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Here is a look back at some of the biggest stories in Ireland over the past year.

A man in his 50s sustained a serious head injury in the assault in Ballygawley, Co Tyrone.

Concerns were raised about Robert Lowry, who presided over scores of non-jury trials of Republicans during the Troubles, newly released files reveal.

Details of a threat to poison English water supplies have emerged in newly unsealed documents from the Irish national archives.

Marian Morgan, who lived in the Tinryland area of Carlow and formerly worked for Carlow County Council was struck by a car at 6.30pm.

Irish and British authorities acknowledged that adding the Real IRA to the US list would also have benefits.

Sir Tony Blair appeared tired while making the remark in 2002.

A car collided with a male pedestrian at Flowerhill, Navan, Co. Meath.

Saturday’s front pages cover a variety of stories.

Her body has been removed from the scene and has been taken to the Mortuary in Waterford Regional Hospital where a post mortem will take place in due course.

The wife of former party TD Brian Stanley who is now an Independent, released a statement on her official Facebook page on Friday evening.

A man is still being questioned by gardai about the incident in Blanchardstown Road North at about 5:45pm on Thursday.

Three people are still being questioned over Mr Dorrian’s death in Co Down.

Noel Campion was shot dead at Thomondgate in Limerick City as he was riding as a pillion passenger on a motorbike.

Marguerita O’Rourke (21) suffered critical injuries and died after a van collided with gates at a property in Rathkeale, Limerick.

Gardaí alleged that officers attached to Revenue discovered 64kgs vacuum-packed packages of cannabis with a street value of €1.28 million, in four suitcases belonging to the two accused.

While they expected and planned for a surge in hospitalisations at this time, the numbers so far are at the upper end of what they had predicted, a spokesperson said.

University Hospital Limerick had the highest number of patients waiting for beds, with 33 waiting in the emergency department and 30 waiting in wards elsewhere.

A quarter of Irish people have admitted to wasting a whole plateful of food, while 18 per cent waste two or more.