Minister for Education Norma Foley said she was 'saddened beyond measure' following the news of Mr Ryan's death

Annette McGavigan was killed by the British army during a riot in Derry in 1971.

Aaron Rodericks, who is the co-lead of threat disruption at X, formerly known as Twitter, secured the order against his employer

The Committee of Ministers expressed concerns that the act breached human rights obligations

The party’s budget plan for 2024 offers a glimpse of what the party would plan to do if it enters into government

It comes after a protest earlier this week during which 13 people were arrested

Sweden has been rocked by a wave of shootings and bombings in recent years that has intensified over the past few months

Eamon Butterly is giving evidence at the inquest into the blaze that swept through the Stardust nightclub, killing 48 people

The crash occurred on the R238 at Moville

Ainis Guzauskus (41) is accused of an offence under section three of the Air Navigation and Transport Act 1975

A representative from Libraries NI said the situation brought about by a funding crisis was ‘really disappointing’

The Irish author reflected on being declared cancer free, authoritarianism and being on the prestigious shortlist.

Flight crews reported 298 incidents involving unruly or difficult passengers onboard aircraft during 2022.

A Garda was assaulted after stopping a stolen car in Dublin city centre on Thursday evening, with two people fleeing the scene

Mr Bakhurst refutes claims RTÉ are "refusing" to hand over details

The retailer said it sells an average 1,300 units of single-use vapes per week in stores.

Energy companies have faced renewed political pressure to pass on falling wholesale energy prices to customers

An increase in interest rates and higher fuel costs are the likely reasons behind the drop in consumer confidence.

This means the Shannon to Paris route will return after 12 years

Mairead McGuinness said that the Environment Commissioner’s visit to Ireland in relation to the issue ‘will happen’.