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Loneliness has been identified as the main reason why older people made calls to ALONE's national support and referral line last year.

The Attorney General has advised the Irish Government that there are strong legal grounds to reconsider the Occupied Territories Bill, which would ban trade with Israel's illegal settlements.

Dublin and Cork airports report solid financial performance driven by passenger numbers, cost management and efficiency

Two men are facing charges after Gardaí seized drugs worth over €1.9 million in a coordinated operation across Dublin.

At least 22 people have been killed in Israeli strikes on a refugee camp in northern Gaza, according to Palestinian officials.

Twenty years after the passing of the Education for Persons with Special Educational Needs (EPSEN) Act 2004, second-level schools are still in dire need of additional funding and resources, an ASTI conference heard on Saturday.

Latest in a series of seizures including separate €2.1m and €2.5m hauls at Rosslare port in 24 hours

After this week’s stunning Northern Lights display above Ireland, the country is again set for a front row seat to another astronomical phenomenon.