One of the Dublin Castle Suite apartments facing onto Dame Street and Parliament Street is available for €255 this coming Thursday on booking.com, while those looking to book an apartment on the more in-demand date of Friday, September 19th, on Airbnb will pay €474.

The PSNI said it had received a report of a large gathering in east Belfast at around 7.20pm on Monday.

Gavin O'Reilly, whose address is given on his summons as Phoenix Park, allegedly "bared his teeth" and "clenched his fists", Dublin District Court heard.

The man was arrested at the scene.

At Ennis District Court, Judge Alec Gabbett told the parent that his application concerning the school principal didn’t fall under the legislation concerning restraining orders.

Marie Farrell, originally from Kildare, said she ‘felt like a statistic’ while she was homeless for eight months.

The PSNI said one man had been arrested.

A postmortem concluded that Stephen Watson from Ongar, Dublin, died as a result of heroin toxicity, while the inquest heard a bag of unidentified green tablets was also recovered from his rectum.

A male in his 30s, a female in her 20s, and two juveniles were arrested

The man was found unresponsive in Carrick-on-Suir at approximately 2:30 am.

A coroner said CCTV footage of the schoolboy leaving his Belfast home in the middle of the night should be shared with the public.

The former Dublin Gaelic football manager defeated the party’s MEP Billy Kelleher in a secret ballot on Tuesday.

Northern Ireland's Finance Minister John O’Dowd was pressed on when the GAA ground will be built at the Northern Ireland Assembly on Tuesday.

A guidance document on how to discuss the impact of global warming said there was high confidence that maximum rainfall rates will rise here.

The pre-tax profits of €10.19 million are an 88 per cent increase on the pre-tax profits of €5.39 million in 2023.

Mr Robinson called on the Sinn Fein vice president to ‘show leadership’ after a row over a jobs fair in Londonderry.

Daragh Cassidy of Bonkers.ie said the high prices we are now paying for energy appear to be the new normal.

The Finance Minister has insisted his resistance to tax breaks for developers is ‘unchanged’ after his party leader said he was ‘open’ to the move.

Focus Ireland chief executive Pat Dennigan said people need ‘bold action, not broken promises’.

Jim Gavin has been selected as Fianna Fáil's presidential candidate