The settlement against the Mercy University Hospital is without an admission of liability and the court heard a “full and robust” defence had been filed in the case.

Newly-announced artists include Kilimanjaro, Sam Austin, Juicy Romance, Clara La San, In Parallel, Khakikid, LB aka Labat, and Dublin’s own Jazzy

A total of seven premises were searched, and a number of items were seized.

The TUV leader was speaking during a debate in the Commons.

A search of a van resulted in the recovery of 1.2kg of suspected cocaine with an estimated value of €84,000.

80 jobs have been saved at the country’s biggest print producer of mail shots, brochures and magazines including the RTE Guide

William Greene jammed emergency telephone lines for nearly 130 hours in 2023

Last year, Ann Summers (Ireland) Ltd reduced the number of shops it operates here from three to two

A defence barrister told Belfast Crown Court that Julie Ann McIlwaine had been the victim of sustained domestic abuse and coercive control.

The disabled parking permit is intended to benefit people who are most directly disadvantaged by parking that does not meet their needs. 

Judge Keenan Johnson heard how gardaí were dispatched to the woman's home in Mullingar shortly after midnight and saw the victim in an emotional state and "bleeding heavily from the back of her head".

US president Donald Trump has singled out pharmaceuticals – many manufactured in Ireland – as a possible target for trade restrictions

Verona Murphy will have the backing of Government parties, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, as well as Government-supporting independent TDs.

Lieutenant-Colonel Shane Rockett, commander of the 125 Infantry Battalion at Camp Shamrock, said the situation is the worst he had seen.

It is Lieutenant General Seán Clancy’s last overseas trip in the role.

"We wouldn't like to be in this situation, but it is a situation where we've got to choose a side.”

The Army bomb disposal team has been called to a property in Gorey, Co Wexford, after a suspect device was discovered this morning

Imposing sentence on Thursday, Mr Justice Paul Burns noted “to say the facts of this matter are disturbing is something of an understatement”.

Mr Justice Twomey wished all parties the best for the future and adjourned the matter until next month.

The fitness-to-practise committee found that the consultant had failed to conduct an abdominal palpation