Friday's front pages

Two men have been arrested and charged in relation to a break-in at a building in Tallaght which was due to host asylum seekers.

One man was arrested as gardaí seized a suspected imitation firearm in Dublin city centre on Thursday evening

The Taoiseach announced on Wednesday that Ireland will recognise the state of Palestine in a joint move with Norway and Spain

DCU’s vice president of research calculated a true total of €25 billion spread across 10 years

Gavin Robinson also vowed to pursue a ‘positive’ campaign over the coming six weeks

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The flight in question was the Ryanair FR123 flight from London Gatwick to Dublin on Thursday, May 16th

Minister for Social Protection Heather Humphreys confirmed the changes will take effect in June

Five men and four women were arrested for alleged public order offences on Wednesday night

Israel's foreign affairs minister Israel Katz posted a video on X addressed to Taoiseach Simon Harris which shows violent scenes intercut with Irish dancing

Sinn Féin's housing spokesperson Pearse Doherty and Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien clashed in the Dáil on Thursday

Simon Harris said he wants to make Ireland the best country to grow up in Europe.

New advice issued by the Government has detailed the plans

Mourners gathered at the Church of the Sacred Heart in Donnybrook, Dublin, for the funeral of Tony O’Reilly.

Figures from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) show 326 patients are waiting in emergency departments.

Fifty-nine per cent of those who described themselves as homeless in Census 2022 were working

The Taoiseach said his Government’s decision would have come as no surprise to Israel.

Vhi Healthcare retained the largest market share, followed by Laya Healthcare and Irish Life Health.

The board upheld the earlier decision of Dublin City Council to refuse planning permission for the proposed development by Sawbridge.