Micheál Martin is visiting Lebanon to meet Irish troops serving with the United Nations.

She was found dead at her home in Madrid Street in east Belfast on Wednesday.

Here are the top news stories for Sunday.

The People Before Profit Dublin South TD has criticised the lack of humanity when discussing migration issues.

The former Ireland rugby player has passed away at St. Vincent's Hospital in Dublin on Saturday after a short illness.

The USPCA said the incident in Co Armagh was a ‘horrific sickening case of animal cruelty’.

Gardaí recovered the drugs in vacuum-packed bags at a warehouse in Ashbourne.

There will be torrential downpours in some areas with lightning and hail.

A total of 89 officers have lost their lives while in the service of the State since the force was formed.

Irish voters will head to the ballot box on June 7th to decide on 14 MEPs for the European Parliament.

Dame Street was closed to traffic for much of Saturday morning but has since reopened.

Here are the biggest stories making headlines this Saturday.

The incident happened in Clonmel on Thursday

The British Nationality (Irish Citizens) Bill will will reduce the barriers to British citizenship for those from the Republic of Ireland

Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern called on the UK intelligence services to release all information about the 1974 attacks

His son, Samudra, told mourners at the 2pm service on Friday his last physical interaction with his father before he moved overseas was on November 15th.

A fine against the students’ union remains outstanding

Over €78,000 in cash was also seized during a follow-up search

Denis O’Donovan was found guilty of false imprisonment, sexual assault and assault causing harm following a trial at Limerick Circuit Criminal Court

The 44-year-old former non-commissioned officer described the night in question as “the biggest mistake of my life”