'A woman had three e-scooters pass her back again, throw water over her'

A delegation of 50 Irish people will be among thousands setting off on a global 'March to Gaza' today

Friday's front pages

US musician Miley Cyrus has expressed regret over her infamous public row with Sinéad O'Connor in 2013

Northern Ireland’s police chief said ‘bigots and racists’ behind earlier nights of unrest in the region would be arrested.

Forty-one officers have been injured in the unrest, which had resulted in 15 arrests by Thursday evening.

Representatives of the British and Irish Governments will meet in Co Down on Friday to discuss latest political developments across the islands.

The Dublin based travel agency went out of business on December 19th last and the annual report from the Irish Aviation Authority’s Travellers’ Protection Fund shows that the Platinum Travel Ltd bond covered only €47,143 of claims made in 2024.

Mr O’Leary’s pay package was made up of basic pay of €1.2 million, a bonus payment of €600,000 and share options of €2.03 million.

The 37-year-old father-of-three was killed by loyalists in Belfast in July 1989.

A 66-year-old woman has been charged with causing death by careless driving after an American woman was killed in a crash.

Micheál Martin also denied that the government ‘flew kites’ on its rent control proposals, which he described as ‘modest’.

Defamation laws in Ireland will be changed as quickly as possible, the Taoiseach pledged.

RTÉ is searching for two new radio presenters and is seeking applications for potential on-air television roles.

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft was leaving Ahmedabad Airport with 242 people on board.

The Data Protection Commission (DPC) reprimanded the Department of Social Protection by issuing administrative fines totalling €550,000.

Simon Harris also said the state is too reliant on private nursing home care.

Studyclix subject expert and German teacher Geraldine Dwyer said the Junior Cert German exam was "pleasant" and covered a range of topics.

Mr Lyons has faced criticism over a social media post about the location of migrant families who fled their homes.

A district judge in the town’s magistrates’ court said a strong message had to be sent out that those involved in the disorder would be dealt with “robustly” by the court.