The Strand in east Belfast is set to reopen in summer 2026 following a major redevelopment.

The high-profile trial at Dublin High Court has entered its fifth week.

The company have said the initiative is not just about a free tea or coffee, but is a chance to think about what perks employees may be missing out on at work.

Hungary’s parliament passed legislation in March that creates a legal basis to ban Pride marches there

The company said it wants to open another 500 restaurants over the next decade.

Dublin's night-time economy advisor, Ray O'Donoghue, said the zone will be available for people who run into trouble.

A giant disco ball will take centre stage for the weekend-long celebration of music, movement and Italian joy from Thursday, June 5th, until Sunday, June 8th.

The development at Woodbrook, which will have access to new Dart station, will include 102 one-bed and 226 two-bed homes

Senator Frances Black said she was 'very relieved to finally see some action' on the Bill

A range of stories feature across the front pages of Tuesday's newspapers, including the incident in Liverpool that saw a car plough into a crowd of football fans.

The ESRI study examines socioeconomic conditions across communities in Ireland.

Wind Energy Ireland chief executive Noel Cunniffe has said the Government needs to act during a ‘decisive window’.

On Monday, a five-judge Supreme Court overturned the CoA decision and said Michael Scully could be pursued for enforcement of the judgment here.

The ICCL claims Microsoft Ireland Operations Ltd is infringing GDPR rules

The Fine Gael MEP made headlines in 2014, as she was the first openly gay winner of the Rose of Tralee.

Richard Satchwell (58) has pleaded not guilty to murdering his 45-year-old wife, Tina Satchwell, at their home in Youghal, Co Cork, in March 2017

Marek Puska (L) and Lubomir Puska (R) are accused of withholding information that was crucial to the investigation into Ashling Murphy's murder in January 2022

The alleged incident took place shortly before 1 am on Monday morning.

Lawyers for Patrick Fitzgerald (48) – who is known as ‘Mr Fishy’ - asked the Central Criminal Court on Monday to consider the issue of totality when passing sentence, so as to ensure his prison term will not be "intolerable".

Speaking to reporters in Limerick he said: “I think we will be operating a very effective screening program once we enact and commence the International Protection Bill."