Saturday's quake.
83,000 homes have been either destroyed or severely damaged.
Fórsa Members Vote Overwhelmingly For Industrial Action Amid Pay Dispute
They represent around 100,000 workers
National Youth Council Calls On Government To Take Action To Curb Emigration
61% of young people say they are planning to move abroad within three years.
Man Dies After Violent Disorder Incident In Leopardstown Over The Weekend
Two men appeared in court today as part of the investigation into the incident in Leopardstown.
New Scheme Allows Smaller Drug Offenders To Be Referred To HSE Rather Than Prosecuted
The change under the Health Referral Scheme comes into effect from today.
Dublin Airport Ranks As One Europe's Busiest Airports
Around 250,000 commercial flights were recorded at Dublin Airport in 2025
Man (22) Appears In Court Charged Over A Violent Confrontation In Sandyford
One man remains on life support after suffering what Gardaí described as "catastrophic injuries" during the incident
Figures Reveal Kildare Town Primary School As Largest In The Country For Second Successive Year
It comes as 51,851 children and young people in Kildare return to school this September
Teenager In Critical Condition After E-Scooter Crash In Longford
A female passenger, also in her teens, was brought to Regional Hospital Mullingar with injuries understood to be non-life threatening.
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