A total of €7.97 million in benefits were written off last year, up more than €300,000 on the equivalent figure of €7.64 million from 2023.

Police said a man and a woman entered a woman’s house and struck her on the head early on Sunday.

Police say they believe he may have been injured in a road crash.

Lotto players in Cork and Dublin are being urged to check their tickets very carefully as two players now have tickets worth an incredible €1 million each.

Orlagh Kilbride, who has been living in Jamaica for almost ten years, described the strongest winds she had ever seen.

There was widespread outrage when it was thought that the dog, found in Dunboyne, Co Meath died as a result of having a firework inserted in its mouth.

This Halloween weekend, there’s no better place to feel the magic of the season than in the heart of Co Meath, where ancient legends come alive

The driver and sole occupant of the vehicle, a man in his 20s, was arrested and an imitation firearm was recovered.

Seeing as the State recouped €20.2 billion from its investment in AIB, selling its stakes in PSTB seems very likely in the near future.

Gardaí received reports of a disturbance involving a group of individuals at Curragh Hall Crescent, Tyrrelstown.

The incident occurred in Lavally on the L2107 at Cappadavock, at approximately 4:30 am.

DUP leader Gavin Robinson said Paul Givan is ‘going nowhere’.

A look at what stories are making the front pages of Sunday's papers.

The incident occurred between junction 8 and junction 7.

Backed by Sinn Féin, Labour, Social Democrats, People Before Profit-Solidarity, and the Green Party, Connolly won the Presidential election with 63 per cent of the vote.

The pedestrian was struck by a car on Saturday afternoon.

Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan warned of ‘serious consequences’ for the attack.

Gardaí are investigating after the animal was found badly injured late on Friday night

A 44-year-old man who had completed a detoxification programme in Cork Prison died from a drug overdose while on temporary release three weeks later, an investigation has found

The Irish Refugee Council is condemning "in the strongest possible terms the horrific arson attack on people seeking protection in Drogheda"