Monday will be cloudy and misty with patches of fog. Outbreaks of rain or drizzle will spread northwards to most areas through the day.

His body has been taken to University Hospital Limerick for a post-mortem exam.

The Government has been urged to support a ban on ‘recommender algorithms’ for under 18s.

Europe has some epic hiking possibilities for big views, challenging altitudes and more gentle lakeside strolls. These holidays take in some of the best.

It follows Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) Adjudicator,  Úna Glazier-Farmer finding that the City Council discriminated against Terézia Foott on the grounds of gender and age when applying the beep test.

The Oireachtas said €2.98 million was paid in monthly termination payments to politicians who retired or lost their seats.

Members will also hold a lunchtime protest outside the hospital in relation to staffing, with the union stating that industrial action may escalate if the employer does not act to resolve staffing issues.

The Ulster Museum’s entire costume and textile collection was destroyed following a firebomb attack at Malone House in 1976.

In an interview with the Sunday Independent, Martin criticised Donald Trump's immigration policies.

The collision occurred at approximately 8.45 pm. 

The incident occurred at 4:15 pm, when a man caused damage to four parked cars at Forth Mountain car park.

Dublin Simon Community’s centre at Usher’s Island has a capacity of 100 beds but currently has funding to operate 75 of them.

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In total, 296 children went missing in 2025, an increase from 282 in 2024.

He has since been transferred to Beaumont Hospital in Dublin.

On Friday Micheál Martin confirmed he would visit the White House on St Patrick’s Day.

Captain Philip Gilbert Muldowney, 25, died following an incident at Otterburn Training Area in Northumberland.

The former MEP cited health reasons when she announced last August that she would not be contesting the election for Fine Gael.

Hundreds of Irish people congregated at the iconic opera house to welcome the Arigna man across the finish line at about 2 p.m. (3 a.m. Irish time).

The first of the two flights passed through Shannon Airport on the night of January 20th/21st with eight Palestinian men on board, reportedly with their wrists and ankles shackled.