Michael Flatley is seeking to compel Maxwell Mooney and Company solicitors, Maynooth, Co Kildare, to hand over files relating to proceedings about and linked to the Flatley Castelhyde mansion in Fermoy, Co Cork.

The Public Accounts Committee has said gardai are not charging a high enough rate to cover associated policing expenses.

Ireland will hold the EU Council presidency until the end of 2026.

Paul McAuliffe said that, while An Garda Síochána have made efforts to be ‘upfront’ about the value of cash-in-hand, there remains a degree of concern about the high value of cash stored in the Garda estate.

According to the charges, he allegedly had a Beretta semi-automatic pistol, a .22 calibre Hatson air gun, a crossbow, and a .22 calibre Erma Werke EG712 lever action rifle.

The International Monetary Fund predicts that Ireland will become the richest country in Europe in the next four years, with a GDP per capita PPP of around €168,000 compared to Luxembourg’s €154,000.

Minister for Further and Higher Education James Lawless said the move would unlock opportunity for students and communities.

Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary said the airline would ⁠still be very profitable if fares were ‌flat this year

The duo said the song will be the 'track of the summer'.

The Government will ‘engage constructively’ with the Social Democrats over its proposed reforms of abortion legislation, the Taoiseach has said.

One objection lodged on behalf of the Save Stephen’s Green Campaign was backed by a petition of 20,000 signatures.

John Rogers (pictured) had argued that An Coimisiún Pleanála (ACP) did not have sufficient expertise to examine the environmental impacts of the proposed N2 bypass at Slane when it granted permission for the development.

She was rushed to University Hospital Waterford (UHW) where she was pronounced deceased a short time later.

Documents released under FOI show that upkeep of the property has cost €290,000 over the past four years.

The former teacher from Lisburn, Co Antrim, was sentenced to two years in prison for abusing girls at a Belfast school in the 1970s.

Adam Caulfield let go of the dog, and it jumped out of the gate and was able to bite a garda's face, causing injuries.

William Lloyd-Lavery, 77, of Richmond Avenue, Lisburn, has been sentenced to two years in prison.

In light of the arrests of the man and the teenager on Tuesday morning, gardaí said they are continuing to investigate the fatal assault.

The woman's body was removed from the water at Lough Lannagh just outside Castlebar shortly after 6:30am on Tuesday.

The Taoiseach was asked about the issue after a former TD confirmed he had provided one for a convicted sex offender.