Leo Varadkar and Rishi Sunak met, but did not appear in public together to mark the return of devolved government to Northern Ireland.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar’s pledge came as he and UK prime minister Rishi Sunak visited Belfast to mark the return of devolution to the North

Kieran Quilligan was reported missing from Cork last September. His remains were discovered last week.

Mr Kenneally was one of the founding members of Youghal United AFC in 1985.

South Dublin County Council asked gardaí to call to the home of a man who had been posing as a council dog warden, issuing fake on-the-spot fines to dog owners

Speaking in Belfast, the Prime Minister said ‘constitutional change’ was not a priority.

Katie Graham (19) died alongside two others in a single-vehicle crash in Co Carlow last week

UK prime minister Rishi Sunak met with political leaders in the North after powersharing was restored on Saturday

The aircraft had been travelling from Florida to Amsterdam when it diverted to Shannon

The riots broke out on the evening of Thursday, November 23rd, following a knife attack on Parnell Square in which a number of people were injured

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The two leaders will meet the new powersharing Executive, which has returned after a two-year political impasse

The UK Northern Ireland secretary insisted the £3.3 billion package offered to the Executive by the UK government is ‘fair and generous’

The British prime minister has begun a visit to Northern Ireland to mark the return of powersharing.

The Assembly returned on Saturday following a two-year political deadlock.

The man in his 40s was arrested and held at a Garda station in Dublin.

Demonstrations have been staged in the area recently by people who believed the buildings were to be used to accommodate refugees.

The pedestrian, a man in his 60s, was taken to Cork University Hospital after a collision with a car in Upper Cork Hill, Youghal on Thursday February 1st.

The PA news agency was granted behind the scenes access during the Sinn Fein vice-president’s first day as First Minister.

A Department of Defence official said it was his “clear understanding” that such a report had been agreed upon at a meeting in mid-November yet had not been prepared.