The largest bill was the €168,106 which was paid for a Toyota Land Cruiser 300 GXR for use in Abuja in Nigeria, FOI records showed.

The reduction will come into effect for over one million customers in November.

It is prohibited to transport munitions of war on civil aircraft across Irish airspace without an exemption from the Minister for Transport.

He was named on Thursday as Valerri Strunhar.

He also said he feared the numbers could have been underestimated.

Since hostilities in 2014, Ukraine has become one of the most heavily mined countries in the world.

262 patients are waiting in the emergency department, while 113 are in wards elsewhere in the hospital.

A sitting of Naas District Court heard lives were saved, and serious injuries were avoided after gardaí foiled an alleged arson attack.

The verdict followed a contested hearing, which concluded at Dublin District Court on Wednesday evening.

The man, aged in his 40s, was arrested in Tallaght on Wednesday and is currently being held in a Garda station in Dublin.

The man in Wexford was arrested during an operation in July and has since been deported.

Children’s advocates like the Children’s Rights Alliance and other organisations had made such a recommendation in the past.

The three core aims of the River Basin Management plan are to reduce and prevent pollution, to let more rivers run free and restore their natural ecosystem functions, and continued investment in water infrastructure.

Wicklow County Council has granted planning permission for plans by the musician to construct a new guest lodge and gym on the grounds of his residence at Oldfort, Newcastle, Co Wicklow.

The Grenfell Inquiry report dominates the front pages of Thursday’s newspapers.

About 230,000 children suffered from material deprivation in 2023, an increase of 30,000 children compared with 2022.

Taoiseach Simon Harris will discuss European security with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

The PSNI has appealed for information about the incident in Ballymena

Almost 2,400 allegations of historical sexual abuse were recorded by 308 schools run by religious orders across Ireland.

Jack Chambers said that government was seeking to strike a balance between restraining spending and continuing economic growth.