Gardaí in Crumlin have arrested one man following a stabbing incident in Ballymount, Dublin 12 on Wednesday evening

Thursday’s front pages

Gardaí seized a shotgun, ammunition and two vehicles during a search operation in Baldoyle, Dublin 13 on Wednesday evening

The plan recommends more camera surveillance in areas where there is high anti-social behaviour

There's a warning of heavy rain and gusty winds with spot flooding and possible disruption to traffic

The PSNI said there have now been 48 arrests and 38 charges since violence broke out following anti-immigration protests in the city on August 3rd.

At around 7.30pm on Saturday, September 21st, gardaí and emergency services were alerted to a serious collision involving a motorcycle and a pedestrian on the N24 in Mooncoin village. 

The incident happened shortly before 6pm on May 28th at the Merrion Square side of the complex

The committee understands that eight per cent of male prisoners are Travellers, 16 per cent of female prisoners are Travellers, and 21 per cent of children detained are Travellers.

Office of Public Works officials appeared before the Oireachtas Finance Committee to answer questions about the high costs of the shelter.

An inquest at Dublin District Coroner’s Court heard evidence by several nursing staff at TUH that the emergency department was experiencing significant overcrowding and understaffing at the time

The Irish-owned company has invested €500,000 in the 1,200 square foot clinic with the aim of brining high quality aesthetic and laser treatments to locals at an affordable price tag.

The social media campaign is aimed at students across Ireland as they settle back in college and begin considering, researching and planning a summer abroad next year on USIT’s J1 USA visa programme.

John Conlon, of the Office of Public Works, told the Oireachtas Finance Committee the project included a significant mechanical and electrical system.

Cork Coroner’s Court yesterday heard that Roy Butler of O’Reilly Road in Waterford died on August 17th, 2021

The Northern Ireland Companion Animal Welfare Group held a drop-in event at Parliament Buildings to talk to MLAs about their concerns.

Pearse Doherty TD said the way the scheme was designed created ‘resentment and inequality’ in the rental market.

Limerick City Fine Gael General Election candidate Maria Byrne has said publicly-funded HRT would be a gamechanger for women's health.

The State’s representative has accused the lead contractor of under resourcing the project.

Since the Government’s signing of the Lisbon Declaration in June 2021, the number of people experiencing homelessness in Ireland has increased by 80%

National charity for deaf and hard of hearing people, Chime, said there are over 5,000 deaf and hard of hearing students in the Irish education system.

The total bill for the covered shelter was €336,000.

Cara Darmody (14) will tell a ‘monster meeting’ on Thursday that she will campaign internationally on the way Ireland is failing children.

Time Out has released its seventh annual list of the 'World’s Coolest Neighbourhoods', with Inchicore in Dublin coming in 25th place

'This is all down to a flawed contract,' David Cullinane said.

Michael Comyns said the new operating model has 'changed completely' the roles and responsibilities of Garda superintendents

The Dublin author speaks about returning to the character of Paula Spencer for his latest novel.

Here are the stories making the headlines on Wednesday's newspaper front pages

Simon Harris will undertake a number of engagements during his visit to Washington DC in October.

Sinn Fein MP John Finucane described the meeting as ‘deeply concerning’.

The incident occurred in Mountjoy Square in Dublin city centre on Monday afternoon.

New accounts show that the post tax profits of €402,513 in the 12 months to the end of October last follow post tax profits of €161,848 in 2022.

The Irish premier is meeting with the president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas.

Cork Coroner’s Court was told that the sports loving Villa Football Club player loved life and was respectful, kind and fun-loving.

The Irish attractions have have joined Vesuvius volcano, Yosemite Valley and The Dead Sea as Geological Heritage Sites.

Almost 40 per cent of all water due to be delivered to households and non-domestic customers in 2022 was lost due to leakages, according to the findings of a new report by a State watchdog

The Children’s Rights Alliance has welcomed Tuesday’s announcement of four new Local Area Child Poverty Action Plans

At Ennis District Court, James Scanlon told Judge Alec Gabbett that it is "an unjust law” that requires him to pay the annual €160 TV licence

Sammy Hutch, 48, was accused of unlawful possession of the device at Cardiffsbridge Avenue, Finglas, on April 30th

The broadcaster made a documentary on the death of the showjumper in 2020.

The projected costs of the National Children’s Hospital have spiralled to €2.2 billion.

There has been unrest in the area since the government announced plans to use the disused factory to accommodate hundreds of international protection applicants.

Fine Gael Deputy Alan Farrell said Irish Rail "must do better" for commuters.

A joint report from the Simon Communities of Ireland and Simon Community NI revealed that hidden homelessness impacts 30,000 households across the island of Ireland. 

The 29-year-old was ‘seriously injured’ after being engulfed in flames when her dress caught fire on decorative candles as she was in the bathroom.

