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Emergency services rush to scene of fire in Cork city centre

A fire has been reported at the top floor of the former tax offices in Cork city....

Irish Refugee Council calls on Government to allow asylum seekers to work

The Irish Refugee Council has called for asylum seekers to be allowed the right to work after spending six months in the country....

Census figures reveal numbers of non-Irish nationals living here

Galway is the most multicultural city in Ireland, with 18.6% of its resident population recorded as non-Irish, according to the latest Census....

Ireland will not be allowed to suffer because of UK's Brexit decision, EU negotiator

EU parliament negotiator Guy Verhofstadt has warned that borders breed “discrimination” and “hostility” and that Ireland will not be allowed to suffer by the decision of the British to leave the European Union, writes Juno McEnroe....

Gardaí appeal for witnesses to serious road accident in Swords

Gardaí have renewed an appeal for witnesses to last Sunday's road accident in Swords....

Latest: 'No goodies' for misbehaving Ryanair pilots, says Michael O’Leary

LATEST: Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary has today insisted that there is no problem between the airline and its pilots....

If An Garda Síochána was a chain of hotels you'd shut it down, says former Ombudsman

A former Garda Ombudsman has said that the problems facing An Garda Síochána go far beyond its former Commissioner....

Ryanair faces flight chaos if pilots 'work to rule'

Ryanair passengers could face further disruptions as pilots flex their muscles and demand better working conditions....

Government rejects idea of referendum on Irish Water

The Government has rejected that it has agreed to hold a referendum to keep Irish Water in public ownership....

Taoiseach to attend National Ploughing Championships as record crowds predicted

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar is due to attend the final day of the National Ploughing Championships later....