A preview of the biggest stories in Tuesday's papers.

Lucia O’Farrell has been been critical of the former minister’s level of support for her campaign for justice for her late son Shane.

The MEP for Midlands North-West described them as having the potential to "vastly accelerate affordable housing delivery across Europe"

The 57-year-old Irish comedy writer was arrested at Heathrow Airport in September on suspicion of inciting violence over social media posts

Gardaí said they were investigating an incident in Saggart on Monday.

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The woman says her child has been waiting three years on a CDNT list.

Catherine Connolly said Fine Gael were ‘absolutely terrified’ of her campaign, in response to criticisms of her work as a barrister.

Hryhorii Sryotenko admitted one count of attempting to murder Victoria Pavienko at the holiday homes, on January 13th, 2024.

'The complaint I made was a nightmare,' the woman told the court, adding that she explained this to gardaí. 'It was a bad dream that felt real.'

21-year-old Niamh Kelly's survival was described as "nothing short of a miracle" by Ms Justice Mary Ellen Ring

The woman, who is in her 50s, had denied 14 charges, including 13 charges of sexual assault and one of rape.

The writer was arrested at Heathrow Airport in September after flying in from the US.

Ruth Lawrence (45) has pleaded not guilty to murdering Anthony Keegan (33) and Eoin O'Connor (32).

Fergus O’Connor, (41), Scartaglen, Castleisland, Co Kerry, who denied the murder of his brother, Paudie O’Connor, (42), will be sentenced before Christmas.

Mr Justice Rooney also issued a warning over those posting about the circumstances of Noah’s death on social media.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill said there was a ‘huge gap’ in that she could be a presidential candidate but cannot vote in the same election.

A report was prepared in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn, which caused severe damage and broke 80-year-old records on wind speeds in January.

Officers used incapacitant spray on a man as they responded to the incident in the Northwick Drive area of the city.

The Workplace Relations Commission ruled that the owner of an apartment in Cork city had breached the Equal Status Act over his refusal to sign the HAP form.