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Ireland fined €5m over landslides at Galway wind farm in 2003

The fine is due to the “seriousness and duration” of the failure to carry out an environmental impact assessment on the wind farm in the 11 years since a previous CJEU ruling on July 3, 2008....

'Nowhere else is this tolerated' - Over 600 on trolleys in Irish hospitals as record year continues

University Hospital Limerick is the worst affected with 56 patients waiting for beds, according to the INMO....

Cork on the Rise: Towns play a vital role in future says County CEO

Ireland needs to recognise the role that towns will play in its future....

Dublin GAA club object to plan to build 650 apartments in area

The development of the site beside St Anne's Park led to protests by locals last year....

Man remains in custody after €1.5m drug seizure

The seizure was part of an intelligence led operation shortly before 1pm yesterday....

Woman, 90s, dies in Dublin house fire

Gardaí and fire services were called to the house in Corballis, near Dublin Airport, at around 11.20 last night....

David’s story: Slurs escalated to point of violence in school

David never felt he could come out as trans while he was a secondary school student....

Dublin Cllr: City manager 'subservient' to Minster as toll and parking charges set to rise

He was responding to a report that Dubliners are to face increased parking charges, tolls, social housing rents and commercial rates next year because of a failure to adequately fund the city....

Restrictions on alcohol advertising comes into effect; Heart Foundation call for junk food marketing ban

The measures include a ban on outdoor alcohol ads, such as on public transport and around schools and playgrounds....

Apple case fees may be revealed, Minister says

His department had previously released figures including the individual payments to barristers acting on its behalf in the Apple case, but stopped after the introduction of new European data rules, known as GDPR....