Tús Community Employment Scheme members have finished a prototype of the green house they built from the disused screens from their own offices and are now planning to roll out the project so local groups can have their own screen house in which to grow their own vegetables.

Taoiseach Simon Harris has said he will pass an amended version of the hate speech legislation before the next general election.

Minister for Education Norma Foley made the remarks at a press event to launch the second year of the free schoolbooks scheme for primary schools

A 15-year-old girl killed after the car she was travelling in crashed in Co Wicklow last Sunday is to be laid to rest on Friday in her native town

That is an increase of 57 on on Tuesday's figures.

Elon Musk was involved in another bizarre online exchange about Ireland when he called the IRA a "plush toy" in response to a post about Irish immigration from a far-right account

20-year-old Josh Itseli was shot dead in Drimnagh in the early hours of Monday morning - Gardaí are treating it as gangland-related.

A man in his 60s was arrested after 139 kilos of cannabis herb, worth €2.7 million, was discovered on Tuesday in Wexford as part of an operation involving gardaí and revenue.

The Cork-born singer achieved the feat of making Ireland’s first final since 2018.

Wednesday front pages

The students are demanding the removal of Hillary Clinton as the university’s chancellor

Conor Murphy has been advised to rest pending medical tests, Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O’Neill said.

Gardaí carried out an extensive roads policing operation from Thursday to Tuesday morning.

Three men remained in Garda custody in Dublin on Tuesday evening

Dublin’s stance is ‘hard to reconcile’, a Tory frontbencher tells Parliament.

Mr Justice Quinn said he proposed to make a number of orders including setting aside the decision to award the contract to BAM KLS JV.

Gayle Killilea asked the High Court to dismiss the case that alleges Mr Dunne fraudulently transferred shares in a company called Mavior to her in a bid to defeat his creditors

The recommendation is one of more than 100 contained in two reports which were ordered by the Government which were published on Tuesday, alongside an examination on the organisation’s use of the so-called barter account

Maurice O'Carroll (63), with an address in Co Wexford, was found guilty of two counts of harassment and two counts of threatening to kill the solicitor and his wife

Niall Colgan, of Muckross Park, Perrystown, Dublin 12, pleaded guilty to one count of possessing child pornography. Photo: Collins Courts