Vigils have been held in memory of Matt Sibanda, 18, and Emmaneul Familola, 16.

The Garda officer died after being struck by a motorcyclist in Co Dublin on Sunday afternoon.

Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orban has criticised the Taoiseach after Micheál Martin accused Hungary of exploiting the European Council veto

GAA president Jarlath Brown joined the delegation which met Simon Harris at Government Buildings in Dublin.

Back home in south Dublin – where his father William is owner of The Bretzel Bakery in Portobello – another screening has been organised at his former sailing club in Dún Laoghaire

‘Citizen Journalist’ Mr Dwyer is appealing the conviction and €500 fine for the trespass offence on May 18th 2023 at Magowna House imposed at Ennis District Court in March

Concerns are mounting among this year’s Leaving Cert cohort, as pandemic-era grade inflation is set to fall by two per cent

The community group says that the public has previously “enjoyed habitual access” to Castletown House via Gay’s Avenue

Garda statement said the seizure is part of Revenue’s ongoing joint investigations into the importation, sale and supply of illegal drugs

Keith Carter (32) was before Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on Monday.

The family of a murdered GAA official is hoping Dublin will pressure the UK government to hold a public inquiry into the killing

The defendants have 42 days to enter an appearance and indicate whether they will defend the proceedings

The planning authority in March granted permission to Shannon LNG for the proposed development of a 600-megawatt power plant and energy storage facility

Rachel Redmond wrote a letter of apology to the family of Jordan Davis, who Wayne Cooney shot dead in an execution-style killing on May 22nd, 2019

Karl Adams (53), of Portland Street, North Circular Road, Dublin, pleaded guilty at the Central Criminal Court to sexual assault in June 2019 in Co Dublin.

A 17-year-old boy is accused of assault causing harm to a man aged 29

The DUP minister received support from a number of MLAs at ministerial question time as she revealed the abuse.

Kieran Meaney, of Hennessy Street, Killee, Co Limerick, was found guilty by a jury of 14 counts of indecently assaulting the two sisters

Two forensic archaeologists assisted in the excavation of the scene 'until a hand was exposed'

Mr Justice Paul Burns described Padraig Delaney's claims that he acted in self-defence as a "self-serving fabrication" which was rightly rejected by the jury