The scheme will add a 15c/25c deposit to the price of items sold in eligible cans or bottles, which can later be reclaimed

Two statutory instruments will be introduced in the UK parliament on Thursday as part of the deal with the DUP

Eight people may have been exposed to a 'chemical agent' at the Technological University of the Shannon

The DUP has agreed to end its blockade on devolution after two years protesting at post-Brexit trading arrangements.

The EU has said it will ‘carefully analyse’ measures that would end routine checks on goods moving from GB to and staying in NI.

The High Court has refused an injunction preventing the deportation of a Somalian man on Thursday to France

Chris Heaton-Harris said he had found the wrangling to restore powersharing ‘frustrating’

Breda O’Keeffe said she had ‘no awareness’ that the board had not approved her application

Jonathan Moles (30), of De Paul Trust, Little Britain Street, Dublin 7, pleaded guilty to sexual assault and assault causing harm of a woman at a flat on Botanic Avenue, Dublin

The judge ordered the pub chain to pay €6,500 to the claimant, plus legal costs

Andrew Cash (32), of no fixed abode, appeared before Judge Pauline Codd in Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on Wednesday after pleading guilty to counts of theft, robbery, attempted robbery and assault causing harm

The application is being pursued by a teenager suing through his mother. They allege Tusla is in contempt of a December 2023 court order for the boy to be admitted to a special care unit.

The Tanaiste said he does ‘not anticipate any difficulties’ from the EU side on a deal on trade arrangements for Northern Ireland.

Wicklow County Council employee Vincent O’Brien was working as a caretaker at a water treatment plant when the fatal incident occurred

Low-cost Spanish airline, Vueling, Jordi Pla Pintre is one of a number of airline executives to call on Fingal County Council to raise the current 32 million passenger per annum cap at Dublin airport to 40 million passengers per annum.

The Wayfinding Centre is located on the site of a former printworks in Glasnevin and will open to the public in April.

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris argued the agreement was the ‘right one’ for Northern Ireland and for the union.

Six vehicles were broken into on the Ring Road in Springhill - a number of power tools and equipment were reported stolen.

A report recently commissioned by Bolt revealed that in Dublin nearly half (43 per cent) of requested trips by customers can go unfulfilled at peak times.

The DUP leader said the agreement is not perfect, but he is ‘satisfied’ with the outcome