A supermarket owner in Clarinbridge has described how the waters rose to 10 feet in 10 minutes on Monday.

A former priest who is currently serving a 19-year sentence for child abuse has been jailed for a further five years for the “predatory” abuse of a schoolboy over 20 years ago

A “deviant father figure” who sexually abused his granddaughter and his nephew as part of a “campaign of rape” has been jailed for life

Martin Hayes had admitted using violence against mother of two Amadea McDermott (27) in his own evidence to the trial, which also heard that he used a hidden app to access her phone

Mr Justice Tony Hunt said Mr Brady had published a "tendentious and offensive" online video accusing a garda of committing perjury and contempt of court

The site is occupied by the existing Penneys store with a number of other smaller retail units, most of which are currently vacant

All weather warnings have now expired following severe gusts overnight and this morning.

The court heard that Mr King got into difficulty arising out of the time when he was self-employed and trading as DMK Property Limited between 2004 and 2017

“I want to hug Emily again, love her, fix her,” Emily Hand’s father Thomas told reporters in Dublin.

The 57-year-old Dublin man, who can't be named to protect the identity of his former wife, was found guilty by a Central Criminal Court jury of five counts of raping her in the family home and a holiday home on dates in 2006 and 2018.

People in Cork city are expressing their disappointment after it emerged there will be no official event to switch on the Christmas lights

Northern Ireland’s Department of Infrastructure said there is a risk to the public at the Co Antrim site.

Police have appealed for information about the attack in Newry.

The report, published on the UK Covid-19 Inquiry website, sets out the scale of the differences in fatalities between the four UK regions.

The HSE is encouraging all those who may be eligible for a GP visit card to apply online via hse.ie/gpvisitcards

The Minister for Foreign Affairs will also travel to Egypt as part of the visit.

These are the stories dominating Monday’s newspapers.

Two other people remain in hospital following the four-vehicle collision.

The Department of Justice is also drafting plans for electronic monitoring of sex offenders.

Many schools have been asked to delay opening as the country prepares for winds of up to 130 kilometres per hour