Three members of a Louth GAA club were harassed by at least 150 phone calls within 48 hours demanding money for reportedly unauthorised work in what the club say is a tarmac scam

The incident occurred on the Albertbridge Road in east Belfast.

Catherine Martin said there must be accountability for the failed Toy Show The Musical event.

The agreement will cost €3.6 billion spread over four years

Stormont’s former health minister has put his name forward to be the Ulster Unionist Party’s candidate in South Antrim.

A variety of stories lead the nation’s front pages on Friday.

Customers to benefit from 7.5% reduction in electricity and 5% in gas from March 1st

Total mortgage drawdowns and approvals declined in 2023 on the back of higher borrowing costs

Helen McEntee has told fellow ministers that she plans to add more countries to the current list of eight safe countries and will have a memo ready to go to the Government for sign-off in the coming weeks.

RTE’s Toy Show The Musical recorded more than €2.2 million in losses.

The Taoiseach said the non-statutory inquiry would be ‘comprehensive’.

Byrne (43) contests correct procedures were not followed when he was identified from CCTV over the armed robbery

Patrick McDonagh (52) has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Peter McDonald, but guilty to manslaughter

Tadhg Keely (19) led gardaí on 40-minute chase, exceeding speeds of over 160km/h

Paul Feighery, who nearly died due to Covid-19, is suing Rosderra Irish Meats Group Unlimited Company

Eve Cleary (21), from Corbally, Limerick, died in the early hours of Sunday, July 21st 2019, just over three hours after her discharge from UHL.

Chen Hsien Tsai (59) pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to possessing the money in various denominations including euro, sterling and US dollars at Terminal One last March 7th.

Michael Dunne (50) caused €240 worth of damage to the statue of the late singer

Judge Nolan said it was probably unlikely that Russell would reoffend and noted that he had been under stress at the time.

The apology came as Marie Donnellan and her husband William Hurley, from Galway, settled actions for nervous shock and injury against the HSE over the death of their daughter.