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Eva Osborne Here are the stories making headlines this Tuesday.

The 63-year-old denies a total of 18 alleged historical offences.

Documents lodged with the application show that while grass silage will account for 24,500 tonnes per annum, the AD facility will accept 7,000 tonnes of poultry manure and 1,080 of cattle manure per annum.

The teenager is from Ballymun and had been visiting Burrow Beach, which lies between Sutton and Howth and is a popular swimming spot.

James Doherty died on Sunday as a result of the incident involving farm machinery.

Killarney and Clonmel automatic climate stations recorded 28.8C at about 3pm on Monday.

The contraband was discovered in a consignment declared as cardboard confectionary, following a search of a container that had arrived on a vessel from Rotterdam, Revenue said.

Jim O’Callaghan was speaking at the launch of new and upgraded eGates at Dublin Airport.

31 per cent use map apps, 30 per cent eat and drink, and 15 per cent adjust dashboard screens while behind the wheel.

In September 2025, a woman received a text message that appeared to be from her bank, asking her to confirm if a payment on her account was genuine.

The incident occurred on the Tolka Valley Road at 3.30 pm on Sunday.

Fianna Fáil TD Erin McGreehan said the ferry service has become an 'important tourism and community link' between Co Louth and Co Down since it first launched in 2017.

The boy, who cannot be named because he's a minor, appeared at the Dublin Children's Court on Monday, charged with aggravated burglary.

Noel O'Flynn said Grace's Law sends a clear message that illegal scramblers do not belong on public roads, footpaths, parks, greenways, or residential estates.

In a tightly contested election, Fine Gael's Seán Kyne came out on top despite getting fewer first preference votes than Independent Ireland's Noel Thomas.

He is accused of causing criminal damage by fire to three air conditioning units, a wooden partition, and the flooring and roofing of a beer garden at the Goat Bar and Grill in Goatstown, on a date in May 2025.

Gardaí carried out searches of two properties on Friday in West Dublin.

Three boys aged 9, 12, and 13 were detained, cautioned and taken home to their parents

Sinn Féin councillor, Niamh Fennell, was first elected in the Dublin Mid-West area in 2024.