The man in his 60s was brought to the Mater Hospital where he has since been pronounced dead

The man was found in the early hours of Saturday.

The fresh tariffs were announced in separate letters posted on Truth Social on Saturday.

A quantity of cash and a number of other items were also seized by gardaí.

Tens of thousands are taking to the streets across the region for the traditional Orange Order parades on Saturday.

Most places will either touch or break through the 30°C barrier to start the weekend, with a fresh yellow high temperature warning having kicked in.

The incident occurred in Rasharkin hours ahead of a July 12th parade in the town.

Hundreds of Eleventh Night bonfires were lit across Northern Ireland on Friday.

A wide range of stories feature on Irish front pages on Saturday morning.

Firefighters said they dealt with 72 bonfire-related incidents on Friday night.

It comes after an incident in Lifford on Monday January 20th.

Met Éireann has issued a status yellow high temperature advisory for 14 counties including Dublin, Kilkenny, Louth, Roscommon and Tipperary.

The incident occurred at a local swimming spot shortly after 4pm in the village of Newcastle, which is located close to The Vee Pass and Ballymacarbry.

US magistrate Judge Daniel Irick made the order at a hearing in Florida on Friday.

The final countdown is on for entries to Ireland’s Greenest Places 2025 with only days remaining for people to submit their nominations

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission issued the warning for those who own some models of Tower air fryers.

The cases brought by Kerry Sinn Féin TD, Pa Daly and People Before Profit-Solidarity TD, Paul Murphy point to a section of the Irish Constitution which limits the number of government members to 15 – including the taoiseach – and provides that they meet and act as a collective authority.

A man has been jailed for 20 months for attacking and threatening to kill his then partner in their home at a time when he was a serving garda

Keith O'Brien, who was employed in Dublin by Deel rival Rippling, admitted being paid €5,500 a month by Deel in return for trade secrets of his employer. He later apologised for the espionage and began cooperating with Rippling when it sued him, Deel and others.

A judge told the Courts Service they were heading for an OPW style fiasco after spending €1.5 million on a temporary courthouse