Emergency services are responding to a house fire in Waterford City where a number of fatalities are feared to have occurred.

The Irish Times: Fatalities feared in Waterford City fire

Emergency services are responding to a fire in a house in Waterford City, with fears that fatalities may have occurred.

BreakingNews.ie: Fatalities feared in Waterford City house fire

Emergency services are responding to a fire at a domestic residence in Waterford City, where a number of fatalities are feared.

TheJournal.ie: Several people feared dead following house fire in Waterford city

A fire in a house in Waterford city has resulted in fears for the lives of several individuals.

Irish Examiner: Fears of fatalities as emergency services tackle fire in Waterford

Emergency services are tackling a fire in Waterford City where fatalities are feared.

A major public sector strike, involving over 300,000 workers and described as the largest in decades, is set to proceed after unions rejected the government's latest offers for talks. Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation Jack Chambers will brief the Cabinet on efforts to avert the strike.

TheJournal.ie: Chambers to brief Cabinet on efforts to avert public sector strike

Minister Jack Chambers will inform the Cabinet about ongoing attempts to prevent a large-scale public sector strike scheduled for Wednesday.

TheJournal.ie: Biggest public sector strike in decades set to go ahead

A major public sector strike, described as the largest in decades, is poised to proceed.

The Irish Times: Public sector strike set to go ahead

A public sector strike involving over 300,000 workers is scheduled to proceed after unions rejected talks offers.

Irish Examiner: Government's failure to lead blamed for public sector strikes

Fergus Finlay argues that the government's lack of leadership is responsible for public sector strikes.

TheJournal.ie: Who's striking, who's not? What you need to know

This article outlines which public sector groups are participating in the upcoming strike and which are not.

Former Irish Olympic swimming coach George Gibney has been sentenced to 15 and a half years in prison for sexually abusing four girls in his care in the 1970s and 1980s, bringing an end to a decades-long pursuit of justice.

TheJournal.ie: Recounting the moment George Gibney was sentenced for his crimes

This story describes the courtroom atmosphere and the emotional impact when George Gibney received his sentence for sexual abuse.

TheJournal.ie: How did the Supreme Court allow him to take a judicial review after his 1993…

The article questions the Supreme Court's decision to permit George Gibney to pursue a judicial review after he was charged in 1993.

The Irish Times: George Gibney jailed for 15 years for abusing girls

George Gibney has been sentenced to 15 and a half years in prison for abusing four girls in his care.

Applications for Irish citizenship have surged by 236% last month, with 8,765 submissions made ahead of what some describe as "massively unfair" rule changes.

Irish Examiner: Irish citizenship applications surge ahead of 'unfair' rule changes

Applications for Irish citizenship have increased by 236% last month, with 8,765 submissions made ahead of a 'massively unfair' rule change.

A second energy company has announced a price freeze on electricity and gas for the upcoming winter period.

TheJournal.ie: Second energy provider announces winter price freeze on electricity and gas

Another energy company has announced a price freeze on electricity and gas for the winter period.

A new report indicates that the wealthiest 10% of the population in Ireland holds almost half of the nation's total wealth.

TheJournal.ie: Ireland’s richest 10% own nearly half the country’s wealth

A report indicates that the wealthiest 10% of the population in Ireland holds almost half of the nation's total wealth.

A man in his 60s has died following a collision involving a truck in Ashbourne.

TheJournal.ie: Man (60s) killed in collision with truck in Ashbourne

A man in his 60s has died following a collision involving a truck in Ashbourne.

The Justice Minister will meet with local residents to discuss the planned extension of Cork Prison.

Irish Examiner: Justice minister to meet residents about Cork Prison extension

The Justice Minister will meet with local residents to discuss the planned extension of Cork Prison.

The Labour Court heard testimony suggesting solicitor Ammi Burke displayed a "superiority complex" during her employment at Arthur Cox, as part of her appeal against unfair dismissal.

TheJournal.ie: Ammi Burke 'had a superiority complex' while working at Arthur Cox, Labour…

The Labour Court heard testimony suggesting Ammi Burke displayed a 'superiority complex' during her employment at Arthur Cox.