Lady O’Loan herself survived an IRA bombing at Ulster Polytechnic, Jordanstown, in 1977.

The Government move was voted through by the Dáil Reform Committee on a margin of 10 votes to eight

American tourist Stephen Termini had gone out for drinks on the night of July 19th, 2023, when he was subjected to a serious assault by three teenage boys on Store Street.

In a judgment issued on Tuesday, Mr Justice Charles Meenan noted that legislation enacted since last year’s High Court ruling has repealed the State’s designation of the UK as a safe third country

Cathal Crowe made the remarks during a Dáil session to mark the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

US President Donald Trump said during a meeting of his cabinet on Wednesday that his administration would be announcing tariffs on the European Union very soon

Whistleblower Garda Nicky Keogh, who was the centre of a Protected Disclosure tribunal, has been granted permission by the High Court to pursue a judicial review against the Garda Commissioner over his reduced sick pay

A neuropsychologist will assess Riad Bouchaker, the man charged with assaulting a care worker and attempting to murder three school children at Parnell Square in Dublin over a year ago, the Central Criminal Court has heard

Ms Thompson died because of a combination of ligature strangulation causing asphyxia and multiple stab wounds to the left side of the chest

23-year-old Sean Forde, who was allegedly "in the thick of it" during the incident, was charged with violent disorder and refused bail by Judge John Cheatle on Wednesday.

Since the scandal emerged, Minister for the Arts Patrick O’Donovan has said is among issues that have caused “huge embarrassment” to his department in recent times

Counsel said almost €1million in arrears had already been paid off and the loan was no longer in arrears

The woman said she lived with her grandfather, her grandmother, her aunt, her uncle, and her mother. She said she and her mother shared a bedroom and always shared a bed

The Opposition has accused the Government of abandoning a commitment to find a solution by working with them.

The woman was pronounced dead at the scene, which was then preserved for an examination.

Daniel Blanaru, from Rathmore, Athboy, Co Meath, has pleaded not guilty to the murder of his partner Larisa Serban at Rathmore, Co Meath on or about August 12th, 2022

Opposition politicians told Simon Harris a change to the ‘triple lock’ system will undermine Irish neutrality.

In 2023, Ryan Tubridy’s agent and co-owner of NK Management, Noel Kelly, became embroiled in the RTÉ payments scandal.

Members of Cared Ireland have detailed what they say are the consequences of the country’s services and lack of specialised staff

The former Going For Gold and Game For A Laugh host died ‘peacefully’ on Tuesday ‘after a period of ill health’, his family said.