Several arrests were made on Friday following disorder in the past week with teenagers among those arrested.

Forty eight people were killed when the blaze ripped through the Dublin nightclub in 1981.

He claims his rights are being breached due to the Prison Authorities' alleged failure to provide him with Kosher food, which is food prepared in accordance with Jewish religious beliefs.

It broke out at a premises in the early hours of Sunday the 28th of July.

A police officer told the court that police have been dealing with serious ongoing public disorder in Belfast in recent days.

48 people were killed when the blaze ripped through the Dublin nightclub in 1981.

A man and woman aged in their 50s were arrested as part of the investigation, and are currently being held in a Garda station in Tipperary.

It comes amid a decision to cancel scheduled care across five hospitals and injury units in the Mid-West for an indefinite period.

Assistant Chief Constable Melanie Jones said police are prepared for what they expect to be a busy weekend with protests as well as other events.

The body of mother-of-five Josie Ray was discovered at her home in Nenagh on Sunday afternoon

Darragh Kane (25), of Cushlawn Park, Tallaght, was accused of carrying out a knife robbery at his local shop

The threat was made in a phone call to the Samaritans.

The Office of the Inspector of Prisons has recommended that the Irish Prison Service should intensify efforts to physically prevent drugs from entering jails

University Hospital Limerick was the most overcrowded hospital in Ireland on Friday

Gardaí said one third of all accommodation scams take place during August to September each year

The PSNI said it dealt with a number of race-related hate crimes and other disorder on Thursday night.

The front pages on Friday, August 9th

The two-vehicle collision took place on the N59 near Newport at about 4.30pm on Thursday

Police said 22 people had been arrested in recent days as they condemned violence in the city as ‘a disgrace’.

The Irish Hospital Consultants Association said the decision ‘effectively amounts to a dereliction of hospitals across the Mid-West’.