How Deep Is Your Love
Half of those who died were 55 or older, and just over half were self-employed.
43 people died in work-related incidents last year.
It's an increase of 15 deaths compared to 2022, with the farming and construction sector making up over two thirds of deaths.
Half of those who died were 55 or older, and just over half were self-employed
Man Dies Following Incident on Henry Street in Dublin
A man has died following an incident on Henry Street in Dublin city centre.
Criticism Over "Extremely Slow" Psychological Evaluation Of Teenage Girl Charged With Alleged Fatal Assault Of Scarlet Faulkner
The 16-year-old girl and a 40-year-old woman, who both cannot be named, appeared at Nenagh District Court in county Tipperary.
Bertie Ahern Stands Over Immigration Comments
It comes after he referred to people arriving from “the Congo” and “the next generation of Muslims” during a doorstep conversation while canvassing in Dublin Central
RTÉ Includes Derek Mooney In Revised 2024 Top Earning Presenters List
He now appears at eighth on that list
Fresh Appeal For Kyran Durnin, Who Would Have Turned Ten Today
He was reported missing from his home in County Louth in 2024, however Gardai believe he was last seen alive in 2022, when he was six years old
Domestic Abuse Reports Reach All Time High, With Over 1,000 Reports Made Per Week
Last month, Kfm reported that Kildare was not identified as a priority location for new refuge construction, as more women and children were seeking refuge from domestic violence and abuse
Impact Of AI On Public Service Work The Focus At Today's Fórsa Conference
There'll also be debates around flexible working arrangements and health and safety
Highest Inflation Rate Since January 2024 Recorded As Consumer Prices Rise
Meanwhile AIB is projecting inflation could hit 7% this year, if the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked.
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