As we hurtled towards Wednesday's public sector strike, seasoned political and industrial relations observers were asking the same question: "Where are the back-channel discussions?"
Tánaiste Simon Harris has said he is looking forward to welcoming Minister for Media Patrick O'Donovan "back to his Cabinet duties as soon as possible" amid his ongoing health situation.
A man has entered a plea of guilty to murder, in association with a criminal organisation, of a young man who was shot twice at close range and buried in a shallow grave in Limerick in 2010.
International human rights lawyer Caoilfhionn Gallagher explains why Sally Rooney's books are off the UK book shelves and Evelyn O'Rourke takes us behind the scenes as the US's biggest morning show comes live from Kerry.
A factory worker who sexually and physically abused his partner's two children, holding their heads under bathwater and locking one in a hot press, has been jailed for over 12 years.
Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan said he would consider a public inquiry into the issuing of allegedly defective gun holsters to gardaí, following calls from the family of murdered Detective Colm Horkan.
A man has been handed a six-and-a-half-year prison sentence for killing a man who was "set on" and attacked with repeated punches and kicks while on a stag night in Athlone over four years ago.
The opening round of this season's Investec Champions Cup has been rocked by tragedy, after the sudden death of a player for the South African Lions, ahead of their meeting with La Rochelle on Saturday.
Gardaí have warned that some workers may be wearing masks at nail bars to cover up that they are victims of human trafficking, adding that victims are being hidden in "plain sight".
Solicitors working in criminal defence intend to withdraw their services from all work from Monday in an escalation of their dispute with the Minister for Justice over a new payment scheme for criminal legal aid.
Solicitors working in criminal defence intend to withdraw their services from all work from Monday in an escalation of their dispute with the Minister for Justice over a new payment scheme for criminal legal aid.
Clad in black and with their faces masked, dozens of militant Israeli settlers burned olive trees and threw rocks at Palestinians in a coordinated attack on a West Bank village's annual harvest that injured at least two people including a journalist.