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Irish citizens are being asked to vote in two referendums to change the Constitution

Ireland has provided refuge to about 100,000 Ukrainians since the war.

Gardaí have arrested a man over the supply of drugs into prisons.

Siún Ní Raghallaigh told Catherine Martin in September that the remuneration committee must approve amendments to executive pay.

The row between the Minister for Media and the RTÉ board is splashed across many of Saturday’s newspaper front pages.

The State pathologist and local coroner were notified.

Siún Ní Raghallaigh resigned as RTÉ chair on Friday after Ms Martin said she had been misinformed about her role in the approval of an exit package.

The Minister for Media has been accused by opposition politicians of ‘summarily dismissing’ the chairwoman of the RTÉ board live on air.

The court also made some changes to various High Court orders for the discovery of documents sought by both sides.

Hugh O’Brien (52) had to be removed from the courtroom during his sentencing hearing because of his constant verbal outbursts.

He said he is also doubtful if any insurance company would take over the insurance of Castlehyde House considering the ongoing legal proceedings.

It is also alleged that in 2021 the respondent blocked Mr Vakiy's access to Maxala's bank accounts while the plaintiff was in Ukraine.

The judge noted Bird had not been involved in violence and was at a remove from the offending but was a party to the enterprise.

He has 59 previous convictions, including convictions for theft, criminal damage, public order, breach of an order, and failure to appear.

Wayne Fairhurst, 32, with an unknown UK address, appeared before Judge Treasa Kelly at Dublin District Court on Friday.

Justice Minister Helen McEntee said she was concerned after drug possession charges spiked in three of four Garda regions.

Ms O'Doherty had been given an opportunity to turn up before another judge who dealt with this case and had not done so, he said.

The East Antrim MP has been a vocal critic of the unionist party’s deal with the UK government which led to the restoration of the Stormont powersharing.

Charities criticised the ‘shockingly normal’ increase in the monthly homeless figures.