There are fears of possible job cuts at the Irish operation of HR and payroll processing company Workday after the firm announced it would reduce its headcount globally by 1,750 positions, or 8.5%.
RTÉ approved 177 external activities between July, August and September, according to the broadcaster's latest summary of the Register of External Activities.
Croke Park looks set to host Ireland's first NFL game later this year with the Government briefed today on the proposal to bring a Pittsburgh Steelers fixture to GAA Headquarters.
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has accused the Taoiseach and Tánaiste of repeating "pure fiction" during the General Election campaign that 40,000 new homes would be delivered in 2024.
A man who beat his former partner twice in one night and then contacted her 54 times in one day has been given a two year suspended sentence for harassment and assault.
More than 2,200 drivers have been caught speeding during the most recent road policing operation, with one motorist caught travelling at 206km/h in a 120km/h zone on the N6 in Ballinasloe, Co Galway.
Minister for Education Helen McEntee has confirmed that she is pressing ahead with reforms to Senior Cycle education, despite a reiteration of concerns and calls for a delay from second level teacher trade unions.
Police in Brussels are searching for two gunmen after shots were fired outside a metro station, with authorities saying there was "no indication of a terrorist motive".
Doctors must be held responsible for their "failure" to treat Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane appropriately, the family of one of his victims have said.
The founder of the Peter McVerry Trust, Fr Peter McVerry, has stepped down from his role as company secretary of the charity, but will remain on the board.
The brother of a young GAA star murdered in the 1998 Omagh bombing has given emotional evidence to the public inquiry about his family's devastating loss.
Students and teachers recalled trying to save the lives of others before fleeing the scene of a mass shooting in Sweden described by the prime minister as a "dark day" in the country's history.
When Dubliner Esther Woodley bought a 2017 Volkswagen Polo last September from a garage, she was reassured by two things. She had dealt with the garage before - they had done minor repairs on a previous car - and it had a recent NCT cert.
President Donald Trump's plan for the US to take over Gaza and create a "Riviera of the Middle East" after resettling Palestinians elsewhere has shattered US policy and sparked widespread criticism.
