Mr Gould admits that whilst his prognosis was good all sorts of things went through his head after surgery.

The High Court previously imposed a €700 a day fine on Mr Burke and Mr Justice David Nolan said that there is a total of €79,100 now owing to the State

John Walsh, a father of three in his 40s, from Malahide and a member of the UCD cycling club, died following a collision with a car at Malahide Road in north Dublin early on the morning of February 18th, 2024

The ESRI released a new report on the current energy efficiency status of buildings in the private rental sector in Ireland.

Ryan Ndede, 23, appeared in court in Belfast charged with the murder of Quham Babatunde in Dublin in the early hours of Saturday.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin said it was important to retain strong ties with the US.

12 counties in the Republic while all of Northern Ireland will be under status yellow weather warnings on Sunday

Sinn Féin said it was a ‘a principled stance against the threat of mass expulsion of the Palestinian people form Gaza’.

Father-of-four John Parke, 42, appeared before Letterkenny Circuit Court where he was charged with a Section 3 assault on Gary Gibson.

The shopper, living in Athy discovered the 26-year-old voucher valued at £5

Giving evidence, Det. Gda Patrick O’Callaghan said that on the evening of April 15th, 2024, he observed a silver Volkswagen Shuttle driving erratically near Youghal, Co. Cork

The cyclist, a man in his 40s, was brought to Beaumont Hospital, where he was subsequently pronounced dead.

The man is expected to appear before Tallaght District Court on Friday morning.

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Other winners included Shorla Oncology, Kerry Group, the Armada Hotel and Patrick Guilbauld

Micheál Martin was speaking at The Irish Times Business Awards in Dublin's Mansion House on Thursday night

The fire at Kilnacourt Woods, in Portarlington, started around 6am.

“I don’t remember it, I don’t remember anything I put on the statement, but I see it’s written down,” said Mr Tache, giving evidence during the trial of Daniel Blanaru (37). 

A sea of green and white descended on Tallaght Stadium as night fell, with Hoops fans in high spirits.

A store clerk told the Central Criminal Court trial on Thursday that a man, who had "dove tattoos" on his hands and "a sinister vibe", "poured" a "gemmed ring" and other bands into a tray at the pay-hatch and told him he could have "the lot" for €800.