Court overturns €56,000 award for woman scalded by teaA woman who was awarded €56,000 by the High Court after she was scalded when trying to make tea in a glass jug has had the award of damages overturned by the Court of Appeal.
Grieving son makes health plea after father's deathThe son of a Co Mayo man, who died after contracting Covid-19, has urged people to adhere to the public health measures to keep their families safe and to stop the virus spreading.
Calls for 'fair and reasonable' pay for student nursesThe Government has been strongly criticised for refusing to pay student nurses and midwives, while sanctioning an €81,000 per year increase for the next Secretary-General of the Department of Health.
Biden will be 'true friend of Ireland' - TaoiseachJoe Biden will be a "true friend of Ireland", Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said, as he celebrated the new US President's ancestral links to the country.
Sinn Féin's O'Neill to back British Army assistanceSinn Fein's leader in Northern Ireland, Michelle O'Neill, has indicated she will support the use of British military personnel in the battle against the Covid-19 virus.
Three dead after blast at religious complex in MadridAt least three people died and six were injured when a building in central Madrid belonging to the Catholic Church was blown apart by an explosion, local authorities said.
RTÉ publishes list of top on-air earners for 2017-2019RTÉ has published the earnings of its top ten earners for 2017, 2018 and 2019, and noted that it has cut the pay of its highest earning presenters by 15% in 2020.
In Pictures: 'A new day for America'As Joe Biden was inaugurated as the 46th president of the United States, it was an inauguration day with many differences.
St Patrick's Day parade cancelled for second yearOrganisers of the St Patrick's Festival have confirmed there will be no street parade in Dublin this year. Instead virtual events will be held on a special online TV channel.
Biden calls for unity on 'day of history and hope'US President Joe Biden called for "unity" and pledged to be a president for "all Americans" at his inauguration in Washington, but warned of the challenges ahead as he takes on multiple crises.
Virus restrictions to be extended - Martin tells FF TDsTaoiseach Micheál Martin has told a Fianna Fáil parliamentary party meeting that Covid restrictions will last into February, as 61 more Covid-related deaths and 2,488 further cases were reported today.
Talks on reopening of special schools to resumeTalks aimed at securing the reopening of schools for children with additional needs will resume tomorrow between the Department of Education and the Fórsa and INTO trade unions.
