Ireland's maritime footprint is seven times the country's land area and it is home to the majority of transatlantic data communications.

Garron Noone has deactivated his social media accounts following backlash over a video in which he discussed immigration.

One person said the frequent use of red warnings was leading to cancelled work and people getting ‘hunkered down’ unnecessarily.

Ms McDonald raised the prospect of her party potentially backing an independent candidate backed by other left-leaning parties.

Jonathan Byrne, 41, from Castlepark, Tallaght, was charged with robbery of €850 from Londis, Terenure Road West, on September 27th, 2024.

Mr McGregor’s side will say the trial judge, Mr Justice Alex Owens, made legal and factual errors in his directions on the treatment of evidence and in his charge to the jury.

The guns were found to be in good condition and were successfully fired by a garda ballistics examiner, the detective said.

Fingal County Council has written to local authorities as part of a push for legislation to allow councils to introduce the charge.

Some airlines are running additional flights from other London hubs, or using larger aircraft.

232 patients are waiting in the emergency department, while 130 are in wards elsewhere in hospitals.

However, the cost of running an Electric Vehicle drops by three cents in the last month.

All flights to and from Dublin, Shannon, Cork and Knock airports to London Heathrow have been cancelled today

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Thousands of homes have been left without power and more than 100 people were evacuated.

Jordan Davis was shot to death as he pushed a pram carrying his four-month-old son in a laneway on Dublin's northside

The incident occurred in Dungannon on March 4th.

It is the State's case that Larisa Seban was stabbed to death by Daniel Blanaru, whom they argue was a 'jealous' and 'controlling' partner.

Two men assaulted a Mongolian couple in Dublin, resulting in the man having one-third of his ear bitten off

The extradition warrant was issued four days prior to the commencement of the Legacy Act, which limits criminal investigations and prosecutions related to Troubles era offences.

Simon Harris said that Ireland will have to ‘engage’ with its foreign direct investment based in the Republic.