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Further evidence today of the continuing rise in the cost of living

The consumer price index shows that in November prices were 3.2 percent higher then a year ago. Our Economics and Public Affairs Editor, David Murphy has been looking at the numbers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  A report on Ireland's EU-Protected habitats has found 90% have unfavourabl…

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  After 186 years in production, Monaghan's Norther Standard is to publish i…

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  Helen McEntee announces a 1.7 billion euro defence spending plan

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  Luas Green Line remains suspended following power failure

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  Steep rise in the number of reported flu cases

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  US seizes oil tanker off coast of Venezuela, says Trump

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  Cancer-causing gene in Danish donor sperm used to conceive 197 children ac…

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  Government moving to introduce a digital wallet to verify the age of socia…

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  Minister Norma Foley announces reforms to Assessment of Need process

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  More than 40 deaths and cases of serious harm were referred to the Police …

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  RTÉ reduced headcount by around 95 this year, committee told

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  A report has found no evidence of British state collusion in the Dublin an…

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  Fights continue to be grounded at Dublin Airport

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  Flights cancelled, power outages and high winds - Storm Bram lashes Ireland

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  Garda charged in court with corruption offences