A man has been hospitalised after a reported stabbing in Temple Bar in Dublin

Over half the migrants rescued from a shipping container in Rosslare will not be pursued by the Department of Integration

Friday's front pages

An ESRI report said that a shortage of labour and the risk of inflation poses a challenge for the National Development Plan

Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns has said that Labour does not have the same practices as her party

Strategic Power Limited wanted to develop an anaerobic digestion plant on a site outside Tullamore

Consultant pathologists gave evidence on the causes of death of the 48 people killed in the fire

The third annual ‘Brigit: Dublin City Celebrating Women’ will feature more than 60 events across the city

The court heard Karl Lawlor (40) had developed a severe drug addiction following the death of his father seven years ago

The 27-year-old pleaded guilty to one count of sexual assault

The now 70-year-old man pleaded guilty to one count of rape and a further 14 counts of indecent assault

Teachers, nurses, health workers, education support workers, police staff and civil servants in Northern Ireland are set to take part in a day of action on January 18th

Five people were arrested in connection with the seizures

The council refused planning permission for the proposed development "due to its design and excessive scale and density would constitute overdevelopment of the restricted site and create an overly dominant and incongruous development"

The 38-year-old man pleaded guilty at the Central Criminal Court

The age limit was increased to include people aged 24 and 25

Dublin District Court heard that mother of two Kate O'Mahony (35) had been on her way to a prison when gardaí stopped her car on the North Circular Road and discovered cocaine

The Department of Education has confirmed that 18,003 Ukrainian pupils have been enrolled in schools across Ireland up to the end of 2023

The case also involved three men who claimed they were the beneficial owners of the former Nemo Rangers development land in Cork which the Nolans claimed was bought with €2.8 million of their pension funds without their knowledge

Blinne Ní Ghrálaigh said there was a need for urgent provisional measures to order the Israeli military to halt its operations in Gaza