Caitriona Twomey of Penny Dinners soup kitchen in Cork city said that it is the 'reality of 2025 and it will be the reality of 2026' that people are going hungry in Ireland.

The incident involved the death of a 75-year-old man.

Mr Martin said some people had been engaged in an “agenda” of “attack lines” against him for several weeks in the run-up to the publication of the report.

The woman was sprayed with an accelerant and set on fire at a property in the Oak Downs area on November 25th, suffering burn injuries.

Details of the child’s case are being reported for the first time after Mr Justice Barniville directed the easing of stringent reporting restrictions in the proceedings.

A rundown of the stories leading Tuesday's front pages.

Georgian tops list as most common language in failed interpretation requests

Billy O'Sullivan is survived by his son Dermot and extended family. 

A woman, aged in her 60s, has been killed and a man injured in a two-car collision in Co Cork

Quagga mussels originate from Eastern Europe and can threaten native animals and plants.

A father of four who stabbed a man to death in what he later told gardaí was an act in defence of his property and his family “took the law into his own hands”

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has slammed "extremely disappointing, selective and inaccurate" commentary over Fianna Fáil's review into the presidential election

“The question of good character does not come into the case. There are no mitigating factors,” said Mr Justice Patrick McCarthy said on Monday, dismissing an appeal by Michael Murray (55)

A serial car-jacker who was caught after he was identified on a live stream of the aftermath of one of his offences has been jailed for three and a half years

Two men involved in a “senseless and violent” robbery of a mobile phone that had a profound effect on the victim have been jailed for one year

The document sent shockwaves across Europe, and its clear criticism of the European Union presents a big shift in America's relationship with traditional allies

She replaces Bernard Gloster, who is to retire from the public service after working in the sector for almost 38 years.

It comes after ‘serious and significant failings’ were found in central safeguarding functions from 2009 to 2022.

She was giving evidence through interpreters in long-running family abuse trial

Court hears man exploited woman’s vulnerability; prior convictions and high risk of re-offending noted