The funeral in June 2020 sparked political controversy after then deputy first minister Michelle O’Neill and other Sinn Féin ministers attended

The 16-year-old boy drove on the wrong side of the road and went down dual carriage slipways into oncoming traffic during the incident

Cubit is involved in the sale and supply of semi-conductor equipment, and was the subject of US sanctions due to its dealings with a Russian entity, Mikron KSC

Mr Godart is a Luxembourg national with substantial property interests in Ireland

The victim was left with potentially life-changing injuries after the attack in Bushmills in the early hours of Sunday morning

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly said he is having ongoing conversations with Cabinet colleagues about the issue

Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien said he saw ‘no problem’ with the grants being discussed on the property programme

Meta has brought a statutory appeal the fines imposed by the Data Protection Commission for breach of EU privacy rules

Anthony Mockler (31) was sentenced to 11 years in prison

The EU's Josep Borrell confirmed the date as May 21st ahead of an expected UN vote on Friday on a Palestinian bid to become a full member

During a visit to Fermoy, Co Cork, Simon Harris said he has "inherited a very challenging situation"

Molly Dempsey from Whitehall Park, Baltinglass was pronounced dead at the scene of a fatal single vehicle collision at 5am on Sunday last at Slaney Park.

Friday was the hottest day so far this year, with the sunshine due to stick around for the weekend

He had previously been linked with the murder of teenager Keane Mulready-Woods in Co Louth in January 2020. 

The board rejected appeals taken by the Dalkey Community Council as well as a group of residents from the adjoining White’s Villas against the ruling by the local authority.

Figures from the AIB Spend Trend show an 19 per cent increase on spending in bike shops, with car rental up by 16 per cent.

50 per cent of these also claim to be confident that they can identify phishing emails when they receive them.

Up to 30 tents sheltering homeless asylum seekers have been pitched along Dublin's Grand Canal, just one day after 100 tents were cleared from the area

Friday's front pages

The father of jailed teacher Enoch Burke has been found guilty of assault after a trial heard he grabbed and "flung" a female garda to the ground