Lee Byrne (28) of Termon Court, Poppintree, Ballymun, Dublin 11, pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to assault causing harm to the woman at his home on October 25th 2025.

Gardaí say the scene is preserved for technical examination and the State Pathologist has been notified

The opposition has described the legislation as a ‘political test’.

The court heard it had been used as a café and for social activities by those in occupation.

Met Éireann says the hot weather will lead to uncomfortable sleeping conditions, animal welfare issues, heat stress and dehydration, especially for the vulnerable and elderly, and water safety issues.

Ms McDonald is bringing a bill to the Dáil that would require the Taoiseach to prepare and publish a Green Paper on Irish unity.

John Quinn, a lawyer at John M Quinn & Co Solicitors, was granted permission last week to bring an action seeking to quash the statutory instrument underpinning the new regulations.

Nellie has spinal muscular atrophy and has been treated at the Dublin hospital since her diagnosis when she was six months old.

Survivors have spoken of the ‘cruelty’ and ‘isolation of young women’ in the institutions run by the Church and state in Northern Ireland.

Eugen Constantin from Church Street, Portlaoise is charged with the murder of his 50-year-old wife Adina Raluca Constantin

The victim, Erol Ibrahim, from Moyross, Limerick, who it was heard in court, is known to gardaí, was also beaten with an air-gun and threatened he’d be shot during the burglary.

In internal discussions, Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) said the volume of tollable traffic using the tunnel to dodge heavy morning traffic was rising by more than eight per cent a year.

The former DUP leader was convicted last month of 18 sex offences.

The group represents almost 200 women’s organisations across the island of Ireland.

During the course of the interaction, the man in his 30s became violent and assaulted three members of the force.

The percentage share of total metered electricity consumption used by data centres rose to 23% in 2025.

The Police Ombudsman has reviewed the PSNI use of force during disorder in Northern Ireland in June.

Micheál Martin said the need to enhance European security and resilience ‘has never been more evident’.

There have been a number of near misses in the club grounds during the winter months and the community has been hit hard by the death of Grace Lynch, who died after being hit by a scrambler bike in the area in January.

The prize will be given to a European who has contributed to the values which the former SDLP leader advocated for.