The man's body was discovered at around 1.30pm on Sunday at a residence in Eustance Demesne, Naas

People due to fly from the airport were forced to walk a distance to the terminal after the demonstrators blocked the only access route

The Garda Armed Support Unit was called in to assist a managed containment operation which led to the man's arrest

Micheál Martin set out a range of measures to help parents, householders and pensioners

John and Gabrielle O’Donnell died after a fire broke out at their home in Cork City on April 4th

In a briefing document for Minister for Justice Helen McEntee, the Department of Justice said only one out of every four cases selected for deportation is likely to be successful

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Dr Iris Elliot said that since Brexit, Northern Ireland is no longer participating in European surveys.

Iran launched the unprecedented assault on Saturday night in response to an Israeli attack on the Iranian consulate in Syria earlier this month

Sunday's front pages focus on a range of stories from promised tax cuts for middle income earners to claims of a Me Too moment for SIPTU at the WRC next week. 

Two families have been forced to evacuate their homes near Curraghboy village in Roscommon due to serious flooding

The Tánaiste said there have been ‘very worrying’ developments between Iran and Israel in recent days

Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien said the Government needs to build up the capacity in the construction sector before it can commit to building 250,000 homes

The former taoiseach made the comments as he attended the 82nd Fianna Fáil Ard Fheis in Dublin

Lisa Chambers said there is ‘nothing stopping us’ from deporting a person who commits a crime in the state.

The Fianna Fail leader said there is a need for a serious public debate around the issue.

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The seizure was part of an ongoing investigation targeting serious and organised crime in Dublin

The Fianna Fáil leader denied the suggestion that the government was afraid to run another plebiscite after a double rejection in March.

Micheál Martin also defended not inviting the Israeli ambassador to his party’s conference in Dublin this weekend.