The claims that male refugees or black men carried out the attack have fuelled and heightened anti-refugee protests in Finglas in recent days

The Oireachtas Committee on Drugs heard that police in Portugal have a 'much better' relationship with people who use drugs than before decriminalisation and that it was 'much easier to get informa...

It is thought that the suspect accounts were most likely linked to the Russian state or were operated by groups backed by the country’s intelligence services

Some 23 Irish critizens are in Afghanistan and the goverment is liaising with EU partners, the US and UK as the country has no airlift capability

Non-lethal military aid for 2024 follows €120m provided since Russia's invasion

Senator says there ought to be a citizens' assembly on drugs use, rather than the one planned to discuss Dublin's lord mayoralty 

Security sources say Ireland has become a transiting point for illicit drugs while the Irish Naval Service has effectively shrunk

He has also been ordered to stay away from asylum centres

Russian TV described the impact on Ireland of a tsunami caused by detonating nuclear weapons off the Irish coast

The limited trial will be the first time illegal drugs will be tested outside of authorised State facilities and will form part of an official project to reduce the harm from drug use

An Bord Pleanála has given planning approval for the country's first-ever injection centre, to be located in Dublin

Mick Lacey, chair of the Mid West Regional Drugs and Alcohol Forum, said parents "are told if they have a drug problem, they need to sort that out first before the mental health service will take...

Calls to address 'frighteningly low strength' of Defence Forces

Gardaí believe arrest of organiser 'took heat' out of Finglas protest

The EU rapid response team can deal with hybrid attacks coming from hostile states, individuals or groups from a wide range of countries

Drugs strategy minister Frank Feighan suspended the North Inner City Drugs Task Force over a week ago, citing alleged 'governance shortcomings'

News from the Irish Examiner's team of reporters

EMCDDA drug legislation chief Brendan Hughes urges assembly not to get 'hung up on' the word decriminalisation when considering how to address issues regarding illicit drugs

UCC researchers found there was no formal support for families bereaved by drug deaths unlike 'specific services' to support suicide bereavement

A situation cannot be allowed to develop where young people are “fearful to walk the streets at night”, a local councillor has said following an attack on a teenage girl in Dublin

The HSE plans to step up its harm reduction efforts this summer and has targeted three music festivals in a bid to raise awareness about the drugs in circulation

The chief of Nato's military committee said the stakes concerning Russia’s war in Ukraine 'could not be higher' 

Two pilot regional cyber-crime units have been operating in Ballincollig, Co Cork and New Ross, Co Wexford.

The Independent senator has brought proceedings over what he claims is an agreement between Ireland and Great Britain allowing the RAF to fly into Irish airspace

The report from the US State Department adds that the increased availability and consumption of crack cocaine has led to an 'increase in street violence' in Dublin

Minister's press release contains 'no new information' and does not commit additional funding to tackle the crisis

Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use called for the strategy to be published 'as a matter of urgency'

Complicated operation was organised given the lack of connecting commercial flights and the logistical difficulties caused by Covid-19 restrictions.

Coalition of 200 groups says legalisation would take control out the hands of harmful gangs

Indie 2022 is the second of three “test sites” operating this year for the HSE, in addition to the Life Festival and Electric Picnic.

Lutz Gullner said there is a risk of disinformation campaigns during the current European Parliament election campaigns and other elections in Ireland