The incident took place shortly after 8:30pm on Monday on James Joyce Street.

Dalata operates 56 hotels under the four-star Maldron and Clayton brands, mainly in Ireland and Britain

The Tánaiste will issue the warning at a Cabinet meeting, as the EU tries to avoid an all-out trade war with the US

A wide range of stories feature across Tuesday's newspaper front pages, including X-rated photos of Conor McGregor.

The Omagh bombing on August 15th, 1998, saw 29 people killed, including a woman pregnant with twins.

The report is being treated as arson with intent to endanger life.

This is a drop from the 12,106 children waiting for their first contact at the end of April.

Met Éireann said the warning is in place for Clare, Galway, Kerry and Limerick

At the High Court on Monday, Ms Justice Mary Rose Gearty granted the application for leave brought by Paul McGarry SC, for Paul Wallace, and adjourned the matter to October.

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard that the woman was socialising and drinking with friends, including the man, the night before this incident occurred.

At the High Court on Monday, Ms Justice Mary Rose Gearty granted permission for TikTok to pursue a legal challenge against the DPC decisions and put a stay on them pending the outcome of the legal review.

Last month, the US Embassy in Dublin said students applying for J-1 visas will undergo ‘comprehensive and thorough vetting’ of their social media.

Simon Harris said the EU has to ‘prepare for all scenarios’ after US President Donald Trump threatened 30 per cent tariffs against the bloc.

He was acquitted by the jury on charges of allegedly raping the complainant and of one count of allegedly sexually assaulting this complainant's sister.

Richard Brennan entered guilty pleas after each of the three women had given evidence before a jury and before the final woman was about to be cross-examined.

Mr Justice Brian O’Moore noted that the Director of Public Prosecutions was not opposing this appeal, and a retrial will not be sought.

Virgilio Almeida Cardoso Neto said he had no chance to stop or avoid crashing into the door of the car that had been stopped partly in the cycle lane and on Crumlin Road, Dublin.

Sentencing the man on Monday, Mr Justice Kerida Naidoo said there was a breach of trust and degradation in the offending, involving young children.

A former judge and ex ambassadors have backed Ireland’s proposed ban of trade with illegal Israeli settlements.

23-year-old Denis Morris appeared before Judge Gerard Jones at Dublin District Court on Monday.