The Tánaiste said the difference between a December election and one in February 'was very minor'

The MV Matthew was boarded in a dramatic operation by the Army Rangers in September 2023.

An Bord Pleanála has only partly ruled in favour of an appeal by St Jarlath’s Diocesan Trust against lands that form part of Knock Shrine in Mayo being included on a map used to identify lands liable for the new Residential Zoned Land Tax (RZLT).

Father of four and former school principal, Cal O’Keeffe, was pronounced dead in the SuperValu car park on Courthouse Road shortly after 11.15am last Friday.

The survey also revealed a strong preference amongst Irish SMEs for green investments that reduce energy costs, such as solar panels and energy-efficient lighting.

Gerry Hutch was acquitted last year of organising the Regency Hotel gun attack which accelerated the Hutch-Kinahan feud.

The list of products recalled includes curry powder and Cajun seasoning

The incident happened on Sunday night in Ballinacurra, Weston at 8pm.

A recent survey has shown there is a current staffing shortage of 951 teachers.

The victim remained in a critical condition in hospital on Sunday evening.

A man in his 20s was brought to hospital for treatment of serious injuries.

Orange and amber wind warnings that were in place in 11 counties across the island have been lifted.

Here are the biggest stories leading Monday’s front pages.

The nursing home sector is in a "crisis", with calls for more support from Government and reform of the Fair Deal scheme

Fifty-three thousand homes, farms and businesses are without power across the country due to Storm Ashley

Simon Harris also called on Mary Lou McDonald to issue a direct and sincere apology to the teenager who received the messages from Niall Ó Donnghaile

The general election is looming larger than ever with the coalition leaders set to discuss a date in a meeting on Monday evening

The Dublin TD made the comments with the general election on the horizon, and is concerned with the amount of "good people" not entering politics due to online abuse.

The latest a poll could have been held was March next year

Sinn Féin has called on the national broadcaster to apologise for the comedian’s comment in the opening monologue of Friday’s Late Late Show