One of its headline findings is that 23,000 fewer people would have died in England during the first wave had the government introduced a lockdown one week earlier, writes Tommy Meskill.

Exclusive: Fugitive Craig Coyle, who was unmasked last week by a garda witness in court as a member of the crime group, sent ...

Sunderland head coach Regis Le Bris scolded his players after their 1-0 defeat at Fulham ended in a rolling maul of pushing ...

The West Kerry Dairy Farmers (WKDF) Sustainable Energy Community (SEC) has published a "learning brief" outlining its journey ...

While Greene had previously given her support to the wild theories espoused by QAnon, she did back-pedal when she got to ...

Ireland’s interior boutique scene is absolutely thriving, with emporiums bursting with chic, distinct pieces that have a ...

Another was Cargoroo, one of Europe’s most recognisable e-cargo bike-sharing brands. Moby acquired the business and ...

The rollout replaces 29 existing Central labour laws, merging them into four streamlined codes, a move the Centre has ...

However, what is significant is how great the variation between Gen Z men and Gen Z women is. In the past 25 years, the ...

The CSO data shows 142 women died by suicide in 2020. Overall, the five-year average of suicides between 2018 and 2022 in Ireland was 526. As a share of all deaths, deaths due to suicide stood at 1.6% ...

A politically divided Stormont Executive led to “chaotic decision-making” during the Covid-19 pandemic, a public inquiry has ...