Daughter abused from age of three calls on victims to stand tall as father jailed for 18 years
The woman at the centre of a horrific sexual abuse case which saw her being abused by her won father form the age of three has encouraged other people in her situation to come forward. Read more
Dublin Lidl to reopen following attack during Storm Emma
The West Dublin branch suffered severe damage during Storm Emma when it was attacked during blizzard conditions in March. Read more
Miracle needed for Charlie, 9, who survived liver transplant and now faces cancer battle
The mother of a 9-year-old boy who had a liver transplant four months ago but is now fighting for his life, has appealed for people to pray for him saying, “he needs a miracle.” Read more
Revealed: The used cars that retain their value the most
There has been a slump in used car sales with rates down 5% compared to 2017. Read more
Taoiseach branded ‘air head’ by UK newspaper
The Taoiseach has been called an 'air head' by the UK edition of the Sun. Read more
Malin Head drowning victim to be laid to rest
One of the victims of this weeks boating tragedy in Donegal will be laid to rest today. Read more
Site survey of Traveller facilities in Galway finds human rights violations
The first site by site survey of facilities and conditions for Travellers in Galway has found widespread violations of human rights standards. Read more
Second day of Ryanair strikes underway
The second 24-hour strike in a week, by 100 pilots employed by Ryanair in Dublin, is underway. Read more
Amryt Pharma looking to expand its drug portfolio
Irish-listed orphan drug develpment company Amryt Pharma is looking to expand its portfolio of treatments for rare diseases. Read more
4% expansion but ‘no overheating’ of economy
The underlying growth of the economy is 3% to 4% and is not currently showing signs of overheating, economists and statisticians say, although the vulnerability to high debt levels has been exposed by the alternative growth measures. Read more