The Cabinet is expected to approve moves to dismantle the triple lock on the deployment of Irish troops abroad

In response to gardaí objecting to bail for the man, who is charged with assault causing harm of his wife, the woman said that she wants "to have him home”.

Chief executive of CRITICAL charity, David Tighe, said: “Behind every one of these calls is a person having one of the worst days of their lives and a volunteer responder willing to step forward.

Re-turn announced in May 2024 that it was setting up a consultation process with disability organisations in response to the feedback.

The vehicles should not be permitted in any public place or road, the minister for road safety said.

A man aged in his late teens is to appear in court over the crash in which a teenage girl died

Parts of Wexford and Waterford have been hit badly by flooding as Storm Chandra hits Ireland

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The reasons for objection included the national flag being weaponised and misappropriated, with the public also citing intimidation, exclusion and territory marking.

State representatives are to travel to 52 countries this year as part of St Patrick’s Day diplomacy

Research suggests that rates of problem gambling are significantly higher among people who gambled as children.

Grace Lynch died after an incident on the Ratoath Road in Finglas on Sunday afternoon.

Justice Minister Naomi Long said she would legislate against sexualised deepfake images of adults by March.

The designated Tusla social worker in the case last month told Judge Gabbett that the cost to Tusla of accommodating the teenager at the therapeutic centre in Scotland will be £23,000 per week (€26,500).

A student from Minneapolis thanked protesters who attended the gathering in Dublin.

The Central Criminal Court was told on Monday that the defendant Dean Hayes was armed with a knife when he entered the victim's bedroom as he was watching YouTube. The victim said he felt his attacker was going to kill him and was intent on getting revenge for something.

Keane Mulready-Woods was last seen alive in Drogheda on January 12th, 2020. The following day, some of the teenager's body parts were found in a sports bag in the Moatview area of Coolock in Dublin.

Dublin City Council had granted planning permission for the Large Scale Residential Development (LRD) scheme last August but the proposal was stalled by a single appeal lodged to ACP by Ciarán Lynam and Anne Loughlin of Drumcondra Park, Drumcondra.

The man was arrested under the provisions of Section 2 of the Criminal Justice (Drug Trafficking) Act 1996 and is currently being detained at a Garda station in Co Louth.

The evidence was that the incidents occurred between August and December 2019 in a number of locations.