Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly referred to cocaine production destroying the environment in Colombia.

A study led by Queen’s University Belfast has characterised a new molecule which can block the inflammation associated with a range of diseases.

Justin Kelly also said he wants to prioritise tackling crime in rural Ireland during his first press conference since his appointment.

Justin Kelly said he is considering the introduction of tasers and prioritising ‘increased visibility’ of officers.

Police are appealing for information about the incident on Sunday night.

The incident took place in the Ballycastle area of Ballina on Monday evening.

So far, just two candidates have secured enough support to get on the ballot paper.

A multi-agency meeting took place after recent attacks in north Belfast.

The man injured in this incident, aged in his 20s, remains in a critical condition at Beaumont Hospital.

Her name will go forward for ratification at a party event to take place on Saturday, September 13th, which will be the official campaign launch. 

A search for a missing boy in Dublin who has not been seen for several years has so far been unsuccessful.

The average temperature in August was 16.83 degrees, with rainfall below average in most locations. It was the warmest month so far in 2025.

The 30 students aged from four to 18 remained at home on Thursday and Friday last as many of those working at the school in Killeshin stayed out in support of secretary Yvonne Abbey.

Linehan, 57, said he was stopped by police at Heathrow Airport over entries posted on X in April.

The most common trigger for these experiences was immigration, according to Coimisiún na Meán research.

She acknowledged that the disappearance of a child would not have been apparent during Covid lockdowns.

It heard evidence that there were several incidents where managers had made references to Mr O’Connor about “k******s” including customers to the store.

Cian Neville (15) spent time on a Co Roscommon farm as part of the RTÉ programme ‘Raised by the Village’.

To date the vast majority have responded to the legal notices and have agreed to cease their illegal activities.

There is strong support for a proposed tourist bed tax, with respondents to a Dublin City Council survey suggesting that revenue should be used to fund improvements in public transport, safety and the public realm.