The investigation relates to damage caused to a number of grave headstones and a stone wall between April 20th 2026 and July 27th 2026.

Dubliner John Murphy faces charges covering five years amid a multi-defendant corruption probe.

The fire happened at a residential property on Ballymoneen Road, Knocknacarra, at 6.30 pm.

The European Union Intellectual Property Office has ruled that the Irish fast food chain’s logo is too close to its rival’s “Big Mac” mark

A Staffordshire bull terrier found at one of the houses was brought to the accused's home, where an occupant allegedly recognised it

Isobella Perrie Sullivan had previously been granted bail after being charged with possession of explosives.

Payments to Kingsbridge Private Hospital North West and Kingsbridge Private Hospital Belfast totalled €36.5 million in 2025

The facility at Usher’s Island houses people who are homeless who have addictions and other healthcare needs.

A file is being prepared for the DPP

The assailant spat into Garda Gray’s eyes and mouth and started to punch and kick him in the knees, hips and lower back

Fine Gael TD John Clendennen has called for action over the resale of tickets for next week's sold-out Croke Park friendly.

The levy currently adds €1 in tax to a standard 2ml vape, but Minister for Finance Simon Harris is considering an increase

We've collectively borrowed over €3 billion in personal loans in the past year

Friday's front pages cover growing tax income for the Government, rising consumer borrowing, and worrying hospital waiting lists

Local media say the body of the 28-year-old was recovered from a lagoon in Phuket

Sinn Féin has accused the DUP of ‘frustrating delivery’, while the DUP accused Sinn Féin of ‘inserting instability’ into powersharing arrangements.

“I think we need to be careful of these stories, you know, who’s feeding them into the ether? Why?”, he said in response to a question about whether technology was omitted from the jet because it was made by an Israeli company," Martin said.

By 5pm, it said there were eight units at the scene: five fire engines, a foam unit and two water tanks.

It is understood that the US president will visit Ireland for at least two days from September 12th.

Unemployed Josh Larkin, of Poppintree Crescent, Ballymun, also faces a connected charge for possessing cannabis at Sillogue Park on the same date