If you love nothing more than a swim or walk along the beach all year round, then living nearby is a definite help.

The jobless man, in his 30s, who allegedly bragged about having "generous friends" cannot be named for legal reasons.

The incidents happened on Friday night and Saturday afternoon at the building on Ormond Quay.

The two men, aged in their 60s and 50s, sustained head and other injuries during the workplace accident, around lunchtime, at a farm at Aradgh, in west county Limerick.

Greg Green, 18, of La Touche Road, Bluebell, Dublin, was granted bail with strict conditions after the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) authorised that he face trial on indictment over the alleged incident on October 7th last year.

Thousands of protesters marched through Dublin on Saturday afternoon.

The man, in his 20s, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared at Dublin District Court on Saturday after the Director of Public Prosecutions directed that he be charged with the offence which allegedly occurred last year

Taoiseach Simon Harris continues to insist the Government will serve its full term to March 2025, despite persistent rumours of a November general election

Some fans looking to secure tickets to see Oasis at their reunion tour in 2025 were deemed to be bots or waited in long queues.

The rural village has been plunged into sadness following the sudden death of the popular mother and grandmother who lived just yards from where the tragedy occurred at Church Street off St Johnston's main street at 2pm

When ticket prices were advertised earlier this week, standing tickets in Croke Park were €86.50 plus booking fees, the MEP said.

Taoiseach Simon Harris has insisted Ireland is "not a country of hate or racism" as he said far-right agitators must be separated from people with concerns about migration policy

Saturday's front pages

The numbers suspected to have cheated in this year’s Leaving Certificate and Leaving Certificate Applied has almost doubled to 114 students

The Court of Justice of the EU has announced it is to hand down its decision in an appeal against a landmark court ruling involving Apple and the Irish Government on September 10th

Stormont ministers have written to the PM expressing concerns over means testing the payments.

The Department of Integration is examining the offers.

The death of a woman in her 80s in an incident in the village of St Johnston on Friday afternoon is the latest tragedy on the county's roads in the past week.

Stormont’s health minister was the only declared candidate to replace Doug Beattie as UUP leader.

The man was assaulted in Killinarden Heights on August 18th.