Two constitutional amendments put forward by the Government were overwhelmingly rejected over the weekend.

A preview of the main stories in Tuesday's papers.

Leo Varadkar made the comments as part of his first public speech during a week-long visit for St Patrick’s Day celebrations in the US.

The US economic envoy to Northern Ireland said Leo Varadkar had advanced the ’cause of tolerance’.

Data shows many women were looking up symptoms online nearly a year before being issued with GP referrals

Micheál Martin said he does not accept that the referendums' rejections were a symbol of dissatisfaction with the Government

Karen Harrington denied the murder of Santina Cawley (two) at her apartment in July 2019

The High Court heard that, in the last few days, the property at at Hadleigh Court had been unlawfully occupied by between 30-50 people

The Stormont Justice Minister said families seeking answers over deaths deserve to be ‘treated with more respect and dignity’

Judge Francis Comerford lifted previously imposed reporting restrictions on the naming of Jim Harmon

Martin Mahoney claims the ombudsman's decision not to investigate his 2021 complaint is unlawful and should be overturned

The President urged other countries to ’emulate Ireland’s example’ and increase aid funding to UNRWA

Philip Cox (39), who is originally from Tallaght in Dublin but has an address at York Street Flats in Dublin 2, had pleaded not guilty to the attempted murder of his former partner

It showed that only 25 per cent of consultant paediatricians would not refer an adolescent for bariatric surgery such as a gastric by-pass.

He has since been charged and appeared before the CCJ Dublin on Monday morning.

The 51-year-old Offaly man pleaded guilty to a total of 27 charges, including oral rape, anal rape and sexual assault

The driver also subjected the female passenger to "interrogation" by repeatedly asking if she was single or lived alone

Kamal Kumar Nepali (24) was found guilty on a number of counts, including rape, burglary and trespass

Limerick TD Willie O'Dea said the Government must focus on housing, health, and law & order

Lounes Ouachek (54), formerly of St Dominic's Terrace, Tallaght, Dublin 24, pleaded guilty in 2014 at the Central Criminal Court to the attempted murder of Ruta Ouachek