Brady's counsel claimed it was not normal for jurors to come and work in a courtroom of 31 people when there was a "deadly disease out there"

Catherine Martin said trust between RTÉ and the public has been ‘absolutely shattered’.

Teaching representatives also joined in the protest event, which concluded with a loud rally within earshot of the Dail and Government Buildings.

Any appointment will be subject to final agreement.

A Dublin-based wedding planner highlights some up-and-coming trends.

The man went to a toy shop in Cork and stole four large Lego sets from the shelves

Condé Nast Traveller's readers placed the Irish cities among the top five friendliest spots in Europe

Library staff were told the closure of their building went “against the grain” of everything they stood for but that they had been left with no choice but to shut their doors

The Health Information and Quality Authority is appearing before the Oireachtas Health Committee on Wednesday to discuss its 2022 annual report

Police in Spain have arrested eight people following an investigation which early on discovered a large amount of cannabis had been sent to Ireland

Key measures of the Windsor Framework came into effect for Northern Ireland on Sunday, including the green/red lane system for the movement of goods.

The office of the Press Ombudsman was free and could act far more quickly than the legal route, she said.

You’ll often see the writer and activist front row at Gucci fashion shows.

Wednesday's front pages focus on a range of stories, from the ESRI warning about slower economic growth to the Minister for Finance saying a shortfall in tax revenue will limit the budget.

Minister for Media, Catherine Martin is to appear before an Oireachtas committee on Wednesday and will tell TDs and senators she is expanding the terms of reference of the forensic accountants, Mazars.

The think tank has forecast that Ireland’s GDP will contract for the first time since 2012.

The Dublin-born designer takes over from Sarah Burton

Seán Walsh (56) is wanted in Northern Ireland to face charges of IRA membership

The Exchequer returns for the quarter were up by just over 6 per cent on last year

The second stage of the inquiry got under way on Tuesday, examining key decisions made by the UK government between January 2020 and February 2022