Closure of five level crossings in south Dublin a ‘goal’ for Irish Rail

Campaign group says Dart passengers have ‘suffered for 42 years’ as cars are prioritised

‘We rechristened our kitchen the Law Library’: Negligence claim had toll on vindicated surgeon

Tusla crisis: Children under care of the State left ‘wandering the streets’

Intense demand on services has made the child and family agency increasingly reliant on private companies to run emergency accommodation

Tusla overruled conflict of interest concerns to award firm €2.5m contract

Senior officials in the agency sounded alarm about ‘crisis’ in system for children in State care

Irish honey, Chinese bees: Labelling law change makes clear true origins of Irish brands

Boyne Valley’s ‘Pure & Natural’ blend is packed in Co Louth but entirely made up of honey from China, Spain and Argentina

Changes to income thresholds for National Childcare Scheme to benefit thousands of families

Minister for Children Norma Foley says moves are important step ‘in making early learning and childcare more affordable’

Two women hospitalised following assault at house in Dublin

Gardaí and armed support unit arrest man (30s) at another property in Deansgrange area

Man (47) killed by own van in Co Sligo named locally

Incident occurred near Luke’s Bridge in Gortnaleck, Grange, on a road with a steep incline

Electric Picnic director dismisses crowd safety concerns as ‘bonkers’

Armand Van Helden set on Friday cancelled as organisers were not willing to risk injuries

Woman who sought €8,000 in damages for silverfish ‘infestation’ fails in RTB case

Noreen Alexander Whelan said her family left the house within days of spotting the insects and disposed of their belongings over ‘contamination’ concerns