A wide range of stories feature across Saturday's newspaper front pages

Gardaí stopped and searched a car in the Donnybrook area on Thursday.

Onlookers said children were playing close to the section of rock when it started to crumble.

An anti-racism group has highlighted the issue of asylum seekers in tents being targeted in violence incidents in Dublin. 

Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Harris said Ireland was not alone in wanting to ban trade with the occupied Palestinian territories

He was denied bail when he appeared before Judge Cephas Power at Dublin District Court on Friday.

The Garda National Cyber Crime Bureau was part of a joint international operation, also including the FBI and Europol, which successfully targeted assets used by cybercriminals

The violent attack, carried out by four masked males, armed with hatchets and accelerant, occurred around 1.30 am, on Friday.

A High Court judge has described the Child and Family Agency’s attitude to judicial orders as “incomprehensible and wholly unsatisfactory"

Desmond Perry, 72, of Coolronan, The Hill, Rathcoole, was charged with the harassment of the complainant at a business premises in Dublin from May 17th, 2023, until August 8th, 2025

Two weeks ago the FSAI said there was an ‘extensive’ outbreak of listeriosis and dozens of meals and side dishes were being recalled.

Tubridy left the national broadcaster following weeks of controversy relating to the organisation publicly under-reporting payments to him

A group of American politicians are asking for Ireland to be placed on a list of countries which boycott Israel, if the Occupied Territories Bill is passed

An HIQA report found that while many residents showed an awareness of their rights, some residents spoke about challenges.

One vehicle was involved in the incident in Clough on Thursday.

Stephen Crosbie was charged with assault causing harm to a man who was stabbed on Wednesday at the Peter McVerry Trust house on the New Cabra Road.

The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland published details on the 11,910 home energy upgrades supported through Government-funded grant schemes.

EdgeConneX Ireland said that it was not within the remit of South Dublin County Council to determine whether there was sufficient capacity on the national grid.

The proposed development will include 142 one-bed, 127 two-bed and 16 three-bed apartments across three blocks ranging from 1-8 storeys.

Ambulances have been damaged by deer and even a flock of racing pigeons in recent years.