Laura Fletcher

New figures on farming incomes show that all farm systems recorded their lowest average incomes in several years in 2023, with dairy farm incomes down 69% and tillage farm incomes down 71% on 2022.

Donald Scully is a fourth-generation dairy farmer in Co Laois, but he is not sure the mantle will be passed over to the next generation.

The body of an Irish man, who went missing while hiking on the Italian island of Sardinia, has been found.

The size of the cost of living package in the Budget will reflect the fall in inflation in the past year, Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Paschal Donohoe has said.

People around the country are being invited to take part in a Census pilot survey where, for the first time in Irish history, they can fill out their census form online.

Water entered the tents of some International Protection Applicants staying in the Crooksling accommodation site in Saggart, north Dublin during yesterday's yellow wind and weather warning.

Penalties for drivers caught using mobile phones should be beefed up to discourage the practice, which has become "normalised", according to the Chair of the Road Safety Authority (RSA).

You will know many of the faces that are represented in the 'Hope In Focus' portrait exhibition that has opened in Dublin's Royal Hibernian Academy of Arts for World Mental Health Day.

Bantry businesses impacted by flooding at the weekend can now apply for aid under an Emergency Humanitarian Support Scheme.

The start of the trial of law professor and barrister Diarmuid Rossa Phelan for the murder of a man at a farm in Tallaght in Dublin almost three years ago has been delayed as two jurors were excused and needed to be replaced.