Padraig Conlon

Meta will pay up to $18 billion and restrict how children use Facebook and Instagram after US states accused the technology giant of deliberately designing its platforms to addict young users.

New tenants are paying an average of almost €4,000 more a year than existing renters as the cost of securing a home continues to rise sharply.

More Dubliners are at work than ever before, but a sharp construction slowdown, weaker hiring and falling consumer spending are exposing cracks beneath the capital's record employment figures.

The number of licensed taxi, hackney and limousine drivers operating in Ireland has reached its highest level in a decade, according to new figures from the National Transport Authority (NTA).

A primary school teacher living with multiple sclerosis is urging schools and families across Ireland to get reading this November as part of the MS Readathon.

New research commissioned by the Irish Network for Gynaecological Oncology (INGO) has revealed significant gaps in awareness of the five main gynaecological cancers among women in Ireland.

As Ireland marks World Suicide Prevention Day today, new research from Pieta* reveals that while many people want to support someone who may be

Dublin public transport passengers will face sharply higher costs from January after the National Transport Authority announced an average 15 per cent increase in adult fares.

Dublin will become a city-wide catwalk this week as designers, models, makers and fashion students take over venues across the capital.

Comments by Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary comparing rival airlines to “rapists” have been condemned as “disgusting” by a Dublin senator.