People who worked in the UK for less than 10 years have been warned that the deadline is approaching for them to cheaply boost their British state pension.
Conditions inside Ireland’s prisons are “among the worst” in Europe, TDs and senators been told.
Question: I’m 72 and healthy, but I’ve suddenly started forgetting small things like names, appointments, where I put my keys. How do I know what’s normal ageing and what’s not?
Bill and Hillary Clinton yesterday refused to testify in a Republican-led congressional investigation of the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, saying it was a partisan exercise.
An unusual theft has been committed in Hermitage.
Locals were asked their views on what it's like to live in their home towns
Dudley Council writes to Regulator of Social Housing asking for Regulatory Notice to be lifted after spending more than £3m on house surveys
Supermarket will open on landmark site passed by thousands of drivers every day
The city is a national hotspot for 'exempt' supported accommodation - yet new powers to root out rogues seems to be a long way off still.
It could be a busy January on Merseyside as Arne Slot looks to secure the strongest possible Premier League finish in the second half of the season, with a number of players linked with moves
Michael Carrick has been named as Manchester United's new interim head coach until the end of the season, but Xabi Alonso has been linked with taking up permanent tenure this summer
This comprehensive table provides a breakdown of where pupils from the Leaving Certificate class of 2025 enrolled in a higher-education college in Ireland this year, with a comparison with 2024.
Pep Guardiola has several players on the injury list ahead of a busy period for Man City, with the manager hoping that players return as soon as possible
Smartphone apps – particularly those based on psychological theories – are three times as effective as no or minimal support at helping people who smoke stub out their tobacco use long term, according to a pooled data analysis.
While it might already feel like we are well into 2026, with years of geopolitical developments crammed into the first fortnight of the year, the Irish political calendar has only now sprung into gear with the return of the Dáil.
From the roar of Thomond Park to the aroma of freshly pulled espresso, rugby star Keith Earls is carving out a new home for coffee lovers in Limerick.
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