Jonathan Kingsbury sentenced to 3 years for assaulting partner in Cork, causing severe injuries and lasting trauma.

A deaf Irishman won €40,000 in compensation after a tribunal ruled his employer discriminated against him by demanding a formal sign language certification he didn’t need.

A teen was seriously injured in a Dublin park shooting; police seek witnesses and footage.

Met Éireann faced backlash in 2025 for inaccurate forecasts during storms and snow, sparking complaints over ruined plans, pay disputes, and regional bias concerns.

A 39-year-old butcher was sentenced to 13 years in prison for sexually abusing three sisters, ages 12 to 16, over a decade.

DoneDeal launches AI chat app on ChatGPT for easier car searches using natural language.

Patrick Harte, 84, faces sentencing for 89 counts of abuse against 32 boys during 1967–1986 as a Dublin teacher.

Ireland proposes law giving workers right to remote work if job allows it, aiming to reduce inequality and commutes.

A Limerick software exec’s lawsuit against her CEO over alleged fund misuse collapsed, leading to legal team withdrawal and a new hearing set.

Sinn Féin’s Pa Daly and Paul Murphy seek legal costs after losing a High Court challenge over junior ministers attending Cabinet, arguing it violates the 15-member government limit.