A record 21 food closure orders were issued on premises in April, with rodent and cockroach infestations among the reasons

A green mortgage is a mortgage which offers a lower interest rate to people who are buying a more energy-efficient home

Police are investigating the two-vehicle collision in Newtownbutler on Wednesday evening.

The driver of the car, a man in his 20s, was pronounced dead at the scene.

One man in his 30s and four children were inside the property, but were not injured.

Ms Bacik, speaking on RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland, commended local residents and volunteers who had provided support for the people

A Stormont Executive meeting in March 2020 was adjourned for 15 minutes at one stage, when exchanges became heated.

The man in his 50s is due to appear before Blanchardstown District Court on Thursday morning. 

The encampment emerged shortly after more than 200 asylum seekers were cleared from a similar makeshift camp on Mount Street last week.

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The NUJ and Amnesty International are among those to condemn the conduct of the PSNI outlined at the Investigatory Powers Tribunal.

Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O’Neill said former Executive minister Deirdre Hargey will replace him on an interim basis.

Parish Priest of Ennis, Fr Tom Ryan, said prayers with the infant boy’s bereft parents and wider family

Outgoing students' union president Laszlo Molnarfi described the resolution as an "unprecedented" result

Dean Byrne is on trial at the Special Criminal Court accused of conspiring with Brady to pervert the course of justice

The Government’s response asylum seekers sleeping in tents is ‘inhumane’, the Taoiseach heard

Victor Titov (48) pleaded guilty to three sample counts representing 14 charges of fraud

The 39-year-old told the judge her four-year-old daughter finds the twice-daily three-mile walk "very challenging"

The infant was pronounced dead at University Hospital Limerick

KC Capital says the cost of removing the allegedly defective concrete from the nine-storey Greenside Building in Cuffe Street is some €9 million and its total loss and damage is €13 million