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Commitments include hourly Dublin-Belfast train service and represents ‘investing in people, in quality of life, in opportunity’

Researcher from ESRI says ‘opposition to traffic policy changes is not unique to Ireland’

Sprawling investigation culminated last month in searches of five properties, including Lynn’s family home, by armed gardaí

Dáil to debate Sinn Fein motion this week calling for taskforce to review scoliosis and spina bifida services

Thousands of people are hospitalised with respiratory syncytial virus every winter

Tanaiste disputes claim by Free Legal Advice Centres that ‘care’ amendment is sexist

Cork man overdosed on highly potent synthetic opiate Nitazene in December

Journalist Siobhan Long faced a stressful period in 2007 when Lynn, then a solicitor amassing a sizeable property portfolio, briefly ran out of finance trying to buy her home

Coalition has done well in areas such as online safety, affordable access to childcare and school books scheme expansion, Children’s Rights Alliance says

Wife of jailed former solicitor is understood to be living in the house in Brittas that was sold two years ago for almost half a million euro