The CCPC is urging those shopping for children’s Halloween costumes and accessories to make sure to check that they have the CE mark

The incident took place at Knockaveen, near Scarriff, on Sunday morning

The man in custody was arrested at a bus stop in Youghal, Co Cork at 12pm yesterday and is being held at Cobh Garda Station

Met Éireann has announced that its new weather radar system at Shannon Airport is now operational

Jacintha McSherry O'Connor (63), of The Mullins, Donegal Town, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of indecently assaulting a child

Mr Olmert told RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland that they were trying to move civilians away from the conflict

The statue will be unveiled on Friday, October 20th

The age limit for people applying to the Gardaí has been increased to 50

Irish debit and credit card spending was up 9 per cent in France for September

Ireland's Digitial Services Commissioner said social media platforms are gathering crisis response teams to respond to posts about the conflict in Gaza and Israel

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Leo Varadkar said the budget measures aim to increase people’s standards of living

Leo Varadkar called for the opening of a humanitarian corridor to allow aid to reach Palestinians

He has 61 previous convictions, including for burglary, false imprisonment, criminal damage, assault and impersonating a member of the gardaí.

Higher Education Minister Simon Harris said it was one of a series of measures that would benefit the higher and third level education sector.

The jury in the Dublin District Coroner’s Court heard from Peter Redmond, who said he thought the carpet tiles on the walls of the nightclub 'didn’t look right'

The serious crime review team is reviewing investigations into the murders of Una Lynskey and Martin Kerrigan in 1971.

Atlas Limited Partnership, a Marlet subsidiary, is suing DCU seeking the return of a €3.7 million deposit it paid

The man (40) has pleaded not guilty to three counts of engaging in sexual acts with a child under the age of 17

The judge said the High Court can only interfere with the detention of a person found guilty by a jury following a criminal trial when it has been clearly made out that the conduct of that trial was fundamentally flawed