Arthur Liwembe, was immediately arrested after he pulled a 10 Euro bag of weed out of his pocket and complained to the garda on duty in Kilmainhaim station in Dublin.more

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the number of trips made to Ireland in February rose by 2.7%, despite a drop in the number of UK visitors coming here.more

More than 11,000 UK driving licences have been exchanged for Irish licences since the start of the year - almost double the total for last year.more

The Irish public have been urged to stay vigilant after a "large invasive rodent" was spotted along Dublin's Royal Canal.more

The suspect shipment, found yesterday in a post office in County Limerick, in the west of Ireland, seems to be the same as explosives, sent to the London edifices and to the University of Glasgow this month - the police said.more

It has been claimed that Ireland will have the highest university fees in the European Union after Brexit.more

A survey of EU member states has found that Irish people have the most positive image of the European Union with just 8% having a negative impression of the EU.more

Last year, 12,309 people applied for foreign-birth registration, up from 10,653 in 2017 and just 4,421 in 2015, the year before the Brexit vote.more

A Ryanair passenger is challenging a EUR 115 (£100) fee for changing his name back to "Luke" after autocorrect changed it to "Lukewarm".more

A suspected Isis member will be allowed to return to Ireland with her child, the country's prime minister has said.more

The report by RTÉ Investigates found that the number of patients on the tablets jumped by a staggering 28% over a five year period from 2012 to 2017.more

Brexit is a "huge help" to Irish republicanism and will fuel violent resistance to British rule in Northern Ireland, a dissident republican leader has claimed.more

Murder accused Patrick Quirke told one of his farm hands he heard a rumour that Polish people were involved in the killing of Co Tipperary DJ Bobby Ryan, the Central Criminal Court has heard.more

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a further appeal over the extradition of a Polish man accused of drug trafficking.more

Experts are assessing the risk of 'zombie deer' disease entering Ireland, after cases were reported in Norway, the US and Canada.more

Facebook's lead regulator in the European Union expects to conclude the first of seven investigations into the company's use of personal data this summer and the remainder by the end of the year, Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner said on Thursday.more

Ryanair has announced twelve new routes from Ireland as part of its Winter 2019 schedule. more

The taoiseach (Irish prime minister) has said he feels that Britain will not leave the EU without a deal at the end of March.more

A judge has jailed a 48-year-old homeless Polish man after he called a Catholic priest "a motherfucker" outside St Peter and Paul Pro-Cathedral in Ennis last month.more

Centre for Consueling and Teraphy in Dublin celebrated its 10th anniversary. more

People using 'street tablets' are the focus of a new harm reduction campaign in Dublin's north inner city.more

Two out of every five Irish jobs are at "high risk" of being taken over by machines. more

Flights were briefly suspended at Dublin Airport after a sighting of a drone over the airfield.more

A ticket bought in Ireland has won the £153 million (€175 million ) EuroMillions jackpot, the biggest in the country's history. more

There will be a return to violence in Northern Ireland if there is any infrastructure installed on the border, an in-depth report on youth and peace in the region has concluded.more