Investigators identified ‘a small piece of ground’ at Bragan Bog that had not been searched previously.

Emergency services were alerted at around 3.30am and responded to a reported fire at a residence in Moymore about five kilometres from Lahinch.

The Red Line services are currently only operating from Tallaght/Saggart to Smithfield, with no trams running into the city centre.

A look at what is making the front pages in Wednesday's papers.

Research from Indeed found women are twice as likely as men to have reduced their hours because of childcare responsibilities, with 31 per cent of women compared to 15 per cent of men.

Springsteen’s sell-out Cork concert and a Munster hurling blockbuster helped drive Páirc Uí Chaoimh revenues up 55% in 2024

The scene has been preserved and a technical examination is under way.

Police said Sean Small (84) had suffered a ‘brutal and sustained’ attack in Newcastle.

Speakers addressed the crowd at Government Buildings in Dublin before the protesters marched to the Department of Foreign Affairs.

Mia Keevan from Carrick-on-Suir had been attending the Emerge Music Festival in south Belfast when she became suddenly unwell.

Nick Delehanty held a media event for his campaign on Tuesday.

Aleksandras Michalcenko (67), with an address at Main Street, Ratoath, Co Meath, was arrested on Tuesday morning

The 17-year-old was hospitalised and required six weeks of intravenous antibiotics

Ms Connolly, an independent TD for Galway, said she remained “hopeful” that the largest opposition party will support her bid for the presidency.

The body of 84-year-old Sean Small was found outside a property in Newcastle, Co Down, on Sunday evening.

The latest annual report of the Office of the Disability Appeals Officer shows the number of appeals received in 2024 rose by 244 per cent.

Presidential candidate Catherine Connolly said there was a need to ‘double down on strengthening UN structures’.

At 2.50am, gardaí received a report of a male unconscious after an alleged assault outside a licensed premises on Tucker Street.

His allegation of discrimination was founded on the basis that three security personnel had been involved in the Jervis Street incident.

The man, in his late 20s, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared before Judge Peter White at Dublin District Court.