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Army’s secretive J2 intelligence bureau conducts surveillance on and interviews with those suspected of recruiting for private work

As the 20th anniversary of Poland joining the EU approaches, Poles reflect on their experiences here

The drugs smuggler, who died on Monday aged 81, flooded the Dublin streets he grew up in with heroin in the 1980s and 1990s

The perception of a leaky border comes against a backdrop of simmering tensions and mounting political pressure on migration

World Rugby to consider a proposal to globally trial a new variation of red card laws successfully implemented in Super Rugby

With spending promises already flooding in, expect another bazooka budget this year as the Coalition gears up for a general election

Milly Tuomey, aged 11, died by suicide in 2016. Her family reflect on how the system let her down, coping with grief and why it’s important to remove the stigma linked to suicide

Lemons should be as much of a kitchen staple as olive oil and butter

The intensely private star likes to stay out of the limelight, even though she is the most successful Irish actress at the global box office

What brings the new generation of Irish emigrants to London, and what motivates them to come home?

Judge’s decision in Weinstein trial had abandoned Molineux ruling limiting testimony to complainants involved in case, while Trump’s trial judge has permitted jury to hear evidence of uncharged activity

Bankinter decision to target savings rates will be welcomed by Irish customers who largely have their money in ‘on demand’ accounts offering latry returns

Varadkar, who resigned last month, declined to be drawn on whether he would run in the next general election

The inquest into the 16-year-old’s death in December 2022 heard harrowing details of an emergency department that simply could not function

Egyptian plan would see Israel agree ceasefire of one day for each hostage released in move further delaying Israeli attack on city of Rafah

Meeting involving Ministers, gardaí and Dublin City Council agreed on new search for State land to house estimated 200 asylum seekers living in tents in city centre

An estimated 200 men now sleeping outside International Protection Office

Victim aged 16 was socialising and drinking alcohol in a park with friends when Nicolas Horvath (28) joined them

Meta says users in European Economic Area can not raise funds for charity on its platforms beyond June with some restrictions already in place

24-year-old retains his European crown months out from the Paris Olympics with a score of 15.300

Two fled property on Clare Street in Limerick city during planned Garda operation

Avia Capital Leasing, a subsidiary of the second-largest bank in Russia, unable to pay redundancy after EU bank accounts frozen following invasion of Ukraine

The conservative one-TD party is riding high after being the only party to call for no-no votes in the family and care referendums so disastrously lost by the Government parties in March

Climate activist standing as Independent in Midlands North West constituency

The original findings from the 1982 report that the fire was started deliberately have been debunked

Three men and a woman appeared at Bray District Court in relation to the events on Thursday night

Latest data shows an increase of 25 people since February, not including people sleeping rough or homeless asylum seekers

McEntee and Harris back Garda handling of protests at site intended for use as accommodation for IP applicants

Patrick Honan (69) of Lake View, Doonbeg, Co. Clare was found guilty of 48 sample counts including 25 of rape and 23 of indecent assault and was sentenced on Friday

US secretary of state meets Xi Jinping at the end of a three-day visit to China