The Criminal Assets Bureau claim Ciaran O’Sullivan (50) is known to multiple law enforcement agencies as a transnational drug trafficker

The Health Minister said the dashboard was an effort to present ‘the best transparency we possibly can’ on hospital activity.

Police received a report of the theft in Greenisland at around 1.30am on Thursday.

Simon Harris insisted the Government was delivering for people in the ‘here and now’.

Nearby residents were evacuated on Wednesday night during the security operation in the Linden Place area.

A previous court hearing had been told that there had been a deterioration in the medical condition of Eleanor Donaldson.

The body of Marian Beattie (18) was found at the bottom of a quarry in Co Tyrone in 1973.

Cork City and County Councils received over 14,000 pothole complaints in the last three years

Two members came across a man with a weapon, understood to be a knife, at Blanchardstown Shopping Centre who became aggressive and threatening.

A man in his 30s died in the incident on Railway Street on Monday night.

The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) says University Hospital Limerick accounts for the largest number of those with 103, followed by University Hospital Galway with 52, and Letterkenny University Hospital with 31.

The single-car crash happened on the R445 in Borris-In-Ossory at about 3.15am on Thursday

It is ‘incomprehensible’ that the bloc does not seem to be in a position to pressure Israel to stop the war in Gaza, the Taoiseach has said.

Micheál Martin said it is ‘extremely important’ to be able to provide certainty to the market and investors.

The company said it does not believe services will be impacted.

Children’s Ombudsman Dr Niall Muldoon wants the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child incorporated into Irish law.

The man was injured in the incident at a residence in Foxdene Drive, Balgaddy, Co Dublin, shortly after 11pm yesterday. 

All the men are aged in their 20s, while six of the women are in their 20s and one is in her 30s.

Colm and Ciaran Butler failed to prove they acted responsibly in their operation of one of their companies which leased a premises that operated as a Starbucks.

A variety of stories, ranging from crime and environment stories to politics, feature on Irish front pages on Thursday.