Mr Justice Anthony Barr said the decision maker at the International Protection Appeals Tribunal (IPAT) found the man was “subjectively credible” but his fears of persecution were “objectively unfounded”

David Amah and Michael Andrecut appeared before Mr Justice Tony Hunt on Wednesday

Wayne Gilligan (28) has 89 previous convictions, including many for road traffic offences, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard

John Murphy (47) pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to three counts of making a false report on dates in August and October 2022

The Taoiseach said the Government has to ‘respond to genuine concerns’ about a lack of services

Michael Crotty is charged with facilitating Mr Kirwan's murder in 2016

About 7kg of ketamine was discovered inside Jemima Tambo Bebi's bag at Dublin Airport

It was reported last week that 46 of the 54 units at Belcamp Manor in Balgriffin were bought by an investment fund

Thomas Lorigan (34) is accused of the murder of his uncle, John O'Neill (79) in Lisdoonvarna, Co Clare in January 2022

Li Qiang, China’s second-most powerful man, met Taoiseach Leo Varadkar during a brief diplomatic visit to Ireland

A pro-Palestine protest and an anti-government demonstration were held at opposite entrances to Leinster House on Wednesday.

James Browne (75) died in 2015, leaving assets in both Ireland and Australia

The man, who was recently extradited from Scotland, maintained he is an Irish orphan named Arthur Knight.

Uisce Éireann pleaded guilty to two water pollution charges downstream of a water treatment plant near the town of Ennistymon

Over 308 million journeys were made on public transport last year

The Assembly has been recalled in a new attempt to elect a speaker.

The HSE and a GP have apologised to the mother of a six-year-old boy for the treatment her young son received after he swallowed a button battery

The teenager was arrested under the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act 1997

The sporting equipment store joins H&M in the newly renovated Clerys Quarter

There have been warnings of severe disruption to public services.