I started getting pains in my head after hurling and football training,’ he explains. ‘They started to get worse then after more intense training where I ...

The Irish Cancer Society has reported a sharp increase in demand for its services over the past year, highlighting the […] ...

Howth Yacht Club welcomes the arrival of the new support boat North Star, enhancing race support capabilities in Dublin ...

Housing “segregation” is emerging in Dublin between non-Irish and Irish communities, according to a report published on Friday. The study funded by the Housing Agency says as immigrants seek ...

The need for an increased volume of volunteers comes as demand of the service continues to grow. The Dublin branch opened up 55 years ago in 1970, at which point it received over 1,000 contacts.

Anthony signed up to be a volunteer with Dublin Samaritans in honour of his late mother. Photo: Peter Houlihan Long-service volunteer Vera has over 50 years of service with Dublin Samaritans.

It’s been wonderful being back in Dublin as I finish the final tweaks, not only for easy access to historical sources but because Irish English has always had an influence on my work.

Given the oppressive conditions under which they lived and worked, it’s hard to imagine how 19th Century Irish immigrants had time to volunteer as firefighters. Yet they did, according to firefighting ...

A homelessness volunteer arrested for abusive behaviour at an anti-immigration march in Dublin was “highly regarded ... vulnerable and in need. Join the Irish Independent WhatsApp channel ...