Keith Farrell (50), of Le Fanu Road, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10, pleaded guilty to possession of child sexual abuse material

The jury of seven women and five men began their deliberations on Tuesday in the trial of Alan Vial (39) and Nikita Burns (23)

Philip Crowley (33), of Lein Park, Raheny, pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court

The 71-year-old was found injured at a flat in the Co Tyrone town last week and later died

The judge found that Virgin had breached obligations in the way in which its phone agents dealt with customers seeking to switch

Thales, a French-owned arms company, already runs a factory in east Belfast and test facility in Co Down.

Belfast Lough is on a 'knife edge' due to a failure to invest in wastewater infrastructure, MLAs have been warned.

She said she wants to avoid the scenes of trolley congestion in hospitals across the country.

Westmeath student Clodagh Ramsey from Wilson’s Hospital School walked away as the overall winner for her design

Minister of State Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran engaged in fierce exchanges in defence of public spending on a range of projects

Jamie Diver, who was in his early 20s, died following a road tragedy in the Gaeltacht village of Gortahork on Friday night last.

Figures from Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) also reveal how the M50 was by far the most lucrative toll road in the state in 2024.

Callum Kearney, who posed as an interested buyer, received a three-year sentence with 21 months suspended

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has committed to raising Ireland’s views on Ukraine and Gaza when he meets US President Donald Trump next week.

Carly Flynn has cerebral palsy, uses a wheelchair and has a mild learning disability

The 12-year-old won the hearts of the nation following her appearance on The Late Late Toy Show in 2020.

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said she had a meeting with the Pharmacy Union on February 11th

The court heard that Lucky Enogheghase, with an address at Frenchville Lane, Co Galway, was involved in facilitating the journey of three women from Nigeria to Ireland

TV on the Radio will be playing their first show in Ireland in 17 years and are performing exclusively at Beyond the Pale in 2025, playing tracks from all five of their albums.

Peter Burke also said there was a plan in place to deal with any possible US tariffs on the Irish pharmaceutical sector.