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

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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’.

One vehicle was involved in the incident in the Drumquin area on Monday evening.

Twitter claimed that it may not be able to provide X to its European users if the court action succeeds.

Kevin Daniel Andrei (23) appeared at Dublin District Court charged with three counts of possessing close to €600,000 in crime proceeds

Visitors from America, China, and Australia took part alongside Irish players from across the island at Chadwick Wexford Park to break the record

An ongoing dispute in Mullingar, Co Westmeath, has led to 15 incidents within the past five weeks

A crowd gathered outside Parliament Buildings ahead of a recall of the Assembly following nights of disorder in Belfast.

The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (Ifac) warned that the health overspend could go above €2 billion this year.

Dublin mayor James Geoghegan said Irish athlete’s efforts will have inspired girls and boys across the country.

Licence fee sales dropped during a major financial scandal at RTÉ.

Large landlords account for more than one in five private tenancies in Dublin.

The man, aged in his 30s, was taken from the scene to Tallaght Hospital where he later died.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill said ministers ‘are unequivocally collective in our determination to say no to racism’.

Since last September, 577 have been “forced to close their doors for good” since the rise in the VAT rate from nine to 13.5 per cent, according to the Restaurants Association of Ireland.

Works worth eight million euro will go on display at the Art and Soul event at the K Club in Co Kildare this weekend.

The INMO (Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation) Trolleywatch figures show 357 patients were waiting in emergency departments, while 133 were in wards elsewhere in the hospital.