In 2025, 61 per cent of prostate cancer surgeries, 45 per cent of breast cancer operations and 39 per cent of lung cancer surgeries were delayed ...

An attack on homes in Londonderry by a group of young people, which police are treating as "sectarian-motivated," has been ...

The Minister of State at the Department of Justice has said the St Patrick's Day visit to the White House by the Taoiseach "isn't just about Micheál Martin and Donald Trump" and that Ireland and the ...

The IFA have been staging a protest at Bord Bia’s headquarters since Monday, as farming organisations have said that the company’s use of Brazilian beef marks a clear conflict of interest given Mr.

The Social Democrats are upbeat about their chances in the upcoming by-elections, and there are reasons for such an outlook, ...

In this interview, national security lawyer Fahad Ansari speaks with JURIST News Associate Editorial Director, Alanah Vargas, about the transformation of the London-based law firm Riverway Law into ...

The Government parties are largely perceived to be somewhat stuck in the mire and there’s something of a public sense of ...

The facility plans a new 25-metre swimming pool, 3G pitch changing facilities, a fitness suite, an eight-court sports hall ...

ABP Foods intends to close its retail meat packing operation in Dungannon in the North of Ireland, threatening 338 workers ...

Tributes have poured out for “decent gentleman” Frank Daly (86), who was a regular walker on the streets of Dublin’s city ...

THE man killed when a double-decker bus crashed into a pedestrianised street in Dublin yesterday has been named as Frank Daly. The victim, aged in his 80s, was from the East Wall area of Dublin, ...