Thursday's front pages

There are currently 4,650 GPs in the State, up from 4,200 in 2019, but Dr Quinlan estimates a need for 6,500 or more GPs in Ireland

Met Éireann is once again warning of localised and river flooding with difficult travelling conditions expected

Freddie died in the early hours of July 2nd 2021, at Tipperary University Hospital (TUH). Ms O'Donnell attended the hospital for ante-natal care on the morning of July 1st 2021, after experiencing pains the previous night.

Earlier on Wednesday, another male pedestrian was injured along John Street in Kilkenny city at around 2.30 pm.

Gardaí seized the vehicle under Section 109A Road Traffic Act 1961 as amended.

The man has been named as Gerard Rafferty, 71, who was from the Coalisland area.

Liars Tale focuses on Sir Keir’s stance in relation to Israel’s military offensive in Gaza.

Noah was 14 when he was found dead in a storm drain in north Belfast in June 2020.

Parker can now be named after his victim indicated she wanted him identified at Mullingar Circuit Criminal Court, where Judge Johnson described it as the worst domestic violence case he had seen.

The court heard that the Dept of Justice has now set up a task force to address the issue.

The primary complainant in a familial abuse trial has told defence counsel for her brother that an alleged incident of sexual abuse took place in a different location than she said previously in her evidence

Lawyers representing Flatley in the fight to clear an interim injunction said he had secured half a million euros ‘overnight’ to end the case.

Captain Philip Gilbert Muldowney who grew up near Boyle in Roscommon died following a live fire training incident on Sunday.

Sean Harding (31) appeared before Thurles District Court in Tipperary on Wednesday.

Mr Hutch has been named in court as head of an organised crime group

More than 100 school projects have been prioritised under the National Development Plan.

Reading the apology on behalf of Mr Ross and Atlantic Books, Paul O’Higgins SC said Mr Lanigan had complained that the biography implied he was a member of the IRA, and had somehow been in receipt of illicit funds.

Alfonso Turano, with an address in Calabro, Italy, pleaded guilty to possession of cannabis for sale or supply on March 1st, 2025, at Dublin Airport.

Jason Tuthill (51) lowered his head and wept as Ms Justice Isobel Kennedy on Wednesday quashed his original sentence of three years, fully suspended, and resentenced him to five years, with the final two and a half years suspended.