Mr Gavin was accompanied by Fianna Fáil deputy leader Jack Chambers as he submitted the paperwork at the Customs House in Dublin on Friday.

A female cyclist, aged in her 20s, has died after a collision with a truck in Cork city on Thursday evening

Friday's front pages

As the Dáil returns amid recent threats to politicians, a Government minister has said "there is no point in condemning this abuse if we continue to use abusive language"

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn and Tánaiste Simon Harris will unveil the framework on Friday

The annual report and financial statements for the OPR show that the spend on legal fees concerning legal proceedings increased from €47,695 to €437,202.

It is understood that the man was carrying out works in the area and was struck by his dumpster truck.

Niall Keyes, 27, with an address at Capel Street, Dublin 1, appeared before Judge Valerie Corcoran at Dublin District Court on Thursday.

Assistant governor of Cloverhill Prison, Mark Delaney, told a sitting of Dublin District Coroner’s Court that the success of the pilot project at Mountjoy meant netting was now being rolled out across the prison network.

Katie Simpson, 21, from Tynan, Co Armagh, died in 2020.

The Labour Government came to power with a pledge to replace and repeal the controversial 2023 Legacy Act introduced by the Conservatives.

'Probably less than one in a million people on Earth have ever seen Saturn, its rings and its moons up close like this'

The old 100ml or less liquid rule is being relaxed too, with departing passengers permitted to carry up to two litres in their hand luggage, while liquids and gels no longer need to be packed into clear plastic bags.

On her win, Maureen Igoe from Bonniconlon, Co Mayo, said a drop or two of Guinness and a spoonful of treacle 'makes the difference'.

Doctors at Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) at Crumlin and the Department of Paediatrics at Trinity College examined four cases in which young teenagers were injured in the weeks after Christmas.

The 18-year-old, who cannot be named because she was aged 17 and still a minor when initially accused of connected theft offences, appeared at the Dublin Children's Court.

Senior party figures have refused to reveal what their intentions are ahead of a formal announcement due on Saturday.

Holders of long-stay visas to study in Ireland, they had been unable to leave the enclave without assistance.

A statement was made on Thursday by the law firm, Mulholland Law, acting on behalf of both men. 

Five of the men appeared in person while another appeared by videolink before Judge Brendan O'Reilly at a sitting of Falcarragh District Court.