On another occasion, Carl McGuinness (30) tried to steal a car from a man while armed with an axe, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard.

Iarnród Eireann/Irish Rail and CIE have sought an injunction against Kieran Brady and Virginia Synnott, who they allege had the outbuilding constructed to "a very significant extent" on CIE-owned land behind their property

Simon Harris said he has asked his Department of Finance to carry out a macroeconomic analysis.

Elizabeth ‘Betty’ Carroll had allegedly been exposed to the avoidable risk of infection with repeated transfers between the Mercy University Hospital, Cork.

The 28-year-old pleaded to one count of rape in the early hours of November 18th 2021, at an address in Co. Wexford.

Angela Willis told an Oireachtas committee the decision to only investigate when a complaint arises that ‘it’s down to capacity’.

The announcement by the firm comes ahead of the company’s 50th milestone birthday in Ireland in 2027.

An AI committee has heard investigations into images generated by Grok could lead to prosecutions.

Stephen Ring was reported missing by his mother on October 17th. 2024.

Coimisiún na Meán refers suspected contraventions of standards for investigation to an authorised person.

A new report has analysed complaints investigated by the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland.

The inquest into the death of the schoolboy at Belfast Coroner’s Court, which is being heard with a jury, is now in its sixth week.

So far, 14 families of the 1300 in Mullingar have claimed the graves of their family members whose simple white crosses were removed unceremoniously from the remembrance site in 2011.

Martin Heydon told RTÉ radio’s Today with David McCullagh show that Larry Murrin would continue to be the Chair of Bord Bia during the review.

Graeme McQueen explained that airlines make decisions late because they want to see if it is possible to get flights away, so while the schedule might show some flights for tomorrow, they are unlikely to take off unless the airspace opens up.

The number of adult residents walking or wheeling at least five times a week ranges from 70 per cent in the Dublin metropolitan area to 45 per cent in the Waterford metropolitan area. 

The Taoiseach said he did not want to see ‘price gouging’ because of the escalating conflict in the Middle East.

Mr Harris said ‘all options are on the table’ to assist Irish citizens who need help out of the region.

Cordons were in place at the scene overnight but have since been removed.

Iarnród Éireann has paid passengers compensation for issues such as late trains, rude staff, cancellations, train failures, reserved seats being occupied, overcrowding, cleanliness issues, anti-social behaviour, and inappropriate behaviour of staff.