Daniel Hourigan and Linda O'Flynn are on trial at the Central Criminal Court in Cork, charged with the murder of Michael 'Mikey' Foley

Paul Murphy raised ‘very serious issues at the zoo’ as he introduced legislation to call for an emergency inspection at the site.

Cllr Alan Lawes' adult daughter was alone in the house and was left unhurt but badly shaken when she heard the crash of breaking glass at her home in Johnstown, Co Meath around 10pm.

Ward also broke into the unoccupied home of an elderly woman and took the woman's earrings and some medication

One person has pleaded guilty to converting, transferring, handling, acquiring, possessing or using property that is the proceeds of criminal conduct in the sum of €1,500, from the Student Hardship Fund of Trinity College Dublin

Mark Lynam SC, who heads Mr McGregor's new legal team, said there were two separate difficulties and one related to serious health difficulties of one of the McGregor side's witnesses

John Crothers, a 66-year-old, admitted damaging the car when he appeared at Letterkenny Circuit Court.

Fianna Fáil MEP Barry Andrews called on the EU to hold Shein accountable and to implement tougher regulations for online retailer.

The majority of investment fraud cases begin on social media, with customers then receiving phone calls and messages to continue the scam

Uber driver Alberto Souza claimed he was initially offered the equivalent of €485 a day in Brazilian Reais for a fortnight's rental in his apartment in Belém

COP30 marks 10 years since the Paris Agreement, and also comes just months after two-thirds of signatories to the Paris Agreement missed a significant September deadline to publish new climate plans

Gardaí and the PSNI worked together in the cross-border terrorism-related investigation. Two far-right suspects arrested in terrorism-related investigation were 'intent on minority attack'

CJ’s mother, Joanne Duggan of Ringaskiddy, Co Cork, outside the Four Courts said the day she gave birth to their twin boys should have been the happiest day of their lives. Flanked by her partner, Fionn Bohane, she said “Unfortunately it was the worst.”

The Dáil has heard allegations of sexual harassment against workers at Dublin Zoo as well as the fatal mistreatment of animals.

Sophia and Grace Mohan were awarded damages of €19,200 and €21,500 by Judge Roderick Maguire on Thursday.

Francis “Frank” O’Shea, (53), Cecil Street, Limerick City, pleaded guilty before Limerick Circuit Criminal Court to one count of false imprisonment, two counts of making threats to kill or cause serious harm, as well as producing a foot-long machete knife.

Simon Harris has said it is a ‘dog whistle’ to compare him to Nigel Farage.

The WRC found that a “nil award” was “just and equitable” over the unfair dismissal of Christopher Kane from his role as managing director of RLC Transport Limited, based in Donabate, Co Dublin.

The hospital with the highest number of patients without a trolley is University Hospital Galway, with 69 people without a bed.

Under the Litter Pollution Act 1997, election candidates may only erect posters 30 days prior to polling day, and must remove them within seven days after the election