Stephen Penrose has brought High Court proceedings over his placement in solitary confinement in Mountjoy Prison, where he is serving a sentence for murdering his friend, Philip Finnegan

If elected, what have Sinn Féin proposed to tackle the housing crisis?

Google Ireland says it wrote to the DPC outlining its concerns regarding the validity and admissibility of the DPC's complaints

Mr Desmond, who was 41 when he died after being shot at least three times with a handgun, had links to dissident republicans and the drug trade in west Dublin.

Cork City Councillor Mary Rose Desmond said it was "shocking to think that any public representative, or anybody at all in society, would have to close their premises for safety reasons"

The plague was taken from the grave of Detective Constable John Doherty in Castlefinn, Co Dongeal

Darragh O’Brien said that, despite ‘good momentum’, he is ‘acutely aware’ of the number of homeless people in Ireland.

Two men approached the accused man in the dock while evidence was being heard and a scuffle ensued

Judge Treasa Kelly noted that the State had completed a book of evidence and served it on the accused in court.

Two probes were ordered after revelations about financial mismanagement.

Harvard University’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals chose the Dubliner for their 2024 Man of the Year award

Brandon Hennessy (20) appeared before Blanchardstown District Court on Monday morning

The Irish airline has previously strongly complained about online travel agents selling its flights without permission.

The party said it will still send a delegation to Washington DC to press the case for a ceasefire.

Monday's front pages

Liveline presenter Joe Duffy was RTÉ's second-highest earner, after Ryan Tubridy

The Government is being called on to improve the way in which it provides accommodation for immigrants

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson will brief members of his party’s 130-strong executive on UK government proposals on post-Brexit trading arrangements

John Connor died in a collision in Co Roscommon

Helen McEntee said the Government first needed to take time to study the International Court of Justice’s interim ruling on the genocide case