Ireland has voted to reject Government proposals to change the Constitution that would have removed the so-called “woman in the home” clause and widened the definition of family

Saturday's front pages focus on a range of stories from rich Chinese buyers targeting South Dublin homes to a new maritime route for aid to Gaza letting Israel off the hook.

Mr Martin, who is a former teacher, admitted that he was awaiting the outcome of the Oscars with “bated breath.”

President Michael D Higgins was seen in public for the first time when he voted on Friday.

Low voter turnouts were reported around the country for much of the day

John Egan (61) had previously pleaded guilty to the offences at a sitting of Roscommon Circuit Court last year

The Fine Gael leader encouraged viewers to vote yes in the referendums

The incident involving Mary Butler's car occurred while the vehicle was parked in the Barker Street area of Waterford City on Friday

Damian McNamara (39) was jailed for dangerous driving causing the death of his girlfriend, Stephanie Fitzpatrick (37)

Closing speeches in the inquest before the Dublin District Coroner's Court continued on Friday

Low turnouts were reported at polling stations across the country on Friday morning

The Commissioner of Valuation had argued rates for the nightclub and hotel should be calculated based on a €1.75 million estimated net annual value, as opposed to the current €1.15 million value

The court heard there was “significant dysfunction” and violence within the family home

The court heard Lukasz Bykowski first met the woman when she was working as a shop assistant in Boots pharmacy in Navan in 2014.

Campaigners Mary Ann McCracken and Winifred Carney are the first non-royal women to receive the honour.

The cases are the first private nuisance claim from wind turbine noise to run in either Ireland or the UK

Solicitors for Dee Forbes said they can provide medical information to confirm that she is unfit to attend

Operation Kenova examined 101 murders and abductions linked to the Provisional IRA’s so-called ‘nutting squad’.

Yejeida Johnson (27) was detained at Dublin Airport on September 2nd last year by customs officials

Kevin Winters, who represents 12 families directly impacted by the report, said there now needed to be a public inquiry.