Police are appealing for witnesses.

A judge has rejected a Police Service of Northern Ireland application for video and photos taken by media outlets covering rioting in Derry.

Michael McMonagle, 42, admitted a series of offences last month.

Police and ambulance services were attending the scene near Carrowdore in Co Down.

Tom McDonnell (62), a self-employed builder and father of five from Lakeside Park, Newbridge, Co Kildare, was elected as an independent councillor for the Newbridge local electoral area of Kildare County Council this summer.

Rosemary Costello, of Glenties Park, Finglas, avoided jail but was fined €150 after pleading guilty to neglecting her dog

Three local environmentalists and two NGOs brought a legal challenge

Eimear O'Keeffe - aka Nikki Hayes - was discharged from the indictment, after the Judge took into account a number of mitigating factors

Jaures Kumbu (18) of Brookhaven Grove, Blanchardstown appeared before the Special Criminal Court

The funeral of the former teacher, politician, broadcaster and author, who died last Thursday at the age of 87, took place in her native Athlone.

The Co Donegal explosion killed 10 people and was described as ‘one of the darkest days’ in Ireland’s history.

Five men, aged in their late teens to early 20s, were arrested and charged

Michael McMonagle has admitted a series of offences, including attempting to incite a child to engage in sexual activity.

A review of the effectiveness of the emergency department said that while it was “admirable” to try and address all the failings at UHL’s A&E, change had to be realistic.

The State’s top judge said there is “nothing inevitable” about a form of government where checks and balances by the courts provides for the limitation of the legislative and executive powers.

Edwin Poots reminded MLAs of their responsibilities when issuing and returning security passes for Parliament Buildings.

Police are investigating reports of an assault in the Victoria Road area of Ballymagorry on Sunday night.

Eamon Ryan said it would remove any possibility of suspicion being cast upon the whole of the Oireachtas.

He was speaking as Dublin Bus said it will deploy security guards across services amid a sharp increase in incidents of anti-social behaviour.

The survey found work responsibilities to be the leading cause of stress, affecting close to half of respondents (47 per cent).