Marian Harkin TD asked the Minister for Health: Hospital Appointments Status
Asked the Minister for Health the plans in place to address the backlog of appointments for endometriosis at Tallaght University Hospital, which are taking up...
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Micheál Carrigy TD asked the Minister for Transport: Road Projects
Asked the Minister for Transport the progress of the bypass for Granard and Ballymahon; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
Claire Kerrane TD spoke in the Dáil: Forestry (Critical Infrastructure) (Amendment) Bill 2026: First Stage
Claire Kerrane TD (Sinn Féin, Roscommon-Galway) contributed to the debate on “Forestry (Critical Infrastructure) (Amendment) Bill 2026: First Stage”.
Former DUP Leader Faces Sexual Offenses Trial as Victims Come Forward
A trial at Nury Crown Court heard that two women alleged they were sexually abused by former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson as children, with his wife facing...
New short-term letting register to target illegal Airbnbs in Ireland
The Irish government plans to introduce a short-term letting register to identify unregistered properties operating outside the law, with Leitrim County...
NSPCA Calls for Ban on Sulky Racing on Public Roads
The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (NSPCA) is urging the Irish government to ban sulky horse racing on public roads due to safety...
Man charged with murder in County Leitrim faces adjourned court case
A 36-year-old man charged with the murder of a 41-year-old Latvian national in County Leitrim has had his case adjourned until July 9th. The accused, Bartos...
Donegal County Council Launches Speed Limit Consultation
Donegal County Council has initiated a county-wide public consultation on proposed urban speed limit changes, seeking community input on revised limits for...
Arson attack in Longford town prompts Garda appeal for witnesses
A house in MacGowan Park, Longford town, was extensively damaged in an early morning arson attack. Gardaí are appealing for witnesses or video footage from...
New Affordable Housing Development in Freshford, Kilkenny
Ten homes in a 20-unit development in Freshford will be available through the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme. Castlecomber Municipal District...
Body Found Near Yall Bridge, Man Arrested in Connection
A woman in her 80s was found dead at a home near Yall Bridge, with a man in his 30s arrested in connection. Gardaí are appealing for information from the...
Local Artist Noreen Daly Found Dead in County Waterford
A well-known local artist and community member, Noreen Daly, was found dead in a rural area near Yall Bridge in County Waterford. Gardaí are investigating the...
Bloomsday Celebrations in Brough, County Limerick
Brough in County Limerick hosts annual Bloomsday celebrations linked to James Joyce, with locals donning traditional costumes. The event draws attention to...
Rape Victim's Impact Statement Leads to 7-Year Sentence
A woman's victim impact statement in a rape case detailed her trauma, leading to a 7-year sentence with probation. The court emphasized rehabilitation while...
Mayo County Council's Renewable Energy Strategy Faces Challenges
Mayo County Council is working to implement national renewable energy guidelines despite outdated local regulations and community concerns. Flooding risks and...
East Clare Community Co-op Hosts 5K Family Walk/Run
The East Clare Community Co-op is hosting a 5K family walk/run on Sunday starting at 10 a.m. outside O'Mara's pharmacy. Registration is available online...
Ciara told Liveline that because I think a very basic thing in life is you never make a very important decision when
On RTÉ Radio 1's Liveline, Ciara said: Because I think a very basic thing in life is you never make a very important decision when you're in desolation. How...
Dealer who told mother he'd get 'junkies' to rape her son over drug debt gets 10 years
A drug dealer who told a mother that he would get "junkies" to rape her son if she failed to repay his €157,000 debt during a campaign of intimidation has...
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Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme 2026/27 The Department of Rural & Community Development have announced the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme...
Mohill Parish bulletin — Newsletter 14th June 2026
Mass Intentions Sat 13 19.30 Cynthia McWeeney MM, Cloone Rd Eileen McGuire MM, Clarashinnagh Sun 14 10.00 Maureen McNabola Kilnagross & DFM Mon 15 10.00...
Men's Health Week Fair Launches in Shantalla with Free Services
A health fair marking Men's Health Week is taking place at Theo Higgins' home in Shantalla, offering free health checks, information stands, and refreshments...
Man Dies in Two-Car Collision on L1135 Near Palace Green, Limerick
A man in his forties died and four others were injured in a two-car collision on the L1135 near Pulla in Palace Green, County Limerick on Sunday night. The...
Health Review Reveals Delays in Children's Health Ireland Services
A recent review of governance and equity in patient access at Children's Health Ireland found recurring delays in treatment for orthopaedics, urology, and...
New outdoor classroom dedicated at Clumber National School in Connemara
A former New York City official is set to dedicate a new outdoor classroom at Clumber National School in Connemara, where his parents met a century ago. The...
Irish Refugee Council Warns of Concerns Over New EU Migration Pact
The Irish Refugee Council has raised concerns about the new EU migration pact's potential impact on asylum seekers in Ireland, highlighting risks to legal...
Doolan Ferry Competition Offers Aran Islands Tickets Daily
Claire FM is running a competition with Doolan Ferry, giving away return tickets to the Aran Islands each day this week. Listeners are sharing holiday...
West Meath Football Team Loses to Galway, Eyes Next Match in Monaghan
West Meath's football team lost to Galway in a recent match, with manager Mark McHugh emphasizing the need to focus on their upcoming game in Monaghan. The...
Local Councillors Push for Fair Parking Bylaws in Tum Town and Clifton
Galway Bay FM reports that local councillors are seeking to create tailored parking bylaws for Tum Town and Clifton, addressing concerns over inconsistent...
ESRI Study Highlights Immigrants' Fiscal Contributions in Ireland
A new ESRI study reveals foreign-born residents in Ireland have made a higher fiscal contribution than Irish-born residents over 20 years, fully financing...
Ongoing Investigation into 1990s Murders of Jojo Dollard and Deirdre Jacob
Searches are underway on the Kildare-Wicklow border as part of the investigation into the disappearance and murders of Jojo Dollard and Deirdre Jacob. Gordee...
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