Irish Times writers Arthur Beesley, Jennifer Bray, Kitty Holland and Paul Cullen among those nominated

When the incident was reported to gardaí, they responded by saying that it was probably just two men 'having a laugh', writes Shauna Bowers.

More than 100 former convicts presented to emergency accommodation services on the day of their release, figures show

Neeraj Jain (34) moved from India to Ireland last year for study and work

Long-serving employees accept redundancy package after some are told new roles would involve pay cuts of up to 30%

Leinster House is employing 10 interns with intellectual disabilities who are given only lunch vouchers, despite a government policy against unpaid internships.Under the Oireachtas Work and Learn...

Mater hospital unit uses technology to identify cancer without need to remove tissue

Last-minute flights set to be more expensive than those for next week, price analysis shows

Last year canine units seized €26m worth of drugs, tobacco and cash

Wed in 1997, the story of Ulambayar Surenkhor and Urantsetseg Tserendorj came to an abrupt end one night in Dublin two years ago

In a letter to consultants, Beaumont Hospital recommends that "unvaccinated patients be suspended from the waiting list with immediate effect until the Covid crisis has passed".

‘I think she fell in love with the bike more than me, you know’

The Irish boyband is incredibly popular across Africa - so why have they never toured there?

New facilities opened but finished project will not have enough beds to meet demand

Looking after her dad during Covid-19 has brought added challenges for Teena Gates

The Beach Hotel, Downings apologises for ‘any unintentional offence’ caused by offer

Such tenants could face year-on-year rent increases as they might not be covered by Act

Families have been told they will soon lose the support on which they depend

Over 400 at-home tests were carried out during first five days of the programme

Tears at Dublin Airport as emigrants leave after holidays with family

A special needs school in Co Galway may have to close next week as a result of its insurance premium rising by more than 700 per cent over the past two years, the chairman of its board of management...

Farmers in flood-hit areas of the midlands say their situations are being ignored

Chief medical officer says his wife was ‘loving, caring, warm, witty and sunny person’

Cian’s Kennels will enable sick children see their pets while undergoing treatment

Issue under increasing public scrutiny following several high-profile removals

Loading bays and parking spaces will be removed to provide additional space for pedestrians

Hospital-acquired superbugs ‘absolutely‘ contribute to a number of patient deaths annually

Pollution has breached safe levels more often this year than in the whole of 2018 at most Irish air quality monitoring stations, The Times has learnt. Seventeen breaches were recorded at 19 sites...

Cathal O’Neill spent the day with family and reading for his monthly book club

Restrictions on gatherings and usual meeting places have forced people to adapt

Family of coronavirus victim says pandemic's impact on grief is often overlooked