Mr Justice Paul McDermott heard on Friday that a psychologist at Oberstown Detention Centre has recommended that the defendant undergo an autism assessment

New figures provided by the Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan show that 703 deportation orders have been issued so far in 2025.

Alan Vial and Nikita Burns were found guilty of the murder of Robert Wilkin on June 25th, 2023.

Liam Mitchell was 61-years-old when he died at University Hospital Kerry and had been living in Kerry for over three years after moving here from Canada.

Activist group, Dublin Communities Against Racism (DCAR) said private operators of IPAS centres receive millions in public funding while offering substandard living conditions.

They were detained in the early hours of Thursday morning in Ballinteer in Dublin after a stolen car was intercepted.

They said it uses the findings of its research to continually refine its marketing programmes overseas, in order to grow the value of inbound tourism for economies and communities across the island.

Just three of the 15 full Cabinet positions are held by women, and only six of the 23 Ministers for State are women.

Donald Trump’s luxury Irish resort has reached a compromise deal with a county council over the erection of temporary fencing at a beach close to the hotel

A man in his 20s was detained on Thursday afternoon as part of the ongoing investigation into the death of Quham Babatunde

Fontaines DC have won Irish Album of the Year for 'Romance' at the RTÉ Choice Music Prize Awards

Chief Constable Jon Boutcher addressed concerns raised by Sinn Fein’s Gerry Kelly about PSNI applicants reportedly being rejected for political views.

Zhenhao Zou, 28, has been convicted of rape in London

Friday's front pages

US president Donald Trump has signed a proclamation declaring March 'Irish-American Heritage Month'

A spokeswoman for TCD said that €81.8 million in philanthropic funds has been raised over the past two years.

An EU summit pledged to free up hundreds of billions of euros for security.

The policing operation, with a focus on rural crime and human trafficking, was aimed at preventing and detecting criminality along the border and at preventing and disrupting the free movement of criminals based in the Republic and Northern Ireland.

This follows An Bord Pleanála confirming that the Silvermines Hydroelectric Energy Storage Project has been deemed mature enough to enter the permit granting process for Projects of Common Interest.

The "introvert", in his early 30s, appeared before Mullingar Circuit Criminal Court on Thursday