The Taoiseach met Volodymyr Zelensky during a day of engagements in Kyiv.

The Finance Minister called on those responsible for capital projects to be cognisant of value for money for the taxpayer.

Four residences were searched under warrant along with large areas of open land.

The Finance Minister said the cap should be lifted for economic growth, connectivity and tourism.

The 700-page report said the claims were made against 884 alleged abusers in day and boarding schools run by 42 religious orders.

An estimated 19,500 children are believed to be in temporarily occupied areas or Russian territory.

Daft.ie was founded in 1997 by brothers Eamonn and Brian Fallon

Martin John McCauley is accused of killing three RUC officers

The move by An Garda Síochána (AGS) follows the increased deployment of the Garda National Public Order Units (GBNPOU) over the past year to police protests due mainly to growing tension at anti-immigration demonstrations

Belfast Grand Central Station at Weavers Cross will open on Sunday, with the first service at 5am.

Deirdre Kenny said it was important to include schools not run by religious congregations in the inquiry.

Thousands of Oasis fans waited long hours in virtual queues this weekend to get their hands on tickets for the band's reunion shows

Ticketmaster has said it does not set concert prices and its website states this is down to the ‘event organiser’.

Battle the alligator, curious but sometimes a mischievous, was caught stalking the technology.

Anu Okusanya, from Nigeria, died in hospital after suffering a series of cardiac arrests in the wake of the incident in Newry last month.

Taoiseach Simon Harris met Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv.

Stephen Donnelly said the partnership approach between government and social media companies has not worked in the past.

Economist Seamus Coffey of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (Ifac) is urging the Government to “stick” to the rule that would limit annual growth in spending to five per cent per year

Grenfell Tower was covered in flammable materials because of ‘systematic dishonesty’ from those who made and sold cladding and insulation, it said.

It would be chaos if there was a decision not to abide by the law, he warned.