Irish Defence Forces are serving with the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon amid heightened conflict in the region.

A High Court judge fixed November 5th for the personal injury case against Mr McGregor

Labour leader Ivana Bacik has urged the Government to pass the stalled Occupied Territories Bill.

A competition has been launched to find solutions to predict, detect and monitor the extent and movement of the noxious blooms on the lough.

Simon Harris urged that any firing at United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (Unifil) positions ceases

Approximately 30kg of the drug was found in Co Wexford on Thursday morning

The Committee for Communities has also asked Gordon Lyons to list the groups he has declined to meet.

A medical inquiry found a series of allegations proven against non-consultant hospital doctor, Mohamed Akasha, in relation to false declarations he made to the Medical Council

The Ballincollig native estimated that between 60 per cent and 70 per cent of houses in the area have been destroyed

Café Sol in Cornelscourt Shopping Centre in Foxrock, Co Dublin, was one of several businesses served with closure orders by food safety officers in September.

McGovern is considered second in ranking to cartel leader Daniel Kinahan

Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien described the Planning Bill as the most significant reform in planning legislation since 2000.

Originally from Irishtown and Ballyboden in Dublin, Declan came on a football scholarship to Alabama in 1986 and left with a degree in accountancy

John Evoy told RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland that there were many benefits for people and communities with remote working

Many more children locally are not officially counted on homeless lists as they are staying with relatives, often in overcrowded properties

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Taoiseach Simon Harris has said the US and other countries should consider what more it can do to bring about a cessation of hostilities

Ms Ward’s body was found at her home on Melrose Street in Belfast on October 1.

It includes changes to An Bord Pleanala and reforming the process for taking judicial reviews.

The National Bus and Rail Union says the lack of bus lanes and enforcement as well as traffic congestion in Cork need to be urgently tackled.