A man in his 40s was arrested in connection with the incident in Rathass Cemetery, Tralee.

As part of Operation Stargrew law enforcement from 19 countries have disrupted one of the world’s largest phishing-as-a-service platforms

Thursday's front pages

The Defence Forces' "historically low" numbers of 7,500 are a reflection of the slow pace of implementing recommended reforms

An Irishman has been selected as the foreman of the jury for Donald Trump's hush money trial in New York

Forty eight people died in the blaze at the Dublin nightclub on St Valentine’s Day in 1981.

Mary Lou McDonald said around 250,000 hospital appointments were cancelled last year, including 800 child chemotherapy appointments.

Ireland has granted more than 105,000 temporary protection orders since Russia invaded Ukraine.

Simon Harris was attending a European Council meeting in Brussels.

The Fianna Fail leader said there had been ‘significant debate’ on the bill.

Gardaí are investigating claims that ex-soldiers were found to have provided training to a Libyan military group subject to international sanctions.

The Criminal Assets Bureau has seized the Dublin home of Christopher Waldron and is due to auction it next Friday.

‘We must not forget about the plight of the people of Gaza who are close to famine,’ Micheál Martin said.

John Murray (43) was sentenced to two years in prison after the court heard his wife, Kellie Walton (42), transferred a total of €872,470 to his bank account over a ten-year period

First Minister Michelle O’Neill has described it as a “good policy to create a smoke-free generation”.

The deputy First Minister, who is an MLA for Lagan Valley, did not rule herself out of the running.

Forty-eight people died in a fire at the nightclub in Artane, north Dublin, in the early hours of Valentine’s Day 1981.

Economy Minister Conor Murphy was once held in the Crumlin Road Gaol accused of Provisional IRA membership.

The Sinn Fein leader said there are not enough staff working in the healthcare system.

A long running inquest into the 1976 atrocity last week criticised the IRA and its political representatives for not engaging with proceedings.