Party leader Simon Harris said ‘the Fine Gael party is backing the Fine Gael candidate’ in the presidential election next month.

Denis Morris of Braemore Road, Churchtown, Dublin 14, faces a charge for stalking the woman at a Dublin 2 hotel on March 21st.

Police said a man in his 40s has been arrested following the most recent incident.

Tánaiste Simon Harris has refused to speculate on his political future following several recent threats against his family.

The revenues of €33.12 million last year work out at an average weekly revenue of €637,015.

She told Tommy Marren on his Midwest Radio current affairs show she had been “walloped” by her captors on two occasions. On another occasion two of the other woman captives were “roughed up”.

It was alleged that the managing director had used the words 'tinker' and 'itinerant', and joked that he was watching a Traveller customer on the premises to ensure that he left back the item he was looking at.

The Sinn Féin leader focused on criticising the Government after she ruled herself out of running for the presidency.

The Office of Public Works has confirmed that work is set to begin in the coming weeks to rectify a problem with foul odours from the controversial and costly pavilion.

The offence is alleged to have taken place in February 2002 when the accused man was in his 20s.

Aaron McAnulty (39) appeared before a district judge in Newry Magistrates’ Court on Monday.

A garda investigation is underway after two threats were made to Minister Harris and his family in the space of a week.

INMO figures show University Hospital Limerick has the highest number waiting at 99.

Fiona Bird was summarily dismissed from her job at YAYA boutique shortly after she had made a protected disclosure to the Health and Safety Authority

John FitzGerald said Irish household wealth nationwide largely consists of people’s homes

Service on banks’ apps will allow customers to send, request, and split payments using contacts' mobile numbers

McDonald said she had to “lead from the front” in holding the current Fianna Fail-Fine Gael coalition to account

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There were gaps in people’s understanding of local supports in the event of someone dying or becoming seriously ill.