Dublin shooting believed to be linked to gang feud
A man has been killed in a shooting in Dublin’s north inner city.
McVerry speaks out as homeless numbers released
One of the country’s leading homeless campaigners says it’s absolutely ‘outrageous’ that children are being offered emergency accommodation in adult hostels.
Today’s trolley numbers released
44 patients are being treated on trolleys or chairs at hospitals serving Tipperary this lunchtime.
Gardaí call for talks over wage issue
Gardaí who’re unhappy with their pay are protesting outside the gates of Leinster House this lunchtime.
Students back in school following hoax bomb alert
A county Limerick school has been declared safe following a hoax bomb alert this morning.
Expert believes explosion caused EgyptAir crash
A forensics expert says human remains recovered from the scene of last week’s EgyptAir crash - suggest there WAS an explosion on board.
Date confirmed for World Meeting in Dublin
Pope Francis has confirmed the date for Ireland’s World Meeting of Families, however it is still not clear if the Pontiff will attend.
Employment numbers rise in first quarter of 2016
There is good news today on the economic front with almost 47,000 more people in work here, since the start of the year.
