The High Court ordered the operators of Killola Quarry in Oughterard to cease all unauthorised development, which, until further order, includes “all quarrying and associated activities at the site”

The action concerns the 16-bedroom Aberdeen Lodge hotel in Sandymount

The High Court heard David Foley suffered a severe traumatic brain injury as a result of the fall

If drug users notice they are becoming unwell, they should look out for the signs of overdoes and seek medical help immediately

The Workplace Relations Commission ruled the Oriel House Hotel discriminated against the group when they were turned away despite having a booking

The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee has reported that 339 gardai have suffered attacks while working during 2023 up to October 27th.

The jury returned a unanimous verdict

The Children's Court in Dublin heard the 17-year-old caused damage to seven other vehicles after taking his mother's car without permission

Press Ombudsman Susan McKay welcomed Leo Varadkar's comments that the services of her office should be used by those who feel they have been wronged by media coverage

The High Court heard the 20-year-old is profoundly neurologically impaired, has to use a wheelchair and is entirely dependent on others

Wanderlust named Ireland as the top island destination in Europe for the second year running

The forecaster is warning of the potential for strong winds and spot flooding.

The latest Consumer Price Index showed an annual increase of 5.1 per cent in October, down from 6.4 per cent the previous month

The Palestinian ambassador said the situation in Gaza was a failure of the international community and of humanity.

The advocate general at the Court of Justice of the European Union said a lower court’s ruling had contained ‘a series of errors in law’

The proposed legislation would also bring new measures around advertising and establish a licensing system for retailers

The Paddy Power and Betfair owner saw shares slump by more than a tenth in early trading.

Jack Corbett told the court that Molly Martens was a 'monster'

The advocate general at the European Court of Justice issued an opinion about whether Apple should pay more than €13 billion in back taxes.

The aid will be funded through the reallocation of existing Northern Ireland Civil Service Departmental funds.