A record of what was published, when, and how it changed.

Arrest after €1.6m worth of cannabis seized in Co Louth

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A man in his 40s has been arrested following the seizure of €1.6 million worth of cannabis in Co Louth.

Arrest after €1.6m worth of cannabis seized in Co Louth

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A man in his 40s has been arrested following the seizure of €1.6 million worth of cannabis in Co Louth.

DCU students unveil Ireland's first solar racing car

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DCU students have unveiled Ireland's first solar-powered racing car, ahead of a 24-hour endurance race in Belgium.

Legal aid dispute continues as solicitors extend boycott

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he dispute over legal aid payments between the Justice Minister and solicitors is set to continue into next month.

'Significant number' affected by hotel norovirus outbreak

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A "signifcant number" of people have been affected by an outbreak of norovirus at a luxury hotel in Co Westmeath.

Canada 'welcomes' US stance on French language in talks

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Canada's top negotiator in US trade talks sounded a positive note on Washington's position regarding French language and Canadian culture, as Ottawa separately exempted seafood products from planned counter-tariffs.

Ireland's first psychosocial research hub to be opened

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Childhood cancer survivors have said that social and emotional care services are crucial for people facing a difficult diagnosis, as well as their families.

UEFA set to lodge criminal complaint against Infantino

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UEFA has asked a US federal court for permission to obtain ⁠testimony and documents from FIFA entities in Florida for use in a planned criminal complaint in Switzerland against FIFA President Gianni Infantino, according to a court filing.

Ratko Mladic: Serb crusader dubbed 'epitome of evil'

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Ratko Mladic, the so-called "butcher of Bosnia" who has died at the age of 84, had insisted he was chosen by "fate" to defend the Serb people from a western onslaught.

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Floods on Nepal-Tibet border described as 'apocalyptic'

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Kerry-based explorer and mountaineer Pat Falvey has described the devastating floods on the Nepal-Tibet border as "apocalyptic".

Ireland has highest EU rate of paid film and TV streaming

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Almost two thirds of Irish internet users paid for film, TV or sports streaming services last year, which is almost twice the average in the EU.

Ireland has highest EU rate of paid film and TV streaming

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Almost two thirds of Irish internet users paid for film, TV or sports streaming services last year, which is almost twice the average in the EU.

Artist Yayoi Kusama, known for polka dot creations, dies aged 97

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Avant-garde Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, known for her distinctive vibrant polka dot creations, has died at the age of 97.

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Ex-Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic dies

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Ratko Mladic, who was serving ‌a ⁠life sentence for genocide in the 1992-95 war ‌in Bosnia, ⁠has ‌died in the U⁠N detention ‌centre in The Hague, a UN official has said.

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Unite warns of a 'winter of strikes' in the public sector

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The Unite trade union has said that its members in the public sector have voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action if the Government fails to make a meaningful offer on pay.

Customers' data accessed in cyber attack on UK airports

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Three major UK airports have been hit by a "cyber security incident" in which the data of about 8.7 million customers was accessed, Manchester Airport Group (MAG) has said.

Higher Education Minister supports calls for CAO reform

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Minister for Further and Higher Education James Lawless has said that he agrees with calls for the CAO points system to be reformed.

United Ireland referendum 'off the table' - Burnham

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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said a referendum on a united Ireland "is off the table".

Andy Burnham begins first official Northern Ireland visit

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British prime minister Andy Burnham is to meet Northern Ireland's political leaders during his first official visit.

Call for independent CUH staff review amid safety fears

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A group of consultants at Cork University Hospital (CUH) has called on Minister for Health, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill, to appoint an independent assessor to examine staffing issues at the hospital.

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Call for independent CUH staff review amid safety fears

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A group of consultants at Cork University Hospital (CUH) has called on Minister for Health, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill, to appoint an independent assessor to examine staffing issues at the hospital.

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Net wealth of households hits record high - Central Bank

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Irish household wealth has hit record levels again, but that growth may be coming to an end and inequality remains very high, according to a new Central Bank report.

HSE-run nursing home inspection found infection outbreak

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An inspection by HIQA of a HSE-run nursing home in Munster discovered the early start of an outbreak of infection which resulted in transmission from two residents to 11 residents and five staff.

HSE-run nursing home inspection found infection outbreak

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An inspection by HIQA of a HSE-run nursing home in Munster discovered the early start of an outbreak of infection which resulted in transmission from two residents to 11 residents and five staff.

Highest number of taxi drivers recorded in 10 years

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The taxi sector is attracting more new drivers with the highest number on record in 10 years.