The Sinn Féin leader spoke to residents in Co Meath while canvassing with candidates.

There are around 58,000 cases of Chickenpox each year in Ireland.

Figures from the UK Ministry of Defence show that 824 individuals with a postcode in the 26 counties had sought to sign up for their regular forces during the last three recruitment years

Three men are on trial at Belfast Crown Court accused of murdering the journalist in Londonderry.

The former leader has expressed confidence in the direction of the party.

The dog involved in the incident in Ballyneety was put down and several others were seized.

A campaign is underway to recruit more than 650 Garda Reserves

More than 136,000 students will sit this years State Examinations which run from today until the 25th of June.

Mr Stanley said it was important that the record of any company being considered for a public contract must be taken into consideration.

The woman was pronounced deceased at the scene by medical personnel.

The office sharing company said it had trimmed its offices in the UK and Ireland and was focusing on 40 profitable locations.

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The Fiscal Advisory Council said current policy was ‘not appropriate’ for prudent economic and budgetary management.

Engineer Michael Duffy is asking the court to overturn An Bord Pleanála’s 2022 decision to approve Pat McDonagh’s plan for the development off the M18

The Republic of Ireland secured their first win under interim boss John O'Shea this evening

Taoiseach Simon Harris said the three-phase ceasefire deal was a ‘very serious proposal’.

There have been 18 instances of damage involving trawlers since it was installed.

This is despite some incidents while protesters have been out canvassing.

The Italian competition and antitrust authority searched Ryanair's Dublin headquarters last March

Taoiseach Simon Harris said developer BAM has a ‘track record in terms of the delivery of bridges’.