Louise O’Reilly said the parties are not ‘fooling anybody’ by arguing about their differences when they ‘agree of pretty much everything’

The party has also vowed to create 30,000 public childcare places.

The boyfriend of an American nurse allegedly killed by an Irish man has revealed he feels that he “failed” her and wishes he could have “protected her”

An address in Blackrock, Co Dublin, was searched on Tuesday and the pair were arrested at the scene.

Gardaí are following a definite line of enquiry following the fatal assault at the hotel pool of the luxury Ballyfin Demesne which occurred at around 8pm on Tuesday

The Tánaiste said homeownership was a “key” issue for Fianna Fáil.

Craig Ballentine was arrested three weeks ago over the UAE’s cybercrime laws, Detained in Dubai have said.

There is a clear preference for hybrid working models among Irish workers.

Olivia Humphreys, 24, from Limerick, came up with the invention Athena after her own mother’s battle with cancer.

It comes as his Coalition leader in Fianna Fáil has pledged to reduce inheritance tax to 25 per cent and raise the thresholds for paying it.

Cailean Crawford (28) on Tuesday pleaded not guilty to the murder of Thomas McCarthy on July 27th 2020 at Croftwood Park, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10

Wednesday's front pages focus on a range of stories from a state body behind the Dublin metro project paying €514,000 for two reports from the same firm to Micheál Martin warning house prices will continue to rise.

Tributes have been paid to Mr Duhan, 74, who had written songs recorded by artists such as Christy Moore, The Dubliners and Mary Black.

Emergency services were alerted to an incident at the hotel on Tuesday evening.

The average open-market rent nationwide in the third quarter was €1,955 per month, up 7.7 per cent year-on-year

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Micheal Martin said supply had not yet risen far enough in response to a rising population for house prices to fall.

Mr Berry from Ballyfermot, Dublin, had launched defamation proceedings against the Garda Commissioner after an image containing his name and photograph on a Garda notice board was circulated on social media in 2019.

A fitness-to-teach inquiry concluded that the teacher had contravened the Code of Professional Conduct for Teachers

The jury also heard on Tuesday afternoon that when Mr Phelan gave evidence in a 2017 case of trespassing and damage on his lands, people had made threats to kill him in the courtroom.