The government has been urged to progress legislative reform that promotes inclusivity and anti-discrimination for people with convictions.

On a weekday, RTÉ Radio One has 905,000 people tuning in, an increase of 66,000 year-on-year.

With a general election due within the next year the results of the poll will cause alarm in Sinn Féin, long presumed to be the favourite to lead the next government.

The Sinn Fein president said a lot of preparatory work will need to be done in advance of the referenda on both sides of the border.

Two men, aged in their 30s and 50s and a woman in her 20s were arrested.

In Q3 2023 the standardised average rent in new tenancies grew by 11 per cent year-on-year and in existing tenancies grew by 5.2 per cent.  

Thursday's front pages focus on a range of stories from a new poll showing support for Sinn Féin has hit its lowest level in three years to a man dying of measles in an Irish hospital. 

It follows the death of a man in his 40's in the first reported case of the disease here this year

The health minister has said he wants to ensure that these are the last children who are ‘failed by their state and by their health service’.

The chief fire officer of Dublin Fire Brigade, Dennis Keeley, is the final witness to be called at the Stardust inquest

The remains of Michael Foley (61) were discovered at sheltered accommodation in Macroom on Tuesday afternoon

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly was speaking as he launched a new report that looked at improving working conditions for non-consultant hospital doctors

The pair pleaded guilty to charges relating to the scheme which saw €1.4 million transferred into their shared bank account from unwitting German investors

The 55-year-old denied any wrongdoing when interviewed by gardaí and said any sexual contact was initiated by the complainant

Patrick McDonagh has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of 73-year-old Peter McDonald, but denies his murder

James Maguire (59) pleaded guilty to possessing €597,188 worth of heroin, cocaine and tablets for sale or supply

Ryanair has provided additional updated claims in its 13-year-old action against the On the Beach (OtB) web agent

Shane Corrigan (53) pleaded guilty to using information technology to facilitate the sexual exploitation of a child

John Bruton, who was taoiseach between 1994 and 1997, died on Tuesday

The High Court heard the recruitment embargo is delaying the handling of complaints about child disability assessments and leading to several new court challenges each week