Dogs could be banned from beaches in Wexford. Our listeners react.

Junk Mail. Austin objects to getting lots of unsolicited material through his door.

Some of the birds which were trained for the Disney film currently being shot in Enniskerry have died in a fire. Ed Drew tells us what happened.

Dublin city hotels say they are facing a disastrous summer with only 13 per cent of rooms booked. General manager of Buswell's Hotel in Dublin city centre Paul Gallagher says they haven't benefitted from staycations.

Northern Ireland is facing a new period of political instability after DUP leader Edwin Poots announced his resignation after just 21 days in the job.

The move followed an internal party revolt after a deal between Sinn Féin and the British government on Irish language legislation. Our Northern Editor Vincent Kearney has the latest.

Our political reporter Sandra Hurley updates on the latest developments in relation to plans to move the National Maternity Hospital from Holles Street in Dublin's City Centre to the campus of St Vincent's Hospital.

Spanish owned Avant Money has become first lender in the Irish market to offer a fixed rate covering the entire length of a standard 30-year mortgage. Rachel McGovern, Director of Financial Services at Brokers Ireland, discusses this new mortgage product.

An investigation by the European Commission has found that competition in the motor insurance market here was restricted by limiting access to a key data sharing platform. Our business editor Will Goodbody has more.

The tendering process for Dublin's White Water Rafting project has been postponed because of recent increases in construction costs.Our Dublin Correspondent John Kilraine has been following this story.

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