Conor Carty (23) pleaded guilty to three counts of sexual assault on a date in July 2020.

Appearing at the Covid-19 Inquiry, the former first minister was pressed on her party’s use of a controversial veto mechanism during the pandemic.

A report was launched on Wednesday making recommendations on ensuring politicians’ safety and wellbeing.

Abington is home to Nicky Byrne and Robbie Keane

Cavan and Monaghan County Sheriff, Seamus Mallon took the action against the Minister for Justice and Equality and the Attorney General

The Garda Commissioner has pledged to crack down on the number of drivers who speed.

The now 15-year-old boy pleaded guilty to two counts of raping his cousin on dates between June 2021 and November 2022

He will take up the role in May 2025.

Michael Crotty (42) had admitted that in buying the €20 top-up he was reckless as to whether it would be used by the Kinahan criminal organisation in the commission of a serious offence

Veronika Saly, a Hungarian national, has been given three months to leave the family home, which was deemed to be the proceeds of crime

The woman's family described the health service as "a shambles and a disgrace"

Paul Lynch (56) pleaded guilty to attempted meeting of a child for the purposes of sexual exploitation in March 2018

Pat McDonagh said the recruitment of staff was 'the biggest challenge' facing his fast food business

Large security barriers were erected in a number of locations around the city following operations to remove tents being used by asylum seekers.

A protest on Wednesday called for a change to the time workers must wait before applying to bring their family to Ireland.

The Supreme Court said Michael O’Flynn’s objection to the PIA should be heard by the High Court

The Taoiseach spoke today with King Abdullah of Jordan about the "desperate humanitarian situation in Gaza"

Darren Coleman's wife Nicola Keane died by suicide in October 2020

Independent TD Michael Lowry said there are 100 special needs schools across Ireland ‘but the reality is that number is failing to meet demand’.

The former DUP leader expressed ‘great regret’ that ministers did not foresee the speed with which the pandemic took hold.