Josip Štrok (31) died days after the incident in Clondalkin on March 30th

Tánaiste Micheál Martin said the UK government's plan to send international protection applicants to Rwanda is already affecting Ireland

Figures from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation show University Hospital Limerick is the worst affected by overcrowding, with 106 patients on trolleys.

Bankinter will offer services, including deposits, under its Spanish licence until it secures an Irish permit

The two men are due to appear before Blanchardstown District Court on Friday

Two children were among those killed in the attack carried out by loyalist paramilitary group the UVF in December 1971

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Three Garda cars were damaged during the incident on Thursday

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris said his direction that all uniformed officers complete at least 30 minutes of road policing during each shift has made a difference to Garda enforcement

John Faulkner (41) was part of a burglary trio targeting elderly people’s homes while they attended mass

The award-winning Irish Times journalist is suing her former colleague, John Waters (pictured) for damages of up to €75,000 for defamation of character. Photo: Collins

Alan Melia (29) pleaded guilty to robbery at an Applegreen filling station in Co Down, and endangerment, dangerous driving and criminal damage at various locations on the M1 in Co Louth

More than 25 children were identified as victims of child abuse imagery in the first three months of this year.

Taoiseach Simon Harris apologised on behalf of the state to the families of the 48 victims of the Dublin nightclub fire.

A High Court judge has lambasted as “disgraceful” the need to send a 17-year-old girl to a specialist secure unit in Britain because there is no such place available for her in Ireland

Adam Winters, with an address at Blackhall, Glynn, Co Wexford, pleaded guilty to two counts of sexually defiling the girl at locations in Cork and Waterford

Drew Harris admitted that threats and abuse towards elected politicians had become ‘a more pernicious problem’

Ann McCabe (81) died in hospital while recovering from complications which arose during surgery at the Blackrock Clinic

The Taoiseach said Helen McEntee was working ‘in an extraordinarily demanding situation’.

Helen McEntee said more than 80% of international protection applicants in Ireland are coming through Northern Ireland.