Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has said that while progress has been made restoring imaging radiology, radiation oncology has not been restored following a cyber attack on the Health Service Executive.

The Economic and Social Research Institute has said "sizeable tax increases in the years ahead" will be needed to fund public services.

A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has come into effect after 11 days of deadly fighting.

Britain's Prince William accused the BBC of failing his mother Princess Diana and poisoning her relationship with Prince Charles after an inquiry found a journalist for the broadcaster deceitfully obtained an interview with her in 1995.

From converted horseboxes to vintage vans, mobile coffee trucks have been popping up everywhere during the pandemic. We hear from three entrepreneurs on how their new businesses have changed their lives.

Hungary will lift most remaining Covid-19 curbs, including a night-time curfew, as soon as the number of those vaccinated reaches 5 million this weekend, Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said.

The National Cyber Security Centre and private IT specialist contractors are testing and assessing the integrity of a decryption tool to determine if it is safe to use on healthcare systems as part of efforts to restore data stolen in the cyber attac...

A Cork woman who lost her two daughters and husband in a murder-suicide has said the Mental Health Act needs to be amended to make it mandatory for a spouse or partners to be involved in the treatment of a family member suffering with their mental ...

Public health legislation must be amended to include Intreo employment offices, which are currently exempt from regulations governing the wearing of masks, according to the union representing senior public servants.

The US Justice Department said it has seized 68 lions, tigers and lion-tiger hybrids as well as a jaguar from the former animal park of Joe Exotic, the star of the Netflix hit Tiger King.

Thousands of Australian students skipped school today and gathered with climate activists to call on the government to stop funding the gas industry.

Greek firefighters battled for a third day today a wind-driven blaze that burned through pine forests about 60km west of the capital Athens and forced hundreds of people to evacuate from their homes.

Iceland's Daoiog Gagnamagnio qualified for Saturday's Eurovision Grand Final - despite not performing live on Thursday night's semi-final.

Microsoft is pulling the plug on its once omnipresent browser, Internet Explorer, next year as it prepares to battle market leader Chrome with its new Edge browser.

In his first broadcast interview since his children died, Andrew McGinley said that he has accepted his wife Deirde Morley was not in her right mind when she killed them.

The European Parliament and member states have reached agreement in principle on a digital Covid certificate that should open up summer travel across the European Union.

A huge iceberg, the world's largest, has broken off from an ice shelf in Antarctica and is floating through the Weddell Sea, the European Space Agency said.

No ransom has been paid by the Irish State in order to secure a decryption key to unlock Health Service Executive and Department of Health data stolen during a ransomware attack, the Minister for Health has said.

A 44-year-old woman who suffocated her three children has been found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity.

The Government will set out plans next week for a further easing of restrictions on travel, aviation, hospitality, sport and live events.