Explosive devices were found in a van on Sunday afternoon by gardaí in Ronanstown.

A wide range of stories feature across Tuesday’s front pages.

The new body was set up as part of the deal between the British government and the DUP that saw powersharing return to Northern Ireland.

Housing prices nationally rose by an average of 1.8% in the first three months of 2024, according to the latest House Price Report.

A woman has died following a single-vehicle collision in Co Galway on Friday, March 15th

A spokesperson for Mr Varadkar said Mr Biden had wished the Taoiseach well in ‘whatever lies ahead’

Simon Harris and Leo Varadkar met for over an hour on Monday morning to discuss the transition of power

A Dublin Garda who was drunk when she sent her partner a picture of drugs and a text message saying, "Baby, I got you this", has been given six months in jail for stealing a €70 cannabis exhibit from her station

Six hanging baskets and flowers, with a value of €180, were stolen from Inch, Killeagh, Co Cork.

Dublin Airport has been urged to delete a "disgusting" tweet about Britain's Princess Kate

Eleven TDs from Fine Gael have said they will not stand in the next general election.

The tender states that the broadcaster is seeking the framework of suppliers “who can provide quality market research services in a cost-effective manner”.

Margaret Corcoran (73) suffered a seizure linked to taking medicines which had not been prescribed for her

Dublin City Council had refused to grant planning permission for the proposed development.

The pay proposals are estimated to be worth up to 17.3 per cent for lower-paid workers

Simon Harris, the man who is next in line to be Taoiseach, criticised the Irish flag being draped over Pearse McAuley’s coffin

Four people, all aged in their 20s, died in the single vehicle crash in Co Armagh on Sunday.

The shadow Northern Ireland Secretary was at Parliament Buildings on Monday as part of a cross-party delegation of MPs on a fact-finding visit.

Mr Harris was selected as new party leader, uncontested, and will be formally elected Taoiseach next month.

The Central Statistics Office detailed offending over the last year.