Mr Justice Anthony Barr dismissed a legal action taken by the Irish Skydiving Club and its director, Eoin Nevin, which challenged the legality of two inspections carried out by IAA officials

No other injuries were reported.

It is believed that Thomas (TJ) Chambers played underage GAA with Ballyea in County Clare.

The Workplace Relations Committee ruled that the HSE had discriminated against Lithuanian worker, Gediminas Gvazdauskas, on grounds of nationality

Catherine Connolly is settling into life at Áras an Uachtaráin after a long tenure by predecessor Michael D Higgins

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A woman has alleged that she was trafficked to Ireland for "politicians and notable men"

That is according to recently lodged planning documents with Clare County Council for the resort's planned ballroom that will have the capacity to accommodate 320 guests

Robbie Boake toured the island of Ireland for a decade hunting suitable locations for Game of Thrones.

Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary has labelled Taoiseach Micheál Martin "useless"

Scientists in Ireland have discovered improvements in growing ‘mini brains’ in laboratories, which could benefit studies into strokes and Alzheimer’s.

The divisive divorce referendum was held in 1995

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Ireland will hold the Presidency of the Council of the European Union from July 1st to December 31st, 2026

Irish officials believed the September 11th attacks would impact how US politicians viewed the Northern Ireland peace process.

Among the considerations were the possible impact on trade from Arab countries and the cost of security.

The incident happened shortly before 2pm on Saturday on the R458 at Bunnahow, north of Crusheen.

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A woman aged in her 50s and a man aged in his 20s were taken to hospital with serious injuries after the incident.

A memo where the two governments discussed the robbery of €29.8 million in cash from the Belfast bank in 2004 was released as part of the annual release of the National Archives in Dublin.