Shortly after 12.30am, gardaí and emergency services responded to a call at a residence on Brookwood Heights, Artane.

A distress call was made from a boat just before 3am on Saturday.

More than four in five, or 82 per cent, of people in Ireland who menstruate have struggled to find period products at a public venue when they needed them, according to new research.

The scene was preserved and has since been forensically examined.

Tommy Fleming announcing he is gay and the latest RTÉ payment scandal are just some of the topics featured on Saturday's front pages.

Gavin Guinan Cahill (48) and Rebecca McEnroe (45) have been remanded in custody pending directions from the Director of Public Prosecutions.

The former taoiseach made comments about Africans and Muslims which were circulated in a social media video.

RTÉ bosses have been called for a meeting with the Minister for Communications following revelations about pay to Derek Mooney.

Aaron Brady (31) of Main Street, Killeshandra, Co Cavan, pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting the woman on an inbound flight to Dublin Airport.

'I am finally living my truth. I am finally being honest, being able to live a life that is true and real and just, honest,' he said.

The inquest hearing into the 14-year-old’s death on Friday heard from one of the police officers who found his body.

The package was signed off by the Government on Friday afternoon, aimed at providing financial aid to impacted businesses to help them to continue trading and protect jobs.

Gabrial Fereira Motta Valladares (30) is charged with attempting to murder three men on that date on Niall Street, Oxmantown Road and Carnew Street in Dublin 7.

William Faulkner (24), Caherdavin Heights, Limerick, pleaded not guilty to charges of endangerment and dangerous driving at his trial in Limerick Circuit Criminal Court.

Catherine Crean said that a part of her died when she lost her daughter Sharon in such violent circumstances having suffering 42 injuries to her body.

Eoghan Clerkin (51) appeared again at the District Court on Friday, when Judge Karen Dowling noted a State application for further time to draft the book of evidence.

Captain Ian Blair was suspended on pay last November to allow for an investigation into a complaint that he had required cabin crew, who were on a "positioning flight" from Barbados to Manchester, to sit in economy rather than business class.

Mooney had not been included in the annually published list as he was deemed to be a producer.

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly said Sinn Féin was targeting the DUP’s ministers at Stormont.

The 18-year-old’s death in April 1988 remains one of Northern Ireland’s most high-profile unsolved murders.