Children say cyber-bulling is worse than face-to-face bullying
New figures show one in four Irish teenagers have been the victim of cyberbullying.
Council accused of ‘abandoning’ Templemore following amalgamation
Mid Tipp council officials have been accused of virtually abandoning Templemore and failing to take proper steps to secure the future of its historic town hall.
Hungarian army given go ahead to use non-lethal force on refugees
Hungary’s parliament has approved plans allowing the army to use non-lethal force to help restrict the flow of refugees into the country.
Dáil returns with debate on motion of confidence
The government will today use three hours of Dáil time to table a motion of confidence in itself.
Thousands expected to Day One of the Ploughing
Over 200-hundred thousand people are expected to attend this year’s National Ploughing Championships which get underway in Co Laois this morning.
Man due in court over Corbett bar break-in
A man is due back in court today in connection with a break-in at Lar Corbett’s pub in Thurles.
Anti-pylon protest called off at Ploughing Championships
A protest that was due to take place against the construction of pylons at the Ploughing Championships this week has been cancelled.
Walker pulls out of US election race
Republican Scott Walker has dropped out of the 2016 US presidential race.
