He is the 14th TD from the party who will stand down at the next election

Supporting the after-hours economy, Lane7, will open a new 14,500 sq ft entertainment space offering a host of activities including bowling, augmented darts, floor shuffle, curling, ping pong, pool and dedicated karaoke booths.

The Rutland Centre saw over 16 per cent of its service users seeking help for cocaine addiction, mirroring national trends of increased cocaine use, as reported by the Health Research Board.

Police were attacked with petrol bombs, paint and bottles by a crowd of around 40 young people in the Broadway area.

Plans for Tánaiste Micheál Martin to visit the clinic while in Kenya this morning have been cancelled

Siptu organiser Geoff McEvoy has said that recent events in Coolock have highlighted the staff shortages and under-resourcing of the Dublin fire service

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The attack on the former Crown Paints factory site in Coolock is just the latest incident of violence and arson on a building earmarked for refugees in the last year

The face-to-face meeting between the new PM and Taoiseach has been described as an opportunity to reset Anglo-Irish relations.

Gardaí and PSNI carried out searches on both sides of the Irish border.

Violence flared at the site in Coolock in north Dublin on Monday.

The former Fine Gael leader said the time has come for him to ‘explore new options and opportunities’.

17 bank accounts have been blocked under suspicion of being opened under false names.

Judge Orla Crowe began with a headline term of 14 years when Cassidy was sentenced at Dublin Circuit Court last May but reduced this to seven years.

The five-judge court found William Twomey’s efforts to undermine the scheme he earlier devised were “simply inadequate” to undo his actions or to prevent the crime.

Noxious blooms covered large parts of the lough last summer.

The jury found that Aaron Brady was the man who shot Det Gda Donohoe in the head from close range.

It's hoped this will improve the lines of communication regarding road traffic incidents.

Joseph Kennedy told the High Court on Tuesday that Everyday Finance DAC’s allegations against him and others are “not true”.

Figures released at the end of May show that a record number of 14,009 people were accessing emergency homeless accommodation.