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Micheál Martin will meet with the former UK prime minister to discuss the war in Ukraine and the conflict in Gaza

Almost one third of tenants said their rent is higher than it was when they began their tenancy

Former solicitor Michael Lynn has told his multi-million euro theft trial of “off the book” loan arrangements he had with bankers, including former Irish Nationwide boss Michael Fingleton

The company that produced the carpet tiles used on the walls of the Stardust nightclub did not recommend they be used on walls and sold them off as a “job lot” because they were being discontinued, an inquest has heard

A woman, aged in her 30s, has been arrested after gardaí seized cannabis worth €660,000 in Dublin 7 on Tuesday

A crowd has gathered at the gates of the US Ambassador's residence in Dublin's Phoneix Park for a protest over the country's veto of a resolution on a Gaza ceasefire

The action is fully contested by the State and opposed by the Irish Farmers’ Association and the Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association

The developers claim the development's height means it should not have to meet certain fire safety measures intended for taller buildings

Minister for Integration Roderic O’Gorman said the changes were being done in the face of ‘a very real capacity constraint’.

The UK Covid Inquiry is holding a preliminary hearing into the devolved administration’s decision making and response to the pandemic.

The 54-year-old acknowledged in a probation assessment that he has an attraction to children

The Minister for Finance said it was important not to ‘force change’ on people

Finance Minister Michael McGrath said there was ‘a lot of volatility’ in wholesale energy prices

The UK had to come to Ireland's aid as a Russian submarine was "hovering" just 12 miles away from Cork Harbour

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said the move would bring Ireland in line with other western European countries

Minister for the Environment Eamon Ryan said the vast majority of countries did not think a draft agreement put forward on Monday night was satisfactory

The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee heard evidence from PSNI officer and staff associations

The girl was seven when she attended the Emergency Department of University Hospital Limerick with a large and aggressive lump on her left eye

The teacher said compliance with the order would be like "giving up" his religious beliefs and an endorsement of transgenderism