Action to be taken over dumping at Derrynaflan
Tipperary County Council is to erect a barrier to the entrance to Derrynaflan in an effort to combat illegal dumping.
Bruton not looking to change school religion clause
The Minister for Education says he will not remove the clause that allows schools to discriminate on the basis of religion.
Report claims collusion in Loughinisland attack
The police Ombudsman in Northern Ireland has confirmed there was collusion between police and loyalist killers who murdered six Catholics in the 1990s.
U.N committee calls for changes to Irish law
Ireland’s abortion laws are back in the spotlight after the United Nations Human Rights Committee says a woman was subjected to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
Coveney calls for stability in rental market
The Minister for Housing says increased supply is the solution to bringing down soaring rent prices.
Arrests made following Israel attack
Israeli security forces have carried out a number of raids and made a number of arrests in the West Bank.
Thurles company representing Tipp at awards
A bespoke kitchen maker is flying the flag for Tipperary at the National Enterprise Awards in Dublin today.
Slight rise in living costs for May
Consumer prices rose by just zero-point-five percent last month.
