Enda Kenny denies forcing Garda chief to quit over phone-taping scandal 

Enda Kenny has denied he panicked and forced the resignation of the country's Garda chief over revelations of unlawful telephone recording systems at stations country-wide.

Gardaí investigate 'callous vandalism' of 1916 Remembrance Wall at Glasnevin Cemetery 

A special Remembrance Wall listing the names of all who lost their lives in the 1916 Rising has been vandalised at Glasnevin Cemetery.

Irish cheddar cheese amongst Brexit's first victims 

Cheddar cheese has become one of the first victims of Brexit with exports to the UK slumping in the first three months of the year.

Hyde Park bomb justice campaign backed by Northern Ireland MP Kinahan 

Families of soldiers killed in the IRA bombing in London's Hyde Park have launched a campaign to take a civil legal action against a former suspect in the attack.

Watchdogs warn over e-cigarettes becoming more socially acceptable 

Watchdogs have warned about the risk of e-cigarettes becoming more socially acceptable.

Families of Hyde Park bombing soldiers 'prosecuting ex-suspect' 

Families of soldiers killed in the IRA bombing in London's Hyde Park are reportedly taking legal action against a former suspect in the attack.

Vandals target Rising remembrance wall 

A memorial listing the names of those who died during the Easter Rising has been vandalised.

Memorial commemorating fallen in Easter Rising vandalised 

A memorial listing the names of those who died during the Easter Rising has been vandalised.

Helicopter winchmen still missing after trawlers search Atlantic off Ireland 

A flotilla of trawlers has found nothing after combing a swathe of the Atlantic off north-west Ireland for two winchmen missing from a crashed search and rescue helicopter.

Brexit could trigger fresh row over Rockall ownership 

Brexit could reignite an age-old controversy over ownership of an isolated Atlantic islet off the Donegal coast.

Conor McGregor stuns racegoers with spectacular entrance to Aintree Grand... 

UFC lightweight champion Conor McGregor didn’t take very long to make an impression at the 2017 Grand National, arriving in a white Rolls-Royces and testing Aintree’s formal dress code by striding around the race course in an unbuttoned Louis Vuitton shirt.

James Nesbitt and Ruth Negga among nominees for gongs at IFTAs 

Irish actress Ruth Negga and Coleraine star James Nesbitt are among the talent up for an award at tonight's Irish Film and Television Academy (IFTA) awards.

Murdered backpacker's Danielle McLaughlin pal pens charity song to aid justice battle 

A childhood friend of an Irish backpacker murdered in India has penned a charity single to raise money and highlight the fight for justice.

Missing bank worker's family call for information as 100,000 euro reward offered 

The family of a missing bank worker have called for anyone with information to help end their "relentless nightmare" as a 100,000 euro reward is offered to solve the case.

Charlie Flanagan warns of Brexit 'pain' 

Brexit could be "painful" for both Britain and Ireland, Charlie Flanagan has warned.

Murder accused punches prosecuting barrister in the face during closing stages of Dublin trial 

A man accused of murdering his former partner and mother of their two children has punched a prosecuting barrister in the face at Dublin's Central Criminal Court.

Men convicted of murdering dissident Peter Butterly given life sentences 

Two Dublin men convicted of murdering dissident republican Peter Butterly have been jailed for life.

Irish fisherman who tried to smuggle cocaine worth £84m into UK jailed for 16 years 

An Irish fishing boat skipper who tried to smuggle more than £80 million of cocaine into the UK has been jailed for 16 years.

Fennelly report: 'Probably no significant misuse of information' from recorded garda station... 

An inquiry into the taping of phone calls at garda stations has found there was “probably no significant misuse of information” from the calls.

Secret Garda phone recordings 'violated citizens' human rights' 

The Garda is unlawfully in possession of countless recordings of telephone calls spanning decades, some of which contain sensitive details of people's private lives, a State inquiry has found.

Irish Coast Guard helicopter crash: Fleet of trawlers to search Atlantic 'from Achill to... 

A major sea search will take place this weekend for the two missing Rescue 116 crew members.