‘If you’re going to be prime minister of the UK, either you’re against this stuff, or you just let it happen,’ Aodhán Ó Ríordáin said

An expert witness said he believes a fire could have started in the hot press of the main bar in the Stardust nightclub without staff noticing

The young girl who was seriously injured in a knife attack in Dublin's Parnell Square has returned to ICU

A drunken man who attempted to start a fire at a house due to a long-held grievance with a previous resident has been given a four-year suspended sentence

Ciaran Foster (30) pleaded guilty to one count of robbery on Westmoreland Street, Dublin 2, on July 23rd, 2019.

The UK prime minister expressed his ‘disappointment at the timing and course of action’ from Dublin in contesting the Legacy Act in the courts, No 10 said

The extension of the hotel, on the corner of O’Connell Street and Cathal Brugha Street, will result in the loss of a beer garden that serves Fibber Magee’s, The Living Room and Murray’s Bar and Restaurant.

Eoin Michael Cahill says Ryanair has wrongly accused him of engaging in disruptive behaviour on a date in which he neither travelled on a Ryanair flight nor was he present at Dublin Airport.

Minister for Justice Helen McEntee said the asylum system should not be used as a ‘back way to economic migration’

A report on the plan to deliver 3,550 affordable homes was said to contain ‘very little’ information.

Michael Kelly (34) pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to assaulting the woman and causing her harm.

Green Label Property Investments Limited was summonsed to face prosecution by Dublin City Council

The judge said he was 'fatigued' by the 'familiar suite of arguments' made by lawyers regarding the use of CCTV

DNA samples have been sent to the laboratory of Forensic Science Ireland to see if they match samples provided by relatives of a man who disappeared without trace last year in Cork.

Richard Kearney (42) also briefly falsely imprisoned his former prison chaplain in her home bathroom during a spate of offending in March 2023

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said the changes show the ‘naysayers are wrong’.

The loyalist activist has denied he misrepresented elements of the meeting in social media posts

Limerick solicitor Gerard O'Neill previously settled an action over comments in Irish Small and Medium Enterprises Association press releases

Minister for Finance Michael McGrath is to travel to China and Minister for the Environment Eamon Ryan is to head to Brazil

The end of the two-year Stormont blockage was signalled when DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson secured the backing of his party executive.