The incident happened while Coward, who was on bail at the time, was leaving a hearing at the Criminal Courts of Justice (CCJ).

The Government introduced a ban on no-fault evictions last winter.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar handed out porter cakes, 15-year-old bottles of whiskey, sliotars, and a Mayo GAA jersey as gifts in his final full year in office

Speculation is turning to Simon Coveney's political future after he announced he will step away from Cabinet when the Dáil resumes next week

Plans to end direct rail services between Wexford and Dublin have been described as contrary to the Government's green agenda

It is believed that flammable liquid was poured through the letterbox of the house

Research from Skillnet Ireland found 60 per cent of the businesses surveyed believe their workforce will require upskilling

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The victim, named by New York police as Sarah McNally, is understood to have lived in the US for several years.

The Williams deal follows Mr Kelly early last month landing one of the UK’s leading sports figures for his global advisory and leadership development firm after netting Manchester United legend Gary Neville.

The man, who is aged in his 30s, appeared before Judge Ciaran Liddy at a specially convened sitting of Letterkenny District Court in County Donegal.

A number of young people with masks covering their faces were at the parade carrying crates of petrol bombs and lumps of masonry.

Gardaí said they put in place an extensive road policing operation from last Thursday until Tuesday morning.

Spanish police have arrested an Irish national and a British man over a shooting incident at a popular Marbella restaurant last month

Research carried out by Fáilte Ireland found that 20 per cent agreed that tourists put too much pressure on their county, while 71 per cent said they had experienced some negative impacts from tourism activity in the area where they live.

Doubts remain over the Fine Gael politician’s future as he has refused to confirm whether he will contest the next general election.

It comes on the back of recent reporting of an unpublished investigation which found that overcrowding in the Limerick Emergency Department was a fundamental factor in the death of UHL patient Martin Abbott (65) from Shannon, in December 2019.

This compares with inflation of 2.3 per cent in Ireland in the 12 months to February 2024 and an annual increase of 2.6 per cent in the HICP for the Eurozone in the same period.

Norma Foley said she was happy to pursue suggestions put forward by teachers’ unions to address the recruitment and retention crisis.

Sales of regular hybrids are up 19.5 per cent while plug-in hybrids rose 10.7%; even diesels are up 9 per cent