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'

Dublin Zoo team leader Ciarán McMahon, who first met Leonie in 1995 as a young zookeeper, stresses that it is hard to put in to words what she meant to all at the zoo.

Aaron O’Brien (19), of Innishannon Road, Fair Hill, Cork, tried to use his friend's passport to board a US-bound flight

Tánasite Simon Harris said the Irish and British governments are working in ‘very good faith’ to bring about an agreed position.

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn has again insisted he wants a full and independent investigation into the murder.

Dublin District Court heard it happened after the man (47) 'politely' refused to give her money

An underground school shelter in Ukraine has been officially opened following funding from the Irish Government.

Last week, the Irish government signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the inquiry investigating the blast.

Met Éireann is predicting mostly dry and warm conditions from early next week.

The centre in Clonskeagh has been closed temporarily after an alleged incident which occurred on Saturday.

Ambassador Xiyuan told the Pat Kenny Show on Newstalk that the Chinese Government is looking to lower its reliance on the US market

Minister Patrick O’Donovan said the levy will not be introduced without ministerial approval.

The road was closed for technical examination by Garda Forensic Collision Investigators which is now completed. The road has reopened.

John O’Hara was attacked by gunmen in Dunluce Avenue in April 1991.

The dissolution of Burns Nowlan Solicitors in Newbridge could not be agreed between partners Matthew Byrne and Stephen McGrath.