Lee McCormick (53) died following the incident in the Steeple Road area of Antrim on Thursday.

The directors state that “lower selling prices for fuel and petroleum products reflected the decline in commodity market prices and resulted in revenue that was lower than in the prior year."

The High Court judge agreed to overturn the conviction and €120 fine imposed on Bartholomew Anthony O’Neill in late 2023

The board rejected an appeal by developer, Pontorac, against the decision of Cork City Council to reject its planning application to construct 42 housing units at the former facility on Lover’s Walk in Montenotte which is known as both Honan Home and Summerhill.

Nikita Burns (22) and Alan Vial (39) deny the murder of Robert 'Robin' Wilkin on June 25th, 2023

Eight men were killed in the roadside bomb attack in 1992 in Co Tyrone.

The judge noted that Alan O’Connor, of Acorn Downes, Newbridge, Co Kildare, is fortunate to have the support of his partner.

The woman said she regretted not receiving any counselling following rapes perpetrated on her by Paul Arthur

The man was formally pronounced dead at the scene. His body was removed from the park.

University Hospital Limerick (UHL) was the worst affected by overcrowding on Friday

Joseph Cloherty, 42, of no fixed address, appeared at Dublin District Court on a charge under section 5 of the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act

HIQA found that many children continued to experience significant delays in receiving a social worker-led service.

Fortunately, nobody was injured in incident which is now being investigated by the military

Candidates from outside the world of politics include GAA President Jarlath Burns (16/1) and RTÉ presenter Miriam O’Callaghan (20/1).

March 2025 will mark five years since the threat of Covid-19 changed life for people in Ireland almost overnight.

The cost of filling your car with petrol or diesel is creeping up again

The victim has been named as Jonathan Kavanagh (48) from Curracloe

John Gately said he and his wife were very concerned about his son's condition after he was spiked, and brought him to Mercy University Hospital in Cork.

Cork Independent Ireland TD Ken O’Flynn said that it was scandalous to spend so much money on a structure which is 'the size of a garden shed'.

48 per cent of Irish businesses plan to increase investment in capital projects – higher than the 37 per cent of businesses in the UK.