Catherine Connolly has criticised comments made by Heather Humphreys about her time as a barrister.

Police are keen to speak to another male youth they believe may have sustained injuries in the incident outside the Buttercrane centre on Saturday.

Connolly commented under the post saying "GRMMA", an abbreviation for "go raibh míle maith agat", which is the Irish for thank you very much.

This year’s bill is on track to be much larger than last year, with €2.09 million spent in the six-month period between January and June.

The suspected cocaine was seized by Revenue Officers following the search of a lorry which had disembarked from a ferry.

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John Mr Kirby was found lying on a roadway in Austin, Texas, with serious head injuries in the early hours of last Saturday morning.

The Ulster Folk Museum in Co Down has used its archive of history gathered from local people to bring the old Samhain traditions to life.

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A mother living with multiple sclerosis insists there should be more awareness of hidden disabilities.

A forensic collision investigation will be carried out by Garda Forensic Collision Investigators (FCI).

Following the incident, the man was conveyed to University Hospital Waterford for treatment of serious injuries.

Doctors have advised that Lorcán urgently needs a bone marrow transplant, a procedure that cannot be carried out in Ireland

A Government minister has said Ireland's aid contribution to the reconstruction of Gaza will not mean funding is diverted from other programmes

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The former teacher interrupted the presidential hopeful as she prepared to deliver a speech in Limerick on Saturday.

The Department of Health described the framework as ‘an important milestone in the evolution of women’s healthcare in Ireland’.

17-year-old Vadym Davydenko was staying in the Tusla-managed apartment in Donaghmede with four other young asylum seekers.

Donegal animal charity, Animals in Need, said the bag was tied so tight it probably was intended to suffocate the kitten before it was dumped.

D'Arcy said a senior manager at RTÉ agreed with him that the broadcaster had been “brutal” in the way it treated him.