Two hopefuls have announced their intention to seek Fine Gael’s nomination for president.

Fine Gael is set for a contest for the party's presidential nomination, with party figures starting to come out in support of former minister Heather Humphreys and TD Seán Kelly

Fianna Fáil MEP Billy Kelleher has said that a meeting of his party’s parliamentary party should be "convened urgently" to discuss the forthcoming presidential election

Speaking on RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland, Mr Kelly said that his previous announcement that he would not contest the election had been “the most difficult decision” of his career.

Tuesday's front pages are firmly focused on the meeting between Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and US President Donald Trump. 

It comes after Mairead McGuinness withdrew from the race for Áras an Uachtaráin.

It comes after video footage has emerged showing groups confronting individuals in east Belfast.

Barrister Stephen Byrne, counsel for the examiners, told Ms Justice Eileen Roberts that the effect of the proposed contractual amendments would have a material impact on Cityjet’s ability to continue in examinership.

The current state of the lough blighted with blue-green algae has been described as an emergency.

A small number of youngsters are expected to receive healthcare in the region.

The collision occurred at around 11.30am at Moll's Gap in Kenmare, Co Kerry.

Valentin Ursachi (41) was charged with making a threat to damage the woman's residence in a way likely to endanger her life

Stephen McMullen (27) allegedly posted videos of the cash on Snapchat to friends with details about the raid minutes after it took place

Dr Tony Holohan has cited concerns over the potential impact on his friends and family as he ruled himself out of contention for president.

Claire Keatinge is going to take up the role later this week after a four year vacancy in the role.

Two men in their 20s, one in his 30s and one in his 40s sustained what are described as non-life threatening injuries.

The two men hid the drugs in wooden flooring.

The author suggested she would use royalties from her books and BBC adaptations to fund the banned group.

A new report from the Health and Information Quality Authority (HIQA) finds the service to be non-compliant with safety guidelines.

Over 34 per cent of patients waiting on trolleys on Monday were being treated in the west.