Barchester Healthcare is co-owned by three of Ireland's best known businessmen – JP McManus, John Magnier and Dermot Desmond.

The challenge relates to a claim that the Garda Commissioner refused to provide information to the Northern Ireland Police Ombudsman.

An estimated €180,000 in cannabis herb, €91,000 in pink cocaine and MDMA tablets were seized.

Police launched a murder inquiry after the death of Kyle McDermott in Co Tyrone on Sunday night.

Mary Ward, 22, was found dead by police at her home in Melrose Street, Belfast.

Four children were hurt when a double-decker bus crashed and ended up on its side in a rural road in Co Down on Monday.

Last winter, over 4,000 people were hospitalised with the flu, and more than 7,000 required hospital treatment for Covid-19.

Social Democrats TD Cian O’Callaghan said the payments were a ‘blatant attempt to buy’ an election.

Ex-Republic of Ireland footballer Anthony Stokes has been jailed for 15 months

60-year-old Brendan Mullin of Stillorgan Road, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, appeared before Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on Tuesday where he pleaded not guilty to the 15 charges against him.

It comes after Austrian real estate conglomerate Signa, which had co-owned the company with Thai firm Central, collapsed into insolvency last year.

Joseph Barry Wallace died of a brain haemorrhage in hospital after falling ill during the summer

The Sinn Féin president has hit out at the two former party press officers who provided a reference for McMonagle.

Director of donor services and logistics, Paul McKinney, said the supply of O positive blood is "very low" at 3.5 days.

For every pedestrian fatality, there were approximately nine serious injuries.

McDonald's said the meal deal items are "all strong fan favourites".

Dr Sharon Lambert of UCC said the factors which lead to criminality are consistent across the world

Speculation is rife that the election will be called earlier, BoyleSports said.

Tánaiste Micheál Martin said he is briefing Government colleagues about the security situation in the Middle East on Tuesday.

Micheál Martin said he is ‘surprised’ that Sinn Fein has taken so long to respond to the controversy around ex-party press officer Michael McMonagle.