Senator Catherine Ardagh and Tánaiste Micheál Martin were on a site visit to St James’s Gate this week and were updated on the work being done to bring the historic Rupert Guinness Theatre in the Liberties back to community use.

As a search and excavation operation at the former Durnin family home in Dundalk concluded on Thursday evening, with no major discoveries made, gardaí were expected to search another property connected to the family in Drogheda.

John Casserly (58) was found inside an apartment in Ballina. It is understood he was stabbed a number of times.

There is a significant, but largely hidden, number of Irish men identifying as 'incels', according to a documentary-maker who has researched the groups

The Court of Appeal ruled that Judge Martin Nolan was wrong to fully suspend the original sentence.

The collision occurred between Julianstown and Duleek, 2km south of Drogheda.

The development of international protection accommodation at the site of a former paint factory in Coolock, north Dublin, is contingent on gardaí being satisfied works will not give rise to “serious disturbances”

Ms Justice Siobhan Lankford said it is an aggravating feature that the incidents took place in the victims' home

Transgender woman told gardaí she threatened to rape two women at Limerick Prison because she was enraged after being wrongly accused of leaving showers dirty

Stephen Lynch (31) suffered catastrophic head injuries after he was struck by a silver Ford Focus and dragged along a road by the vehicle following an altercation with its occupants

Harry Crosbie says hotel "will be a huge addition to the area"

Mary Bernie (87), known as Peg, died from her injuries three days after she was knocked down on Eccles Street, Dublin 7, on June 20 last year

The court said the accused failed to establish there has been such a fundamental denial of justice that no trial should take place.

Gardaí said they have completed the searches of the property and adjoining lands in Dundalk, Co Louth.

A coroner said Bradley was ‘engaged in activities on behalf of the IRA’ when he was shot 21 times by soldiers near Toomebridge on February 18 1986.

Donna Dineen (28) then dragged the driver out of the vehicle and punched or kicked him in the face before she drove off

In February, the High Court granted a default non-appearance judgment in favour of Frank Reidy, of Belville, Kilmeedy, Co Limerick, in absence of one of the defendants in the case.

The service provided emergency accommodation for vulnerable children in care.

At the same hearing, the youngster’s mother Jade Dempsey, 28, was given a three-year probation order having admitted a charge of wilful neglect of her daughter.

Caoilfhionn Gallagher, the State's special rapporteur on child protection, said the case was deeply concerning