Twenty of those interviewed agreed to their names being included in the report.

Pressure is mounting on Israel over the ongoing conflict in Gaza amid growing calls for a ceasefire

The enforcement orders were issued by environmental health officers in the

A team of scientists led by the Queen’s University Belfast uncovered how precious metal gold reacts to extreme temperatures.

Thomas Gould pointed out that last year 13,000 people went through the courts for TV licence evasion

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The measure was previously scheduled to kick in from September this year.

Researchers say the findings offer hope to those wanting to improve their quality of life.

Leo Varadkar paid tribute to the Wexford TD

Planning permission granted for the premises was based on commercial tourism use, where specific tourism-related policies were cited, the council alleges.

He became agitated and abusive to people in the courtroom, before attempting to leave the dock.

Sinn Féin First Minister Michelle O’Neill made clear her opposition to such a measure on Monday.

The judge said it may be that the Tumblr and Reddit cases should be heard together, but hopefully she could facilitate both at a May hearing.

Cork Circuit Criminal Court heard that Johnny Foley of Spur Hill in Togher in Cork lost his life in the crash on July 1st, 2023

A former professional footballer who harassed a man he had never met on behalf of a woman he befriended online has been jailed for 16 months

Karl Duggan (38) was arrested in January 2021 at a Dublin hotel by gardaí who had been given a confidential tip-off, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard on Monday

The party also said it wants to see an amnesty for those who are being prosecuted for failing to pay the TV licence fee.

Ms O'Doherty was not in court when the application was due to be heard on Monday, and the court was told that she was "out of the jurisdiction."

A Dublin man raped two sex workers and attempted to rape a third in separate incidents over an eight-month period, a court has heard

A man who attacked his neighbour with a machete leaving him so badly injured that he had to be identified through dental records has been found guilty of murder