It is the only coffee shop in Ireland to place

Mr Keane has taken his case against Johnson & Johnson Vision Care (Ireland) at their plant in the National Technological Park, Plassey, Co Limerick, over the incident that occurred in September 2018

In a letter to applicants for the aerial food delivery hub for the Tallaght Enterprise Centre, the Council has told the not-for-profit Partas that it requires a comprehensive Noise Impact Assessment to evaluate the potential effects of the proposal

One of the images on a device seized from David McGrath (31) depicted an infant child in diapers being sexually abused while “hog tied” with electrical tape.

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The man maintains his innocence, does not accept the jury's verdicts and intends to appeal, the court heard

Commissioner Drew Harris set a target of 75 additional gardaí to roads policing units last year, however, only 23 were recruited

A child was among 32 people deported to Georgia, a designated safe country, on a chartered flight out of Dublin Airport on Thursday night

‘We do not want our children to become the next scandal’ in Irish history, a 24-hour sleep out protest heard.

A technical examination is due to be carried out by Garda Forensic Collision Investigators and a stop/go system is in place on the road.

Homelessness numbers hit a record high of 15,286 in January 2025

The condition of mother and grandmother Helen Fitzgerald from Tralee, Co Kerry, deteriorated, and she died in hospital on June 2nd, 2018

'I got up this morning and my head was pounding, my face was sore'

Garda sources said the same house was targeted in a petrol bombing last October.

Fionntan McGarvey, 18, died in hospital following the incident in Belfast in 2021.

Housing Minister James Browne appeared to roll back on a Government commitment to end homelessness by 2030.

Sophie replaced Grace in the top spot for baby girls

The supplier is increasing the unit rate of its electricity by 12.75 per cent and the unit rate of its gas by 10.5 per cent.

An expert in criminology said the implication that gardai need new powers to search for knives is unfounded.

James Browne said he would not be putting a deadline on ending homelessness.