New Residential Tenancies Board figures show the proportion of landlords renting just one property is at its highest level ever.

Two men and one woman were also arrested during a raid involving armed gardai at a home in north County Dublin.

The report found 1,178 properties were available to rent at any price within the 16 areas surveyed over the three dates surveyed in June 2024.

The Stormont Executive will meet early on Thursday morning ahead of the recall of the Assembly at noon.

Sheila Dunne died following the collision on February 11th in Sarsfield Court, Glanmire.

Gardaí recovered a firearm following the incident on Friday, August 2nd.

A range of stories are on the front pages of Thursday's papers.

Kenova chief Sir Iain Livingstone has written to Northern Ireland Secretary of State Hilary Benn raising his concern at the late disclosure.

Jon Boutcher told the community in a YouTube video that every PSNI officer ‘is here to look after you’.

Minister for Justice Helen McEntee made the commitment on Thursday.

There have been violent scenes across three nights in Belfast.

The X owner has been engaged in a row with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer after a number of riots across Britain.

Simon Harris said that those who took part in the protest while holding the Irish flag and banner should ‘leave our flag alone’.

Colin 'Ollie' Murphy (50) was convicted of one count of rape on a date in September 2020 at a house in Dublin

He is accused of knowingly possessing two videos on his mobile phone at the National Aquatic Centre on a date in 2022 when he was aged 14.

Simon Harris said people are ‘still financially hurting’.

The Government approved proposals to give judges the discretion to recommend minimum jail terms for those sentenced to life imprisonment.

Bryan Hughes, 42, of Lower Salt Hill Road, Galway, was charged with causing serious harm to the man, who is in his 20s, on June 11th, last year on Dominick Street.

Frane absconded from Northern Ireland on January 24th this year when on day-release and was arrested in the Republic in February on foot of an extradition warrant.

Minister for Justice Helen McEntee said the draft laws will aim to reform court sentences so that they ‘reflect the gravity of the most heinous’ crimes.