Ryanair's union pilots based in Ireland voted to strike. Of the members of IALPA, the Irish Air Line Pilots' Association, who voted, 94% were in favor of industrial action. more

Mandatory health screenings are to be introduced for people caught in possession of illegal drugs for personal use as part of a series of reforms due to be announced by Government on Friday.more

The pay gap between workers embarking on their careers and those in the top jobs has widened by over 5pc in the last decade.more

Boris Johnson must call a border poll in the event of a no-deal Brexit, Mary Lou McDonald has said.more

Legislation is to be brought forward to ban the sale of tobacco products from from self-service vending machines and at locations intended for children and events organised for children.more

Michal Wasikiewicz was found dead on Cook Street on November 6th, 2018 after sleeping outdoors.more

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar warned that Brexit without an agreement with the EU would lead to the unification of Ireland, because Catholics and liberal Protestants from the North may not feel at home in the UK disconnected from the EU - today informs the Irish Independent.more

A maet factory worker has been jailed for nine years for using his boning knife to kill his housemate after losing hundreds of euro to him in poker.more

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar declared that the risk of non-contractual Brexit results only from the threats of the British government, adding that he hopes that the new head of government in London Boris Johnson will not decide to take such a course in negotiations with the EU.more

An eight-year-old boy whose stomach and groin was scalded when hot chocolate spilled over him on a Ryanair flight, has been awarded damages of €25,000 in the Circuit Civil Court.more

On Wednesday, the Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar declared it impossible to implement the words of the new British Prime Minister Boris Johnson about the possibility of renegotiation of the EU agreement on Brexit. At the same time, he congratulated Johnson on his position.more

Almost 4,000 complaints have been lodged over noise from Dublin Airport in the first half of 2019. However, the DAA has revealed that 3,147 complaints were from one person, which makes up around 82% of the grievances.more

Young Irish women have reported rapes on average every 48 hours while on foreign holidays.more

Gardai have launched an appeal for information on a 23-year-old man who is missing from his home in Co Limerick. Pawel Aleksandrzak has been missing from the Fairgreen area of Limerick since Thursday, July 4.more

A no-deal Brexit could bring 'dire' consequences for Ireland, including food shortages and job losses, a report has warned.more

The cost of parking in Dublin city is to increase by 30 cent per hour from next Monday, 15 July.more

The Diverse Neighbourhoods report, published on Wednesday by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI), shows that while immigrants with poor English-language proficiency are at risk of segregation, most migrants are fairly evenly distributed across neighbourhoods in Ireland. more

A spokesman for Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) has announced a third probe into Apple regarding privacy and transparency.more

The High Court has awarded 78,300 euro to a woman whose home was unlawfully entered by gardaí looking for her boyfriend who was wanted on an extradition warrant.more

Yes, from July 1 until July 28, anyone with a child's Leap Card won't have to pay when using most public transport.more

A 39-year-old man has admitted killing his housemate, following a row over a New Year's Eve poker game at their Cavan home. He stabbed him with a knife he used in his job on the 'kill floor' in a meat plant.more

A total of 10,000 hospital workers are to go on strike from 8am on Wednesday.more

Ireland is among the most expensive countries in the EU when it comes to buying food and drink according to new data from Eurostat.more

Ireland is preparing a frugal no-deal Brexit budget for 2020 in the clearest sign yet that Dublin is bracing for the UK to crash out of the EU without an exit agreement.more

"Free public transport is not contemplated at the moment", Transport Minister Shane Ross said on Monday.more