A rundown of the stories dominating the front pages on Wednesday morning.

A spell of heavy rainfall overnight from Tuesday and throughout Wednesday will be falling on already saturated ground and rivers close to bursting banks

When the case came before Judge Conor Dignam, it was for an assessment of damages only. The judge heard evidence from Sheehan and various medical witnesses.

An Garda Siochana members searched 13 homes in Ballymun, Dublin.

A protest was held on Tuesday night after a hotel sought an injunction against the sound coming from a late-night venue in Dublin.

The older son, aged 24, jumped from the first-floor window to escape the fire.

‘What I see is an increase in my area, and I do see a redeployment,’ the Health Minister said.

There is a risk of flooding ‘across the country’, according to the Government’s emergency planners.

The six-part drama series is inspired by novels from the celebrated author.

Legislation for the ban will be known as ‘Grace’s law’ after teenager Grace Lynch, who died following a crash involving a scrambler bike in Dublin.

A charity representing cancer patients has said it expects a ‘move toward resolution’ when it meets the Transport Minister.

'The Monk' is written, produced and performed by Rex Ryan, son of the late RTÉ broadcaster Gerry Ryan, and tells the story of Hutch’s trial at the Special Criminal Court three years ago.

The Government will spend more than double on public transport than road projects in its term, the Transport Minister has said.

A former police inspector has told an inquest he crawled through an underground storm drain tunnel system as part of efforts to find the teenager.

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard that the injured party went out to get a pizza from Apache Pizza on Dame Street after returning home from a night out with his boyfriend on July 22nd 2020

TUV MLA Timothy Gaston tabled a motion claiming it is ‘unjustifiable for public money to underwrite the scale of funding’ for the stadium.

Judge Paul McDermott said this was an attack on a defenceless man, who was lying prone on the ground under the influence of alcohol and was no threat to anyone.

Opposition party leaders pushed the Taoiseach over whether or not a 2016 plan to relocate the hospital will go ahead.

The judge said the case was of a “highly sensitive” nature and that “the law tries to protect the identity of all alleged injured parties, as well as all accused persons, until a conviction might be obtained."

The false representations were made in 25 job applications