IRHA President Ger Hyland believes this surge in learner drivers stems from “mismanagement of the driving test regime”.

Thousands of people in Ireland who receive social welfare are in line for an early financial boost this week, as a number of ...

Tánaiste Simon Harris is scheduled to meet European Commissioner for Trade Maroš Šefčovič in Spain to continue discussions on ...

In the rapidly evolving landscape of digital entertainment, GameZone emerges as a groundbreaking platform that beautifully ...

Crime levels in Ireland remain moderate in comparison to other EU nations, but newly released data reveals the Republic has ...

The UK Equalities Minister has said that trans women should use toilets based on their biological sex, a stance that has ...

The Road Safety Authority has been receiving numerous letters from members of the public, urging it to reduce speed limits ...

Mary Lou McDonald has said the proposed €430,000 salary for the head of the Government’s new housing delivery unit “truly ...

Almost 1,000 people reported to Irish Water that the water from their household taps had made them unwell over the last two ...

Newly qualified teachers may soon be eligible for permanent contracts after just one year in a role, following a new ...

A fundraiser set up for a young Irish nurse who died unexpectedly in Australia has received an overwhelming response, raising ...

Tonight, the streets of Ballyfermot, a working-class suburb of Dublin, are pulsating with defiance. Residents have taken to ...