James O’Reilly last week became one of the oldest individuals ever sent to prison in Ireland at the age of 91

Officers received a report about the alleged incident in the Samson’s Lane area of Downpatrick on Tuesday morning.

The seizure of a 3D-printed pistol in Dublin likely ‘saved lives or prevented serious injury’, a senior garda has said.

It follows a request by a solicitor acting for the family of Annette McGavigan, 14, who was killed in 1971 during unrest in Derry.

Sigrid O’Meara (63), from Ballincurry, Longford has sued Boots Retail (Ireland) Ltd with a registered address at Citywest Business Campus, Citywest, Dublin.

Speaking after the inquest, members of Michael Sheehan's family urged the public to be aware of the possible side effects of insect stings.

Director at the group, Noel Cregan, said that the increase in revenues and profits was achieved through organic growth with instore footfall increasing year over year.

Joseph Leitch (72) was found dead at his home in Cullybackey on April 22nd, 1972.

The complainant’s mother, her uncle, and another man face a total of 21 counts of sexual assault and rape, which allegedly occurred on dates between 2000 and 2014, mainly at the family home within the State.

US headquartered Deel Inc, which allegedly recruited Dublin man Keith O'Brien to pass on trade secrets to it from his employer Rippling, also headquartered in the US, did not instruct that there be covert or intimidatory surveillance on Mr O'Brien, Mr Justice Brian Cregan was told.

Randi Gladstone (41), formerly from Guyana, raped, sexually assaulted and falsely imprisoned a young woman, having only been in Ireland for two weeks.

Ms Justice Emily Farrell said on Wednesday she would defer judgment in an application by the State to quash an order that struck down a statutory instrument used to develop emergency accommodation at Lissywollen in Athlone, Co Westmeath.

Brendan O’Mara's solicitor said the independent analysis of the material would help determine a bail application

The man is alleged to have used one of the alleged victim’s hands to masturbate himself while she was asleep

Red kites were reintroduced to Northern Ireland in 2008 after going extinct in the region.

It comes as a record number of women contacted Women’s Aid to report abuse by their partners or ex-partners.

It is understood that the decision was made without any consultation, not only with the Ukrainians onsite, but with the team at the Green Glens Arena

The man (20s) was arrested in connection with the seizure and is currently detained under Section 30 of the Offences against the State Act, 1939 at a garda station in Dublin. 

Around 100 redundancies will be at its international headquarters in Dublin.

It was claimed had any of the five smear tests been correctly reported, there would have been a different approach to the woman's care and she would have been advised to undergo a hysterectomy.