Rory McCullough, who runs six coaches from his base in Clogherhead, Co. Louth, has been forced to pay an extra €1400 on diesel for his transport since pump prices began rising a week ago.

Stranded Gary Nolan is now appealing to the thieves to return his 171 Skoda Octavia, which was taken from outside his home at Whitehall in Dublin last week.

A look at what stories are makingthe front pages of Sunday's papers.

Police have launched a murder investigation after the death of a woman – named locally as Amy Doherty – in Co Derry.

Sources said the woman had suffered catastrophic head injuries and that she was fighting for life in hospital.

Simon Harris said that he was "very conscious of the fact that people are really feeling financial pressure", also recognising the impact of "financial anxiety".

Danny Kruger was speaking to the TUV conference.

Fox is suing the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP), the Garda and various other State parties, alleging that the decision to prosecute him “destroyed” his reputation and standing, and caused him emotional distress.

The woman was found at a property in the Summer Meadows Mews area of the city at around 10.20am.

The incident happened in the village of Dunfanaghy at approximately 5.20pm.

The council had previously rejected another application as the proposal would not fit appropriately into the rural coastal and high-value landscape and would seriously detract from the visual amenities of the area.

Claire Cullen, from Riverchapel, Gorey, travelled abroad to attend her brother’s wedding last November when the fatal incident occurred. She is survived by her husband Ronan and their three children.

She passed away on Wednesday, just two days after the funeral of her husband.

She had an “intense, indescribable headache” during English prose class.

A look at what stories are making the front pages of Saturday's papers.

Ejike Francis Ogubefi (42) of Clonard Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12 and Steven Silvester (32) of The Paddocks, Morristown, Newbridge, Co. Kildare, were both convicted of directing the activities of a criminal organisation following a trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court in February.

The 31-year-old married father of a ten-month-old girl had returned to the property in a visibly injured state.

The users claimed the loss of the flight, which followed a timetable shake-up, caused many to miss vital treatment while others could not travel following treatment.

On Friday, Judge Orla Crowe sentenced him to three years and nine months, but suspended the final six months on strict conditions.

A Cork racing tipster has been ordered by the High Court to immediately remove an allegedly defamatory article