The Sinn Féin leader said the Government will be throwing struggling families ‘under the bus’ in October’s budget.

At the start of her Mass at Our Lady of the Assumption Church in Newcastle Claire Moloney, Principal of Scoil Mhuire Caisleán Nua on behalf of Freya’s mother Shannen spoke about the impact her young daughter had on her life.

The winners, who have chosen to remain anonymous, described their journey to the life-changing windfall as 'surreal'

Property prices in Dublin rose by 6.9% in May, while those outside the capital jumped 8.7%

Former All-Star hurler Niall Gilligan denies the charge of assault causing harm

Claire Redmond, 26, of Forestwood Avenue, Santry, Dublin 9, pleaded guilty to charges of assault causing harm to two women in 2022.

The bodies of the three children were discovered at their family home at Parson’s Court, Newcastle, Co Dublin on January 24th 2020.

One in 10 people is saving more than €500 per month.

The cross community children’s sports camp had been planned by North Down Cricket Club in Comber but was opposed by an Orange lodge.

Minister for Communications Patrick O’Donovan has said it was unacceptable that details about An Post were revealed at a Cabinet meeting and that ongoing issues with restructuring were “conflated” with concerns raised by postmasters

The Irish Farmers' Association said changes to the EU's farming subsidies are potentially devastating

‘I was taken aback by the support I received,’ the left-wing Galway independent said.

The death has occurred of a 108-year-old Irish woman who lived through two pandemics, the Irish Civil War and the War of Independence

It follows rumours the homes in Coolock are to be used for asylum seekers

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A coroner has rejected calls to refer the circumstances of the death of an Offaly farmer (75) on the day after he got married to gardaí for a detailed forensic investigation

Emergency services were called to the scene on Castle Street shortly after 3.30pm on Tuesday afternoon.

Mr Lyons agreed there should be a stay granted to allow the directors to organise their affairs but submitted that six months was an excessive amount of time.

Israeli, Palestinian and Jewish representatives appeared before TDs and senators to discuss the draft laws.

Members of Fine Gael criticised the former justice minister for comparing the bill to TV comedy Father Ted.