Mr McNulty commended a variety of sporting organisations including the Irish Football Association, Ulster Rugby and the GAA for their efforts and for “seeing the Big Picture.”

A post-mortem will take place in due course.

Irish Cancer Society chief executive Averil Power said a promise in the Programme for Government that cancer patients would not have to pay hospital parking charges has still not been implemented

Thursday’s newspapers bring a range of reactions to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s conference speech.

The man is due to appear before Midleton District Court in Co Cork on Thursday morning.

James Reyos was initially released in 2004, after more than 20 years in prison

The human rights advocate also said Northern Ireland has made ‘extraordinary gains’ in the 25 years since the signing of the Good Friday Agreement.

It is hoped the skeleton of the whale will eventually be put on public display for educational purposes.

Gerard Cervi (36) has pleaded not guilty to murder and attempted murder

The budget plan includes a pledge to deliver 10,000 affordable homes in 2024.

The USC was introduced in 2010 amid the fallout from the financial crisis.

Tyler ‘Tiggy’ Jackson (26) has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Galway man Conor Quinn in July 2018

A High Court judge has awarded nearly €100,000 to a woman over defective bridge and implant work on her teeth

The former Stardust manager is continuing his evidence to the tribunal on Wednesday

The case will return for trial at the Central Criminal Court

Last February, a High Court jury found against Caroline Fanning in her claim of false imprisonment on board a Royal Caribbean cruise ship

The party pledged to build 13,000 social homes and 8,000 affordable homes next year.

A letter of apology was read out in the High Court as Shay Crowe settled his action with a €300,000 interim payment for the next five years

Gillian Triggs, UN Assistant Secretary-General, addressed the One Young World Summit in Belfast.

Brady's counsel claimed it was not normal for jurors to come and work in a courtroom of 31 people when there was a "deadly disease out there"