The Taoiseach rejected the Sinn Féin leader’s criticism and said funding to the HSE would reach record levels in 2024.

The airline hopes to take advantage of strong demand for international travel, which has grown more quickly than domestic travel this year.

Mrs Satchwell’s husband has been charged with her murder after remains were found earlier this month.

Micheál Martin said opportunities to fulfil the potential of peace had been ‘squandered’.

Chris Heaton-Harris also stressed that there is currently no basis to suggest that a majority of people in the region wish to separate from the UK.

The proposal for seven turbines measuring 583 feet met significant local opposition and was first refused by Carlow County Council and then by An Bord Pleanála on appeal.

The leading travel media company unveiled the accolade on Wednesday in Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2024

Tom McEnaney, told RTÉ radio’s Today show that the proposals were out of line with the general response of the Irish public towards people fleeing the war in Ukraine.

The man, who received a monthly salary of €2,250, denied being under the influence of alcohol during the incident.

Children in Halloween costumes can avail of free entry to Dublin Zoo over the October bank holiday weekend, with a paying adult

Around 405,000 passengers are set to travel through Dublin Airport over the October bank holiday weekend

The commanding officer of the 123rd Battalion of the Defence Forces, Lieutenant Colonel Stephen MacEoin has expressed full confidence in the mission of peacekeeping troops to de-escalate tensions in Lebanon

Gardaí arrested five men and seized drugs worth over €70,000 in an operation targeting organised crime in Co Limerick on Tuesday

Dr Mike Thompson told RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland that there was “a lot of energy in the room” as businesses, trades, professional services attended the meeting at which there was “standing room only”, he said.

Suspected cannabis with an estimated value of €70,000 was seized in Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan on Monday evening.

Fórsa spokesperson Niall Shanahan says they'll be forced to escalate their action if the issue isn't resolved.

The survey carried out on behalf of Aviva Insurance Ireland, showed 25 per cent of drivers think the accompanied driver rule for learners should be scrapped until the backlog is cleared.

A row in Government over housing for Ukrainians dominates Wednesday’s front pages.

A shortage of housing has left the Government resorting to using tents in some cases.

MP for East Derry Gregory Campbell alleged in the House of Commons that the BBC presenter ‘corrupted’ the recruitment process.