The Department of Education has confirmed that 18,003 Ukrainian pupils have been enrolled in schools across Ireland up to the end of 2023

The case also involved three men who claimed they were the beneficial owners of the former Nemo Rangers development land in Cork which the Nolans claimed was bought with €2.8 million of their pension funds without their knowledge

Blinne Ní Ghrálaigh said there was a need for urgent provisional measures to order the Israeli military to halt its operations in Gaza

Patrick Challoner (54) has been jailed for two years for stealing €2.7 million

Ms Justice Niamh Hyland said the risk to him does not outweigh the “very strong arguments” in favour of refusing to stop his deportation

Union officials said they are ready to begin balloting members on industrial action

Tourism Ireland is set to push for increased visitor numbers to Northern Ireland outside the peak summer season

Bus transfers are operating between the impacted stations

Jacintha McSherry O'Connor (63), of the Mullins, Donegal Town, Co Donegal, was found guilty of two counts of indecently assaulting a male student in 1985

Most recently, a blaze engulfed a disused hotel where international protection applicants were set to be housed.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar will meet Li Qiang in Dublin on January 17th.

A revised warning system, a copy of which was released under FOI by Met Éireann, details how wind speeds will now be increased by around 5 kilometre per hour (kph) before a yellow warning will be issued

Kerry TD Michael Healy-Rae has said that while the increase in the cost of a stamp is “an awful price”, it was necessary to maintain a five-day postal delivery service

Providing accommodation for women and families was the “first priority” which unfortunately, meant that in some circumstances there was no accommodation for male international protection applicants

Thursday's front pages focus on a range of stories from a man found dead while sleeping rough in Dublin city centre is yet to be identified to the Government making a U-turn on accomodation in Carlow. 

On Wednesday night it was confirmed Government had u-turned on plans to house 50 men at a premise in Carlow town saying instead families would be offered shelter there.

Paschal Donohoe said the discussions were ‘lengthy and challenging’.

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses who have may have seen a man wielding a large knife

This is the highest number of influenza cases and hospitalisations so far this winter season.

Price entered a guilty plea in December and was sentenced on Wednesday.