Sarah Mooney
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Boy (9) with cerebral palsy settles action over care at birth for €14m
Henry James Nally suffered a catastrophic injury and has diplegic cerebral palsy → Read More
Gardaí to patrol Dart and Luas in special operation ‘twin tracks’
High-visibility patrolling will operate between 3pm and 11pm on the Dart, Luas and eight intercity routes → Read More
Eamon Ryan confident Green Party members will support emissions cuts plan
However, the Minister for the Environment also acknowledged the emission targets must be revised upwards in the future → Read More
Ana Kriegel murder: Court refuses to allow fresh evidence in 'Boy B' appeal
Boy A and Boy B were convicted of murdering Ana at a derelict house in Lucan in 2018 when both were 13 years old → Read More
Hutch and Dowdall attempt to prevent non-jury trials dismissed by Supreme Court
The five-judge Supreme Court has cleared the way for the trials to proceed before the non-jury court → Read More
Bank holiday weather: Cloudy weekend in store but sunshine ‘breaking through’
Highest daytime temperatures will range from 17 to 23 degrees across a 'mixed' weekend of weather → Read More
‘We got it wrong’: AIB chief says bank will not revisit cashless plans
Colin Hunt added that the bank’s 170 branches will remain as they are for as long as he is chief executive → Read More
IFA denies farmers ‘getting off lightly’ in emissions deal
A deal to reduce emissions in key sectors of the Irish economy saw a compromise cut of 25% for agriculture → Read More
Call to protect emergency services this bank holiday weekend
Hospitals have reported record numbers of patients presenting at EDs for care and treatment this year → Read More
Murder investigation launched in Louth as man dies after weeks on life support
Marius Juodenas was discovered with serious injuries in a house in Dundalk, Co Louth on July 5th → Read More
No Government ban on development of new data centres
The Government will instead adopt a new set of principles to facilitate 'sustainable' development in line the Climate Action Plan → Read More
Limerick bridge 'a constant, painful reminder' for families of workers who drowned
Two men plunged to their deaths in the River Shannon after a safety mechanism on a crane failed to operate → Read More
Man arrested and €2.5m in drugs seized amid organised crime sting
Heroin, cannabis herb and cocaine were seized along with other drug paraphernalia → Read More
Residents challenge permission for €40m meat plant in midlands
The new facility will have capacity to slaughter 36,000 animals a year → Read More
Parents 'want the truth' over lead-up to crash that killed 18-year-old, inquest told
John Daly died in a car crash in southeast Clare less than one hour after kissing his mother on the cheek goodnight → Read More
New town named Clonburris to be built near Dublin city centre
Ministers signed off on a €186 million funding package on Wednesday to help build 8,700 new homes in the south Dublin area → Read More
Stronger law on consent will encourage rape victims to come forward, says Minister
Helen McEntee said it was important that victims felt they could come forward and know that they would be supported → Read More
Former RTÉ journalist who sexually assaulted sleeping woman is jailed
Mícheál Ó Leidhin (38) of Sunnyside, Malahide Road, Artane was convicted last April of sexual assault at his former home in south Dublin → Read More
Over €3m in funding to extend opening hours of libraries nationwide
The investment comes as the World Library Congress opens in Dublin → Read More
Fines for speeding and phone use to double for motorists within weeks
The fine for speeding will increase to €160, while the fine for using a mobile phone or not wearing a seatbelt will double to €120 → Read More