The Irish Government’s attendance at the annual WEF summit in Davos will be reduced this year

Kallum Coleman (24) appeared before a sitting of the Central Criminal Court in Cork

A row is brewing between opposition parties and the group of Independents supporting the Government

Cairn Homes will begin construction of the 608-unit apartment scheme

The six charities say the ban is 'overly broad' and lacks appropriate safeguards for existing owners

Ryanair DAC has brought proceedings against Spanish firm eDreams

Shane Flynn (35), who owned and ran a popular gym in Mullingar, Co Westmeath, begged not to be imprisoned

One man was seriously injured and another man suffered less-serious injuries during the assault at a house on the Coneyburrow Road in Lifford at around 10am on Monday morning

The men cannot be named for legal reasons

Meta, which operates Facebook and Instagram, claims the DPC failed to consider whether the fines totalling €91 million were “effective, proportionate and dissuasive”, as required by the GDPR

The final result from all membership, councillor and parliamentary party votes was 93.9% in favour and 6.1% against.

The NI Secretary wrote to the Stormont Speaker Edwin Poots on Monday to inform him of the decision.

Tristan Sherry and a second gunman entered Browne's Steakhouse in Blanchardstown on December 24th, 2023

The boy is charged with the attempted murder of Fr Paul Murphy (52)

The Children’s Ombudsman said the complaints process was ‘not sufficiently robust’ to deal with complaints about restraint.

He had pleaded not guilty to a total of six charges - two charges of rape, two charges of oral rape, a charge of anal rape and a charge of sexual assault.

Inspections of International Protection Accommodation services found asylum seekers living in "cramped, overcrowded, undignified and unsafe" accommodation

The residents at a former restaurant known as Toughers several kilometres outside Carlow town were informed by the Department that they must leave the premises due to fire and safety concerns following site inspections

The study, which surveyed 522 parents across the country, also found that 42 per cent of parents provide their children with a phone earlier than they would like

The hospital with the highest amount of people waiting for a bed is University Hospital Limerick, with 107 people on trolleys.