Edwin Poots said comments by Caoimhe Archibald in relation to the north south interconnector were not ‘appropriate’.

Nigel Canavan (39) said his mother, Angela Canavan (58), was "screaming obscenities" and had been insulting him in ways she knew would upset and annoy him.

The Dublin West TD said she had ‘a number of threats about killing me’.

An audit was conducted into a random anonymised sample of patients, aged one to seven years, who were operated on from 2021 to 2023.

Mr Justice John Edwards said the thefts were perpetrated “cynically, knowingly and intentionally”

James Gilleran (70) of Parkview Court, Blackhorse Avenue, Cabra, Dublin 7, pleaded guilty to five counts of indecent assault

Labour TD Alan Kelly has asked Drew Harris to clarify what he means when calling for a ‘reset’ on road safety.

The 25-year-old Spanish man had recently arrived in Ireland to study English when he was punched several times

Patrick Naughton, 70, was reunited with his birth mother Christina ‘Chrissie’ Tully in 2013.

Brandon Hennessy is accused of knowingly "holding down" the man while "RAT" was branded onto his face and torso.

Red Rock Donnybrook Ltd had received permission from An Bord Pleanála to redevelop the Circle K-occupied site

A PSNI detective sergeant told the court that he had executed the extradition warrant on Sean Walsh on Tuesday morning outside Newry.

Chris Dignam-Healy (27), a father of two from Ashbourne, Co Meath died in the emergency department at the Mater in Dublin on January 23rd, 2023

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) said since the beginning of last year they recorded 85 accidents involving driving tests, 15 near-miss events, and 38 cases involving abuse of staff.

Jennifer O’Leary also told the High Court on Tuesday that at least additional two sources disclosed to her that the Provisional IRA were behind the murder of MI5 agent Denis Donaldson, and not dissident republicans.

Graduate planners at local councils will have ‘a real and direct impact on sculpting areas’ where they live, Galway City Council’s chief said.

Some of the reasons for the Enforcement Orders included multiple mouse droppings in the premises, including in a cupboard, under a sink and wash hand basin used for storing cleaning equipment.

Mr Gloster has served as chief executive of the HSE since March 2023, having been appointed to the role in December 2022.

The scientists then explored their properties, finding signs that these materials could hold promise for future biomedical applications, including drug delivery.

It will open this summer and plans to open Taco Bell outlets at a number of its Irish locations over the next five years.