In a statement An Garda Síochána said the 31 men and two women ranged in age from their early 20s to their early 60s

An Irish Holocaust survivor has warned the atrocity could ‘easily’ happen again, as a survey finds 9% of young people believe it was a myth.

Here, we have a look at the issues likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come

Fianna Fáil's support has slumped to just 15 per cent, its lowest level since the last general election

US president Donald Trump "really wants" to attend the 2026 Irish Open at his golf club in Doonbeg, Co Clare, according to his son Eric

The man, in his 30s, sustained at least one stab wound to the side of his abdomen.

Almost five years after it was announced Gardaí would be tested for controlled substances, procedures are still not in place.

The man was pulled from rough water at the Great South Wall in Dublin on Saturday but died at the scene.

Met Eireann has warned of heavy rain in the south east, while the Met Office has issued an alert for Northern Ireland.

Sunday's front pages focus on a range of stories from support for Fianna Fáil plummeting in the latest Red C poll to a race to avoid more economic turmoil from the US. 

The Global Project Against Hate and Extremism (Gpahe) monitors far-right and extremist groups across the globe

How well do you really know what happens when? This quiz tests your knowledge of the months of the year.

Two Dublin men have been accused of targeting online sellers in an organised series of thefts of motorbikes and cars "nationwide" using fake payments and simulated bank transfers

A demonstration in solidarity with Iranian protesters took place on O’Connell Street on Saturday.

Crowds marched through Dublin on Saturday to demand government action and sanctions against Israel.

Ministeer for Agriculture, Martin Heydon said the virus is unlikely to spread widely at the moment because of low temperatures.

Meath Co Councillor Yemi Adenuga was verbally assaulted while she walked back to her car in Navan's town centre in an incident she has described as 'frightening and disturbing,'

A native of Sligo, Mr Clancy's career covered more than six decades.

At the peak of the storm, 768,000 electricity customers were affected. According to ESB Networks, approximately 10 per cent of customers (about 75,000) were left without power for more than a week.

6035 children are waiting over a year for first contact from a CDNT.