Four men, three women and three children died in the blast at a building complex in the Co Donegal village in October 2022.

Northern Ireland’s chief medical officer Sir Michael McBride was giving evidence to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.

Sir Declan Morgan said a Court of Appeal judgment had “clearly and unequivocally” endorsed the independence of the commission.

Lewis Briggs, 24, turned round on the witness stand and told his victim’s family sitting immediately behind him almost within arm’s reach: “I want to say sorry. It was never my intention to kill anyone. It was an accident."

Patrick Nugent’s brothers said the decision to agree to the exhumation ‘wasn’t taken lightly’.

Gardaí believe Eddie Hutch was shot in retaliation for the brutal murder of David Byrne

This includes 352 patients waiting in emergency departments, while 153 are in wards elsewhere in the hospital

Gadier Zabad, who came to Ireland from Lebanon in 2006, told RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland that she felt her life was in danger “every second” of the past 24 hours.

Micheál Martin will attend a number of events in New York on Tuesday.

Speeches from the Prime Minister and Chancellor at the Labour conference dominate Tuesday’s front pages.

It will be the first meeting between Simon Harris and Mahmoud Abbas since Ireland recognised the state of Palestine in May.

Patrick Nugent, 23, died in the early hours of February 11th, 1984 after he was found lying on the ground in a car park at Bunratty Folk Park

Gardaí are searching for a “white middle-aged male” in connection with the hijacking of a vehicle that had a five-month-old baby girl inside

Gardaí have arrested a man, aged in his 50s, following the seizure of cocaine worth €2.8 million at Dublin Port

Stormont Speaker Edwin Poots said he would look into whether First Minister Michelle O’Neill had misled the Stormont Assembly.

The Taoiseach said he was ‘deeply concerned’ by the escalation of military actions on the Israeli-Lebanon border.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill updated MLAs on plans to redevelop the site near Lisburn.

A child has been located safe and well in Dublin city centre, after the car the five-month-old baby was in was hijacked

A Sinn Féin TD said the Government cannot say the State is being held to ransom over the hospital costs and then ‘wash their hands’ of it.

Roderic O’Gorman said that asylum seekers have no entitlement to housing supports or homeless accommodation.

Last week, reports emerged that a cost-of-living package worth about €1.5 billion is under consideration as part of Budget 2025 negotiations.

Officials warned this would end up “causing extra stress on the already overburdened testing system”, according to records they released.

The DUP leader said stability was key to making Northern Ireland work.

The REA Average House Price Index concentrates on the sale price of Ireland's typical stock home, the three-bed semi

Andy Allen said he arrived on time for his flight from Birmingham to Belfast but the help he needed to board did not come.

Lewis Harry Briggs (24) faces being jailed for up to 23 years if convicted of stabbing Ulrich Perez (19)

364 patients are waiting in the emergency department, while 146 are in wards elsewhere in the hospital.

The arson attack occurred at Pike Avenue, Garryowen, shortly before 10pm.

Police are appealing for information about what they called an ‘act of wanton vandalism’.

A look at the stories dominating the papers on Monday.

Police said they were ‘grateful’ the incident was not more serious.

The largest cost increases in the past year were for education, housing and car insurance, figures show.

The court service annual report analyses trends across all court jurisdictions in Ireland.

Ms McDonald was speaking at a fringe event at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.

The Department of Health and construction form BAM clashed over the much-delayed National Children’s Hospital.

Michael D Higgins was asked about criticism he received in August for sending a letter to the new Iranian president.

Michael McGrath said Ursula von der Leyen had asked him to strengthen the link between the EU budget and compliance with the rule of law.

HSE chief executive Bernard Gloster said that accountability was being pursued ‘lawfully’ and ‘fairly’.

Government chief whip Hildegarde Naughton said there were ‘legitimate concerns’ about the Bill and the changes were for ‘social cohesion’.

The fire broke out on College Road at around 1am this morning

Here, we have a look at the topics likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come

It offers 302 square metres of living space on a 0.7-acre site and was built in 2022 by the current owner, who is now taking on another build.

Sunday’s front pages

Escalating tensions in the Middle East, Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine and the brutal conflict in Sudan are expected to be the focus.

The Irish writer's fourth novel is due to be released soon, so why not take our quiz to find out just how much you know about Sally Rooney and her work.

A blaze broke out at the site on Friday night, which took 50 firefighters and several hours to extinguish.

Mr Robinson said that after a difficult six months, he was pledging to rebuild the party for future elections.

Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has confirmed she is not pushing ahead with the introduction of new hate speech laws, as revealed in The Irish Times

A EuroMillions player in the west of Ireland is celebrating today after winning a massive €1,005,000 in last night’s EuroMillions Ireland Only Raffle promotion

The funeral is to take place on Monday of the Irishman found dead in tragic circumstances in a police cell in Portugal