A woman in her 30s and two men in their 20s and 30s were arrested

Here are the biggest stories making headlines this Thursday.

Customers who recently bought tickets online have been told their financial information may be at risk

Michael O’Leary called for alcohol limits in airports to tackle a rise in disorder on flights.

The Irish meteorological service, the UK’s Met Office and the Netherlands’ KNMI have each contributed seven names to the new list.

The collision happened in Inver on Sunday.

Claire Hanna, the MP for South Belfast and Mid Down, is considered to be among the front runners to be the new leader.

This follows the appeals board upholding a decision by Kildare Co Council to grant a 10 year planning permission to Delamain Solar Farm Ltd across 12 town lands and six parcels of land on sites 3.5km east of Kilcullen.

John McCann (62) died after falling 24 metres down a ventilation shaft at the Irish headquarters of engineering consultancy firm, Ove Arup and Partners, at Ringsend Road, Dublin 4 on September 23th, 2019.

The hotel chain has denied it cancelled Oasis fans’ bookings to ‘resell rooms at inflated prices’.

Ms Martorell, 65, was found dead in an apartment in Derry last Saturday.

The latest person to die on Donegal's roads has been named locally as Elizabeth Cave from Donegal Town.

More than 56,000 applicants were given an offer of a college place on Wednesday.

Stephen O’Callaghan from Ashburton Hill, Montenotte in Cork ran in to the sea in an attempt to save a group of children at around 3pm last Friday.

The singer and keyboard player made his name in the showband scene of the 1960s and 70s.

Assistant Commissioner David McLean told RTÉ radio’s News at One that the “terrible, terrible saga” started five years ago when two young female victims raised the alarm, one in Israel and one in Canada.

Education Minister Norma Foley made her comments as she liaised with school management about how to implement a ban on mobile phones.

Mr Ryan, a grandfather in his 60s and former member of the defence forces, suffered from Parkinson's Disease and COPD.

There were a total of 83,543 applicants to the Central Applications Office this year.

The preliminary 11-page report doesn’t contain any analysis of conclusions and a final report will be published in due course as the investigation led by Investigator in Charge, Paul Farrell continues.