A teaching union calls for a clampdown on internet "cyber bullying" of school staff by pupils.

MPs accuse water watchdog Ofwat of being 'weak' towards companies which fail to plug leaks.

The Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern and Fine Gael leader, Enda Kenny will take part in a live head-to-head debate on RTÉ, a week before polling on May 17th next.

Chelsea 0 Manchester United 0Jose Mourinho was involved in a heated exchange with Graham Poll as the shadow squads of Chelsea and Manchester United fought out an honourable draw.

The new watchdog probing complaints against gardai has received 62 allegations of wrongdoing in its first day of business.

Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness pledged tonight to continue efforts to end the suffering of families of IRA murder victims whose bodies have never been found.

Gardaí in Dublin investigating the death of a 33-year-old man in the capital last weekend have appealed for assistance from members of the public.

A Dublin woman who believes her brother was killed by the IRA is fighting the General Election with the help of other victims of the terror group.

Ian Paisley said of today's events "I believe we're starting on a road which will bring us back to peace and to prosperity."

Transport for London (TfL) has announced the appointments of two senior members of staff.

Aston Villa are likely to be in the running for a UEFA Cup place after European football's governing body revealed its fair play rankings today.

Grants to help climate-conscious householders to install microgeneration technologies will be up for grabs again later this month, Alistair Darling has announced.The Low Carbon Buildings Programme (LCBP) has already allocated £6.8m in grants to householders and, following the addition an

Dublin will be revolutionised if the Greens are elected to government, party leader Trevor Sargent said today.

At this year's CV Show Ian Smith, a technician at the Isuzu agent SA Trucks in Exeter, was presented with an award for being the highest scoring IRTEC apprentice in 2006.

Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Prime Minister, Department of Justice and Casinos

Tony Blair has urged voters to focus on their daily life when assessing Labour's ten years in power.

The traditional cassette tape is to become a thing of the past, with leading retailers confirming they are to be wiped from the shelves.

Kilkenny's ace attacker Henry Shefflin believes that Dublin have a strong chance of making an impression in this year's Hurling championship.