At approximately 5:25 pm, a man entered a commercial premises on Church Road and threatened staff with a knife. A sum of cash was stolen, and the male left the scene.

Over the course of Wednesday, Harris is due to hold several further meetings on Capitol Hill to discuss Ireland’s economic, trade and foreign policy priorities.

The first Online Safety Monitor calls on the Government to lead reform of EU laws against child sexual abuse material.

Another driver was detected travelling at 141km/h in a 100km/h zone on the N67 in Co Galway.

Kevin Sherry said that companies were looking for up-to-date information and wanted to know what specific actions they can take.

"As an advocate, I would like it to be a full public inquiry into CHI and how they have treated and handled children who live with scoliosis.”

Eva OsborneNews of a HIQA report finding that the use of non-medical grade springs in child spine surgeries was “bespoke and experimental" features across many front pages of Irish ...

Climate change was selected by 43 per cent of farmers as one of the three most important issues they face out of a list of eight.

A business plan lodged with the application states that the owners have paid out €3.5 million for the 110 acre Friarstown Stables farm and intend to spend another €7.5 million to €8 million

Officers investigating the smuggling of controlled drugs and contraband into prisons have carried out searches.

Luke McKee, with an address at St Catherine’s Foyer, Marrowbone Lane, Dublin 8, pleaded guilty in the District Court to producing a knife contrary to section 11 of the Firearms and Offensive Weapons Act, 1990.

Sergee Kelly struck little Ronan Wilson with such force that he propelled him 58 metres down the road from the point of impact.

Speaking after an inquest, the family of a cargo handler who died after a fall at Dublin Airport in 2018 have expressed their hope that security features will be improved

Police have said they are using air support to survey the area for potential suspects and further wildfires.

The government is to be presented with a review of a hypothetical scenario of an island-wide internet blackout.

These arrests form part of an ongoing garda investigation aimed at disrupting these criminal elements, gardaí said.

Richard Gracey (64) a father of five from Balbriggan, Co Dublin fell headfirst to the ground from a height of five metres while unloading cargo from an Air France aircraft on the morning of November 24th, 2018

The court heard the “f..off” incident happened towards the end of a night shift in the early hours of January 27th last when Colm Dunne, of St Laurence's Park, Drogheda, Co Louth, was fixing a faulty self-service flight check-in kiosk

Judge Keenan Johnson described it as a tragic case that has left Thomas Maher "a prisoner in his own body" after the unprovoked, vicious assault.

His previous 60 previous convictions include a conviction for burglary of Ms Keogh’s parents' home and convictions from France which include threatening a former partner.