Newry and Armagh MLA Liz Kimmins is to become the new minister for infrastructure.

A contested bail hearing was told that the complainant had moved into an apartment close to the defendant's home in a south Dublin suburb.

A tribute written by Esther Gibson’s four younger sisters was read to public inquiry into the 1998 bombing on Monday.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little Pengelly have been speaking to mark a year since the return of devolution to NI.

A man in his 20s has since been arrested and is currently detained at a Garda Station in Dubin.

Charles Dooher was beaten by five masked men armed with iron batons at his home on the Coneyburrow Road in the border town of Lifford on Monday January 20th.

163 people were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs.

Documents seen by Breakingnews from the Department of Justice show there was 269 emails to the Department on the proposed bill.

The veteran republican took a seat on the industrial and commercial panel.

Countries hit by Donald Trump’s tariffs have vowed retaliation.

The officer was treated at Dublin’s Mater Hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.

The veteran Sinn Fein politician is leaving his job as Stormont economy minister to take on a new role in the upper chamber of the Irish parliament.

It is understood the opposition has asked that a meeting of the Dáil reform committee, which engaged in over 10 hours of discussions last week, be pushed back until after leaders meet with Mr Martin and Mr Harris.

Locals reported that the improvised explosive device exploded with a loud bang after it landed in a rear garden at the house.

Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald said the proposed hybrid technical grouping was ‘Alice in Wonderland stuff’.

Severe storms are likely to become more frequent in Ireland as the effects of climate change become more apparent, and January’s storm is a stark reminder of that

A breakdown of costs between 2022 and 2024 shows expenditure of just over €36,000 on gas network costs.

Charlie Flanagan questioned whether all key information held in the Republic of Ireland would be made available to the UK inquiry into the bombing.

The prospect of the Treasury withdrawing an offer to write off a £559 million debt appears to have receded.

Stormont minister Conor Murphy is hoping to land a seat on the industrial and commercial panel.