William Phelan (57) pleaded guilty to two charges of persistently pestering his adult niece through phone calls, voice messages and posts on Facebook

Simon Harris said he wanted to find a new way forward on the legacy of the NI Troubles with Sir Keir Starmer.

Gardaí are investigating the anonymous threatening letter, with a Dublin postmark, sent to Crotty’s family residence

The Taoiseach said it was more important for the British and Irish governments to support the powersharing institutions at Stormont.

This new listing in Killotteran on the outskirts of Waterford city is on the market for €875,000

Simon Harris said he wanted to build a new working relationship with British prime minister Keir Starmer.

Here are the stories making the headlines on Sunday's newspaper front pages.

In an interview with BreakingNews.ie, Mr Crushell pointed out that regulations prevent the Defence Forces from taking action against an individual before the criminal/civil courts before a case has concluded

Aisling Moore, 46, and her eight-year-old daughter Abbigael died after their car collided with a lorry

A masked knife-armed raider poured "flammable liquid" over a counter while holding a cigarette lighter and demanded cash in front of a mother and her baby in a Dublin shop, a court has heard

The new NI Secretary hosted the North’s First and deputy First Ministers at Hillsborough Castle on Saturday evening.

Gardaí and Revenue were involved in the joint operation in the Dublin area

A smaller counter-demonstration was also held in the city centre on Saturday.

Two bodies have been found in the Grand Canal in Dublin

Chair Paul Farrell made his comments at the May meeting of the TCD board

The Westminster election is the main story across Saturday's front pages.

The Leeds MP had been in the shadow secretary role since 2023.

Sinn Fein has emerged for the first time as the party in Northern Ireland with the largest representation at Westminster.

Defence says accused was in the middle of the attack trying to save his sibling

James Nicholl (41), a native of The Curragh, Co Kildare and former soldier, died in the early hours of April 8th, 2023 while attempting to help another man who was struggling in the water