Niall Govers (40) of Nicholaus Court, Dundalk, Co Louth, sued Canurie Ltd, trading as McGeough's bar and restaurant, Dundalk, over the incident in which he put his back out on November 7th 2020, in his employer's restaurant.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said he was hurting from ‘tough’ results in local elections in England.

Joseph White (37) and Kevin Stephens (40) pleaded guilty at Mullingar Circuit Criminal Court to the burglary which happened on November 27th 2024.

“Munster Technological University has since been informed by Instructure that MTU is one of the institutions impacted by this global cybersecurity incident," they said.

The Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs has said two Irish passengers on the MV Hondius are ‘safe and well’.

Tim Dennehy's case, stemming from five assaults, mainly targeting women, prompted Judge Keenan Johnson to criticise the numbers in jail due to insufficient mental health services.

The Nordic island is expected to hold a referendum on whether or not to restart talks to join the EU in the summer.

A court in Co Donegal has heard how Laura Connolly died after she was struck by a van which failed to stop on the outskirts of Lifford in the early hours of July 11th, 2021.

Dr Mohamed Akasha had sought an extension of the 21-day time limit in which to appeal against any sanction proposed by the Medical Council which has to be confirmed by the High Court to take effect.

Barry Anthony Toman, with an address at Drumnamoe Avenue in Lurgan, appeared before the Craigavon Magistrates’ Court via videolink on Friday.

In a written Dáil reply, the Minister for Finance, Simon Harris TD, has stated that during 2024 and 2025, the Central Bank incurred costs in relation to three important IT projects, which increased the annual spend on consultants to €13.5 million in 2024 and €15.9 million in 2025.

A minister has said there is ‘no doubt’ the EU will meet the July 4th deadline issued by Donald Trump

Last month, sulky racing on the busy N7 near Naas, Co Kildare in busy Friday commuter traffic was filmed, and the incident raised concerns over the practice under road traffic legislation.

The court heard that Shane McCarthy, of Shanballa, Lahinch Rd, Ennis, made no reply after being cautioned when charged before the court.

The company, which distributes frozen and ambient goods nationwide, claimed the dismissal followed a disciplinary process which complied with the principles of fairness and natural justice.

Alexis Campion suffered life-changing burns when she was set on fire on November 25th, 2025.

That is almost double the airline's losses of €55 million in the same period last year.

The upcoming by-elections, a €127,000 bike shed and former British prince Andrew being threatened are just some of the stories featured on Irish front pages on Friday.

He was also charged with attempting to cause an explosion, hijacking and possession of explosives with intent to endanger life or damage property.

This follows a search that was carried out by gardaí under a warrant.