The Group, which held 50% interest in Gloss Publications, has taken over the remaining share held by co-founders Jane and Sarah McDonnell

Paul McCallister, 26, of City Way, appeared before Belfast Magistrates’ Court.

The roll-out of temporary, pop-up Garda stations would ensure all communities have a strong visible Garda presence, according to a Fine Gael senator

The head of Immigration at human rights law firm KOD Lyons has spoken of “the logistical nightmare of enforcing deportation orders"

A total of 421 admitted patients are waiting for hospital beds this morning, according to today’s Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) Trolley Watch

The woman, thought to be aged around 50, told detectives she had been sexually attacked by two men in the popular resort of Albufeira.

He is the latest of a number charged in connection with recent disorder in Belfast following an anti-immigration protest.

The incident occurred on the R503 at Drominboy, Lisnagry, Co. Limerick, on Tuesday 30th July.

Gardaí expect the road to remain closed for several hours.

The kayaker left the Helvick Head area at 11.40am and has not been heard from or seen since.

A man in his 40s was injured at the junction of Marlborough Street and Cathedral Street on Monday afternoon.

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The TV presenter from Lancashire said he ‘definitely feels a connection to Ireland’.

Government has been urged to target the renovation of 'above the shop homes' to help with the housing crisis

He was charged by police investigating disorder in the Broadway area of south Belfast on July 15.

They claim that since they moved into the property five years ago, which was provided for them by the local authority, their health has been adversely affected due to dampness and mould in the house.

The city has experienced scenes of disorder after anti-immigration protests.

Daryl McMahon, 49, of Quilty House, Malahide Road, Dublin 17, was charged with two offences during an alleged incident on August 6th at Thornton Hall, a State-owned vacant 160-acre farm.

No physical changes are proposed to the structure of the building as a result of the conversion of the unit into a pub.

His working life began in the markets in Northern Ireland, where he developed an appetite for retail, and he moved to Dublin in the late 1970s, where he established Apollo, on Moore St.