Hundreds of people currently accommodated at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Northwood, in north Dublin, have received letters to say that they will have to leave the facility.

A fresh election for Northern Ireland is expected to be announced later after the deadline for the formation of a new Stormont Executive expired overnight.

Elon Musk has taken control of Twitter and fired its top executives, US media is reporting, in a deal that puts one of the top platforms for global discourse in the hands of the world's richest man.

The cost of average private rents jumped 84% in the nine years to last year, new research from the Economic and Social Research Institute has found.

Primary school principals in Dublin city say the chronic shortage of teachers in the capital is having a "devastating" impact on vulnerable children including those with special educational needs.

RTÉ's Western Correspondent Pat McGrath speaks to the friends of Savita Halappanavar ten years after her death in 2012.

Russian President Vladimir Putin showed no regrets for the war against Ukraine, insisting it was going to plan and playing down any nuclear standoff with the West, while both sides prepared for what could be a key battle in Kherson in Ukraine's south...

Marathon runner Martin Kelly is one of seven people taking part in their 41st Dublin Marathon this weekend, competing in every race since the first one in 1980.

Two people in their 60s have died in a road crash involving two cars and a lorry in Castleblayney, Co Monaghan.

As Halloween approaches and children finalise their costumes to go trick or treating, parents are being urged to check that their little ghouls and goblins are wearing safe clothing.

The first payments under the Basic Income for the Arts pilot scheme are being issued today.

Landslides and flooding killed 31 people as heavy rain from an approaching storm lashed the southern Philippines, a disaster official has said.

Ulster Bank said its total income for the third quarter was €112m lower than the same time last year due to reduced business levels as it continues its withdrawal from the Irish market.

North Korea has fired an "unspecified ballistic missile", the South's military said, the latest in a blitz of launches by Pyongyang, as Seoul warns Kim Jong-un may be close to conducting another nuclear test.

Richard Hinds, who strangled Nicola Furlong in Tokyo in 2012, has days left in prison. Nicola's mother says she still carries the burden of her daughter's death, explains Paul Murphy.

Arsenal defender Pablo Mari is being treated in hospital after he was stabbed in a supermarket near Milan on Thursday.

The Russian Ambassador has claimed if Ireland provides any help to Ukraine to clear land mines it would result in the country being directly involved in the conflict.

Gardaí have followed more than 500 lines of inquiry in relation to the explosion in Creeslough, Donegal earlier this month in which ten people died.

Linda O'Brien is one of thousands of mortgage holders who is hoping today's interest rates increase will be the last.

The Special Criminal Court has heard that Gerard Hutch was watched by undercover gardaí as he and a former Sinn Féin councillor met an IRA man in Donegal who was subsequently caught with firearms linked to the murder at the Regency Hotel.