A community in Mullingar, Co Westmeath is reeling following the death of three people in a crash in Malaga, Spain

However, the teenager had no lawyer due to the ongoing dispute, in which solicitors had withdrawn their services over reforms that would provide flat fees for District Court legal aid cases.

Here, we have a look at the topics likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come

The High Court has ordered that a planning application for an underground fireworks storage facility in a rural area of north Mayo should be reconsidered

An Coimisiún identified the Electric Picnic partnership as a pilot initiative in the run-up to the Presidential election to reach younger people at one of Ireland’s largest in-person events.

The teenager, who cannot be named because he is a minor, is accused of possessing €14,100 worth of cocaine and €540 worth of ecstasy tablets for sale or supply in the early hours of Sunday in the north inner city.

Riad Bouchaker is charged with the attempted murder of two girls and one boy in Parnell Square East in 2023.

The DUP leader said his party was not made aware of allegations against the former MP.

Coroner Mr Justice Rooney is reading his charge to the jury following six months of evidence.

A Lithuanian national has pleaded guilty to engaging in a terrorist plot to attack a Galway mosque

A sports coach accused of sexually abusing four girls in the 70s and 80s told gardaí he had never heard of some of the complainants, his trial has heard

Harry Tector made a well-crafted half-century before Jai Moondra claimed three wickets.

Health and safety guidelines state that the temperatures in a room for children over the age of one should be between 18 and 22 degrees.

The Northern Ireland Assembly debated revelations about the conduct of Jeffrey Donaldson.

An adjudication hearing of the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) was told that four such incidents occurred on a single day in June 2024, leading to an internal investigation after they were reported by a social worker.

It comes more than five years after Labour first introduced a proposal to provide 20 days' leave for early pregnancy loss.

It will allow staff to delay retirement and work until the qualifying age for the state pension, which is 66.

In a new High Court ruling concerning the remediation plan for the unauthorised development, Judge Humphreys has confirmed that a 13-week timeframe has been agreed for the removal of the homes between the parties.

At present, the reductions in excise of 32 cent a litre on diesel and 27 cent for petrol are due to expire at the end of July.

A variety of topics feature on Irish front pages on Monday, including hospital security spending and several stories about Jeffrey Donaldson.