No plans to increase charges to use RIP.ie, say operatorsThe operators of the RIP.ie website have said they have no plans to increase controversial charges for death notices introduced 12 months ago as they report "a strong year" with 5% growth in user numbers.
Babies can categorise objects at two months - studyBabies as young as two-months-old can categorise objects in their brains, scientists at Trinity College Dublin, Queen's University Belfast and Stanford University have discovered.
QUB removing Mitchell name from centre over Epstein linksQueen's University Belfast is to remove the name of former US Senator George Mitchell - one of the architects of the Good Friday Agreement - from a peace centre following the emergence of new information contained in the Jeffrey Epstein Read More
Govt cannot 'wave magic wand and deliver' flood reliefThe Government cannot "wave a magic wand and just deliver" flood relief schemes, Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said, as he visited affected homes and businesses in Co Wexford.
Pope Leo apologises to Irish abuse survivor after meetingAbuse survivor David Ryan, who featured in the RTÉ documentary 'Blackrock Boys', has said he received an apology from Pope Leo XIV during a meeting with the pontiff in the Vatican.
