Ireland has granted more than 105,000 temporary protection orders since the war

The operator of Dublin Airport has confirmed it will not appeal a decision blocking it from buying the former QuickPark facility in Santry

A man and woman are to appear in court next month.

The HSE said hospitals are already "extremely busy", and it wants people to stay away unless absolutely necessary

Friday's front pages

There was a record number of 13,841 people accessing emergency homeless accommodation by the end of February, according to the latest figures.

On Wednesday, Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee secured approval to seek clearance from the Oireachtas to begin opting in to measures contained within the new EU Asylum and Migration Pact.

Eoin Ó Broin said the rising homeless figures are ‘a direct consequence of the Government’s failed housing policies’.

Ireland banned smoking in workplaces 20 years ago.

Micheál Martin said ‘a proper flow of aid through the land routes’ would have an immediate impact.

The UN Human Rights Committee voiced concern at the provision for conditional immunity for crimes committed during the conflict in Northern Ireland.

The fire in Artane in north Dublin broke out in the early hours of Valentine’s Day in 1981.

The inquest into the 48 deaths in north Dublin in 1981 began in April last year and has heard evidence from 373 people.

The PSNI worked with the US authorities and US Marshals Service to carry out the extradition.

A pandemic, cyberattacks and disruption to critical supply chains were the next greatest risks to the country.

Military police along with gardaí conducted a search of the soldier's accommodation

The record figure includes 4,170 children.

Former school teacher Peter McCormack was killed in the attack at the Thierafurth Inn in Kilcoo, Co Down, in 1992.

Only Finland and Sweden have a higher proportion of all road fatalities on rural roads

Packages of cocaine washed up on beaches in north Donegal last July