After signing a written declaration, Ms Connolly will officially become Ireland’s next president.

One member of the public attached a drawing of Michael Collins with the text: 'To think that Michael Collins left his bike against the wall and that was good enough for him.'

Mr Higgins was late departing as he and his wife Sabina wanted to ring the peace bell one last time

Seán Guerin SC, for McGovern, said the matter was listed before the court to deal with questions about his client's legal aid application

The sentence hearing for a pilot of a light aircraft who flew €8.4 million of cocaine into the Midlands from France in 2022 has been moved back until December

The panel of four men and eight women began considering their verdict on Thursday afternoon

Gintaras Jankevicius, of Bridge Meadows, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford, pleaded guilty to rape, sexual assault and false imprisonment of the woman

Denis Morris, 24, of Braemore Road in Churchtown, pleaded guilty to stalking the woman by "following" her from Harcourt Street into her hotel lift and then to her room

The child was unresponsive when brought to hospital

Eric Shorthall was sentenced to six years and nine months in prison in November 2020

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Quigley pleaded guilty to the charge, and Mr Justice Paul McDermott adjourned the matter to December 16th when evidence will be heard.

The woman said the then 18-year-old man was 'my friend, someone I thought I could trust'.

Another developer behind an International Protection accommodation project has sued the Government

A 16-year-old who twice stabbed an older teenager in the back causing the victim’s lung to deflate has been given a sentence of four and half years

The unionist party has said it will not send a representative to the event in Dublin on Tuesday

The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was aged 21 at the time of the offence.

The five accused, who each pleaded not guilty in court, are facing a total of 42 counts of attempting to pervert the course of justice in relation to fixed charge penalty notices.

Paul Givan called the no-confidence motion against him a ‘calculated attempt to drive a unionist minister from office’.

Micheal D Higgins leaves Aras an Uachtarain as a figure who has inspired memes, tea cosies and children’s books.