The Irish newspapers cover a variety of topics on Wednesday, including a potential murder investigation in Cork

A rapid risk assessment found the probability of a measles outbreak in Ireland was high.

Rare diseases affect around 6% of the Irish population, figures show.

Income tax was up 2.9 per cent from January 2023

Seán Haughey, who is the son of former taoiseach Charles Haughey, has served as a councillor, senator, TD and minister of state during his time in politics

The body of Michael Foley was found at sheltered accommodation in Macroom on Tuesday afternoon

The plaintiff's allege accountant Gerard Young hired convicted criminal Martin 'the Viper' Foley to collect a disputed debt of approximately €19,000

John Tate (61) was charged with two counts of arson, two counts of violent disorder, and obstructing traffic in Dublin city centre on November 23rd

Patrick McDonagh has pleaded not guilty to the murder of his neighbour Peter McDonald in July 2020

The action concerns a property at Mount Edwards Heights in Ballinfull

Ms Justice Emily Egan found Dr Pawan Rajpal raised a fair issue to be tried that the HSE’s chief executive unlawfully delegated a “crucial aspect” of his decision-making function in the inquiry to an independent investigator

A Dublin Airport firefighter who claims he was injured during a training exercise to put out an aircraft fire has sued in the High Court.

Christopher Dunne (39) carried out a number of robberies while armed with a knife and an imitation revolver, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard

Ditch Media brought the case after being refused a copy of Taoiseach Leo Varadkar’s 2022 annual donation statement last August

Inquest hears staff at Mullingar hospital felt woman who suffered fatal kick to head was "not bad enough" to need specialist care in Beaumont

The body of the man (60s) remains at the scene

The funeral Mass of 25-year-old Michael Kelly, who was killed alongside his two friends in a crash last Wednesday, was held in Hacketstown, Co Carlow on Tuesday

The man was arrested on Monday afternoon in Dublin city centre where a number of protests were taking place

Superintendent Liam Geraghty said those who fail the Garda fitness test are mostly in the younger age bracket

The four were reported to the PPS for consideration across six files submitted by Operation Kenova investigators.