At Ennis District Court, farmer Patrick Cahir said that he had made ‘mistakes’ and “a lot of things went wrong together” in 2023

Kieran O'Dea told gardaí that he nearly cried when customs officers at Dublin Airport opened his bag and he saw it was full of bags of cannabis

Alex Deady of Glenview, Convent Road, Doneraile, and a juvenile appeared before Mallow District Court in Co Cork on Tuesday afternoon.

DK Windows and Doors suddenly ceased trading last December, leaving some 225 unfilled contracts on which customers paid a total of €1.2 million

In one case, a rat was observed on the premises, with rat droppings present on the floors and shelving where food was stored.

The first complainant to give evidence in a familial sexual abuse trial has told a jury that her older brother anally raped her when she was 12 years old

The Representative Association of Commissioned Officers has asked Simon Harris to urgently increase the pay of cadets.

Det Garda Martin McSweeney said that the two accused broke into the Collins Aerospace building on Penrose Wharf in the city in the early hours of Monday morning

A survey of over 7,100 people has shown strong public support for using Irish on trains

The Tánaiste has said he will examine a simplification of recruitment procedures for therapists to carry out assessment of needs (AONs).

The Government will address a motion of no confidence in the Tánaiste “very swiftly”, Simon Harris has said.

Retail electricity prices in Ireland are three times higher than wholesale prices.

William and Kate have made an unannounced visit to Northern Ireland.

A 2020 Supreme Court ruling had paved the way for Mr Adams to secure compensation for his detention without trial in the early 1970s.

An application to make Enoch Burke liable for the cost of the security guard is to be made by the school

Ruth Lawrence (45), who is originally from Clontarf in Dublin but with an address at Patricks Cottage, Ross, Mountnugent in Co Meath has pleaded not guilty to murdering Anthony Keegan (33) and Eoin O'Connor (32).

The grocery store is one of Dunnes Stores' earliest outlets

Gardaí say the student was approached from behind and assaulted a number of times by another student.

Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Martin Heydon TD, confirmed to The Echo on Tuesday evening that samples taken from captive birds which died at Fota Wildlife Park have tested positive for avian influenza virus.

Chime aims to highlight the significant implications of hearing loss and the need for a national hearing care plan