The letters come against the backdrop of another depressing week on Irish roads with multiple fatalities reported by gardaí over the past seven days

There were 18 more adults and 22 more children homeless in March than in February, according to official figures.

The Sinn Fein vice president has cut short a family holiday to attend Pope Francis’s funeral in Rome.

The incident happened on the main N25 road near Gaulstown.

Peter Burke said it is likely to be “several weeks” before detail is available on how the Co Kildare-based campus will be affected.

The statement outlines that on Saturday, April 19th the ICCI Board had scheduled a closed-door meeting specifically for the parents of children enrolled at the Quranic School to discuss school-related matters.

The attack took place at 9 pm on Thursday when the pensioners were at their home in Ballincrokig in Dublin Pike.

The online bank initially plans to offer home loans through its app with telephone support from staff

Detectives in Newry are investigating the incident in the Tandragee Road in the city on Thursday.

The underground mine destroyed facilities at Magheracloone Mitchells GAA club after its partial collapse and the emergence of several large sinkholes in September 2018

David Joyce (38) was shot dead on April 1st by armed police at Milton Keynes train station.

It is hoped the 5,000 seater facility in Cherrywood would also act as a national hub for elite athletes

Intel is struggling to catch up with rivals after years of missteps

Bishop Paul Tighe also said there is ‘a little bit of national pride’ that an Irish-born man is the chief organiser while the post is vacant.

The incident happened after 10pm in the townland of Kilmoyler, Co Tipperary.

A variety of stories feature on Friday's front pages.

The people of Ireland have ‘appreciation’ for the life of the late pontiff, Michael D Higgins has said.

There is at least one Airbnb for every 10 private rental sector properties in 38 out of 166 local electoral areas.

Eva OsborneFollowing searches in the Dublin Metropolitan Region (DMR) West area, gardaí seized more than €75,000 worth of controlled drugs on Thursday.

'Reforms remain necessary for housing delivery to ramp up, which is even more important as uncertainty due to tariffs slows Irish economic growth this year'