Former hairdresser Nikita Hand (35) successfully sued Conor McGregor in a civil court last year.

The highest temperature recorded was 29.6C in Mount Dillon, Co Roscommon on June 20th, which is also the warmest temperature this year.

Circle K manager Julita Howe disputed making the comment

Brother Kevin died peacefully shortly after 10am on Wednesday morning at the Holy Trinity on Fr Matthew Quay in Cork city.

Fáilte Ireland’s snapshot of the tourism industry shows growing challenges behind the growth

Father of three, Alan Costello (37), of Shantraud Woods, Killaloe, Co Clare, told gardaí he was “sorry” and “ashamed” of his behaviour on the night, Limerick Circuit Criminal Court heard.

The Wild Atlantic Way, spanning from Donegal to Cork, has 1.9 million mentions on Instagram

Gardaí said they were alerted to an incident in the Carrick on Suir area of Co Tipperary at around 8.30pm on Tuesday night.

The 14-year-olds are charged with the attempted rape of a girl in the Clonavon Terrace area of the town last month.

The collision, which involved a vehicle and a pedestrian, occurred on the R403 in Blackwood near Robertstown at 12.30 am.

Zak Hughes nodded his head when asked if he understood the charges against him.

The trial is expected to last up to four weeks at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

The robbery happened at approximately 8:45 pm, when an armed man entered the shop and stole a sum of cash from the till before fleeing.

Load factor, a measure of how full aircraft are, was in line with last year at 95 per cent.

The 16-year-old died near Conor Pass on Tuesday afternoon.

A Supreme Court judgment in 2020 paved the way for the ex-Sinn Fein president to secure compensation over his internment without trial in the 1970s.

Cork Circuit Criminal Court heard that Patrick (Pat) Linehan, previously of Comeragh Park, the Glen, Cork city, initially described his interactions with what he thought were very young girls as “harmless fun.”

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George Gibney had sex offence charges against him dismissed in the 1990s.

Bernard Gloster acknowledged a “significant challenge” in tackling the crisis, with more than 15,000 children with serious disabilities waiting to access their legal right to assessments.