Judge Cody said: “It wasn’t his lucky day, so.”

As the funeral concluded in a packed St David’s Church, the presence of two communities standing side by side, from Naas and Waterford, served as a powerful testament to the lives they built together

A strategy to tackle the issue has been called for

The councillor stated that while he leaves the party with regret, he does so with clarity

The Athy community gathered in protest of proposed SNA cuts, despite a pause by Government

A decision will be made in April

The inquest heard that a “do not resuscitate” order had been in place for John Crerar which resulted in doctors deciding not to intubate him

Funding is the issue

“The road has been patched that many times it looks like a patch work quilt.”

The national protest will bring farmers together on tractors, farm machinery, and on foot

A dementia-inclusive community event hosted by the charity’s Friends of ASI initiative will take place at the Keadeen Hotel in Newbridge on tonight (26 February) at 7pm

“It's with the heaviest heart I have to inform everyone of our dear friend and colleague's departure."

An adjudication hearing of the WRC on Tuesday was told that workers had been paid for their tea breaks up to 2004, after which it was agreed that this practice would stop.

“This is a recipe for a disaster in the lives of workers, of families, of our young people.”

Her widower complained he was given “no detailed explanation of anything” by doctors

May he rest in peace

Supporters are invited to attend the protest this evening on Emily Square

"Thank you for your kind words, prayers and keeping a candle lit for Jo Jo and Deirdre."

“People with disabilities don’t have enough time to cross at the lights," said cllr Chris Pender

Solicitor Chris Hogan asked Judge Fiona Brennan to grant legal aid for a second junior counsel, considering the seriousness of the matter, which she agreed to