The jury heard that the couple and their two children were due to move to Kerry the day after the fire, for Eugene to start work with Ms Hogan’s father as a cabinet maker.

The star hurler did however admit during Garda interviews that he “ran away” from the scene of the alleged assault

Emrajare Ltd lodged the mixed use plans with Dublin City Council that involve the demolition of the Marble Arch pub that Mr McGregor purchased for a reported €1.5 million to €2 million two years ago

The Garda Commissioner said that they would look to use the technology to retrospectively scan footage as part of investigations.

All five major teaching unions, including the National Association of Head Teachers, were on strike together for only the second time.

The court heard previously that eight members were suspended out of some 130 members interviewed or investigated as part of the probe.

A sign appeared in the Suffolk area warning against the ‘re-housing of illegal immigrants’.

Drew Harris said that some people involved in the Dublin riots were ‘a danger to society’.

Fossil fuels have been ‘the elephant in the room’ at Cop conferences, climate protesters in Dublin said.

Justice minister Helen McEntee said lessons would be learned after the disorder in Dublin last week but accused Sinn Féin of politicising the issue.

An Arctic airmass has moved over Ireland this week, bringing noticeably colder weather

Uisce Éireann is not entitled to charge for water in the university's student accommodation, the High Court ruled

The charges follow a police investigation into footage of singing at an event in Co Down in 2022 which was streamed live on social media

The study also found almost a quarter of those were considering the move due to financial reasons.

Emily's father has revealed how the nine-year-old was led through gunfire in her pyjamas

Over €11,000 in cash was seized during the operation, along with 13 mobile phones and various documents

Sinn Féin's Pearse Doherty said "we've seen public safety collapse

As of April, a total of 141,600 people arrived into Ireland, an increase of 31 per cent on the previous year

The collision took place at Gornalahee in Carringnavar

A new report from the ESRI found 141,600 people arrived in the State in the 12 months to April, representing a 31 per cent increase on the previous year