France play host to Ireland in the Six Nations this weekend and despite not winning a game on French soil in 12 years, thousands of Irish fans will head to the French capital filled with hope ahead of tomorrow night?s game.
Allied Irish Banks has told staff that it expects to be able to announce long-awaited redundancy terms for more than 2,000 staff within the next month.
Gardaí investigating the murder of a man in Co Donegal are attempting to piece together the movements of a car which is believed to have been used by his killers.
A body has been recovered from the water during the search for the final fisherman missing following the sinking of theTit Bonhommetrawler off the Cork coast last month.
A meeting between representatives of the Construction Industry Federation (CIF) and the Irish Congress of Trade Unions has ended following a 'robust' exchange about proposed cuts in pay rates.
A terminally-ill man must serve a minimum of 25 years in jail for the murders of two soldiers shot dead by dissident republicans in Northern Ireland, a judge ruled today.
Independent TD for North Tipperary Michael Lowry has lost his High Court bid to secure a summary ruling in a defamation case over comments by journalist Sam Smyth which, the TD claimed, wrongly meant he was a thief.
Eircom has said the personal details of some 6,845 current and former eMobile and Meteor customers and 686 staff was contained on three laptops stolen from the company.
A loyalist parade past the scene of the fatal shooting of two British soldiers in Northern Ireland has been cancelled following opposition from their families.