Michael Farrelly's remains had to be identified through DNA profiling, such were the extent of his injuries

Heather Humphreys, who remains in the race with Catherine Connolly, visited St Dominic’s Grammar School in Belfast on Monday.

Soldier F is accused of two murders and five attempted murders.

The man appeared at Dublin District Court for a trial venue ruling.

Emma McCrory, a stylist and fashion wholesale manager in her 40s, was fatally injured after a blaze broke out in her house on the evening of December 15th, 2022.

They were held after Israel intercepted around 40 vessels taking part in the flotilla which was taking aid to Gaza.

The discovery was made shortly after 11am on Monday, October 6th.

New research from Spry Finance showed strong generational differences in how people view their financial future and when 'old age' begins

Saint John of God Community Services discriminated against the person because she was "not Caucasian and not a man".

Two men have been told how long they must serve in prison before they can be considered for release for the murder of Malcolm McKeown in 2019.

The senior civil servant, a key figure during the Northern Ireland peace process, died last month at the age of 78.

Two men in their 30s and a woman in her 20s are currently detained at a Garda station in Kilkenny.

Aadya Srivastava said she was genuinely shocked when she was called in the last three and was not expecting the win.

The Youth Council has urged over 630,000 young people to register to vote

There are plans, it has been reported, to spend over €9 billion in this budget, but where will it go?

Yuno's chief executive, Cathal Fay, said that the absence of universal energy credits this winter would make customers more price-sensitive than ever.

Minister Jack Chambers said a ‘clear contradiction’ emerged in relation to Jim Gavin’s account of payments due to a former tenant.

Discussions are ongoing about Portlaoise Prison's future and the potential closure of its IRA wing, now known as E-Wing, as the threat from inmates is considered small.

Billy Kelleher, who ran against Jim Gavin for the Fianna Fáil nomination, said the process to select a candidate were ‘quite chaotic’.

The alarm was raised in the Monaghan Street area of the city just before midnight on Sunday