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

The tenant was served a termination notice in May 2021 after she ceased paying rent and ultimately did not vacate until February 2023

Terry and Janet Byrne forfeited their €75,000 deposit and were then pursued by the vendors for the financial difference between their offer of €2.1 million

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald described the ongoing disagreement over roster changes as a crisis

The Cabinet signed off on a Bill which would see a restructuring of An Bord Pleanala as part of a major overhaul of the State's planning system

Budget 2024 will be unveiled on Tuesday, October 10th

There had been speculation over the planned gathering in Lurgan, Co Armagh in terms of the party’s Stormint boycott

Nine of the teen's 10 charges were automatically sent forward to the Central Criminal Court

There was an armed Garda presence outside the court as the men arrived to be charged with conspiracy

His continued detention in prison was up for review at the High Court on Tuesday, but Mr Burke refused to purge his contempt and give an undertaking to stay away from the secondary school where he once taught.

The Bill is the third-largest in the history of the State.

Approximately 641.6 out of every 100,000 people in the Republic were affected by cancer, excluding non-melanoma skin cancer, last year

Mr Hyde, 50, had pleaded guilty in June to two offences contrary to Section 147 of the Planning and Development Act 2000

The court sat as usual at 10.30am, with all business completed by 10.45am

Barristers say the Government has failed to reverse pay cuts that were applied during the austerity era

It will continue every Tuesday until November 10th, when members will withdraw service entirely for the day, a strike in all but name.

It is Mr Benn’s first visit to Northern Ireland since his appointment last month.

Gestational diabetes, characterised by elevated blood sugar levels during pregnancy, affects almost three million women worldwide every year.

A final decision will be made on October 10, with Turkey also in the running to stage the Europe-wide tournament.

Prof McAleese acknowledged that this was not a change to the Catholic definition of marriage.

Minister of State Pippa Hackett is expected to bring the Ash Dieback review to Cabinet today, in advance of its publication.

Between October 2nd, 2022, and August 26th, 2023, 480 cases of Strep A were notified in the State

Tuesday's front pages focus on a range of stories from Garda HQ being prepared to order GRA members to do overtime to warnings over a huge rise in Step A cases in children.

It has come last in a list of leading brands, recording the biggest fall in its customer experience score — down 17 per cent — while its trust score fell by a massive 25 per cent

Three other men have already appeared at Wexford District Court this week in relation to the seizure.

Queen Rania of Jordan received a standing ovation for her keynote speech at the opening ceremony.

New accounts show that the Johnson & Perrot group recorded the increase in profits as revenues increased by 3 per cent from €130.84 million to €135.22 million

The development is spearheaded by Fitzpatrick and Heavey Homes and is set to feature 89 homes and a crèche

The seizure of almost €160 million worth of cocaine off the Cork coast "could have gone horribly wrong" due to Defence Forces underfunding, according to an independent TD

Alan Harte has lost his High Court bid to set aside his conviction and 30-year prison sentence for his role in the kidnapping and attack on businessmen Kevin Lunney

The family of a vulnerable Meath woman who repeatedly tried to take her own life within a short time of being discharged from hospital has expressed concern about the care provided by mental health services

Gordon DeeganVideo-sharing online giant TikTok has lodged plans with Dublin City Council to erect 15 CCTV cameras on the exterior of its Dublin HQ "for additional security and ...

A Laois man who was jailed less than three months ago for raping a friend on wasteland on Halloween night when they were both teenagers has had his conviction quashed by the Court of Appeal

In response to a letter sent by loyalist activist Jamie Bryson, the DUP leader said his party would not be intimidated over any return to Stormont.

The Central Criminal Court heard Sam Archbold (37) was under threat after failing to pay back a €2,000 debt

The victim said she thought she was going to die during the attack

Gerard Cervi pleaded not guilty to the murder of Robert Messett and the attempted murders of Peter Taylor and Ian Britton

Aaron Brady (32) is serving a life sentence with a 40-year minimum having been found guilty in 2020 of murdering Det Gda Donohoe (41) at Lordship Credit Union in 2013

The basic weapons training has been criticised as ‘a new departure in the Government’s breach of Irish military neutrality’.

The man pleaded guilty at the Central Criminal Court to 16 sample counts of rape, attempted rape, sexual assault and indecent assault between 1985 and 1995

The court heard the boy was 15 when he stole a Volkswagen Golf in Cabra and led Gardaí on a high-speed chase

Gardaí said the threat of violence against a named person was ‘a matter of serious concern’

The case was among three debt settlement arrangements were approved by the High Court on Monday

Here, we have a look at what to expect on the political agenda in the next week, with plenty of talking points besides the obvious one of Budget 2024

The Minister for Justice hailed 3,000 new Irish citizens

Josef Puska (32) is charged with the 23-year-old primary school teacher

Members of the Garda Representative Association (GRA) have threatened to withdraw their labour if the dispute is not resolved

The Special Criminal Court previously heard Michael Carroll (43) wanted to "ingratiate himself with organised criminals" due to his drug debts

His inquest began in March and is scheduled to resume next January.

Gardaí have said the seizure was the largest in the history of the State

Five judges are yet to be appointment to the High Court bench, as well as two judges for the Circuit Courts

Jason O’Callaghan (50) helps his clients lose weight, give up smoking and overcome their fears.

Dr David Moore said the review was carried out so information on clinical standards of care and governance would be available should they be requested

Sellers are putting houses on the market for an average of €330,000

The 'female serve' was used to illustrate that women receive 35 per cent less of a pension than men when they retire

Jozef Puska (32) is charged with murdering the 23-year-old at Cappincur, Tullamore on January 12th, 2022

The Police Service of Northern Ireland’s Major Investigation Team is appealing to anyone with any information to get in touch.

Nostra, Freudenberg Medical, and EXL have announced new roles in Dublin and Galway.

All bus services out of Limerick bus station have been cancelled after a number of drivers took unofficial industrial action in a row over new spare driver rosters

EU foreign ministers will discuss how to strengthen and advance the EU’s response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Sleep, exercise and nutrition all play an important part. By Abi Jackson.

In some cases, learners have been driving on for over 30 years without ever holding a full licence

A wide range of stories features on the front of Monday’s newspapers.

The DUP has been blocking powersharing in protest at post-Brexit trade arrangements

A total of 2,253kg of cocaine was found on a cargo ship after it was boarded by an elite Army unit.

The South East Fermanagh Foundation victims group held its annual remembrance service on Sunday.

The Minister for Justice said the only way to resolve the row is through talks.

Helen McEntee has confirmed there are currently 108 gardaí on suspension.

The event will also feature historians Liz Gillis and Honor O Brolchain.

The Spiritan congregation, formerly the Holy Ghost Fathers, gave a public apology to victims last year.

The proposal from the Irish Heart Foundation represents a more than 25 per cent increase in price.

The woman, aged in her 40s, died at a property in the county on Friday afternoon.

Sunday's front pages focus on a range of stories from health overspend in the upcoming Budget being a concern to a survey finding half of adults under 35 have tried cocaine. 

Goods to be sold in Northern Ireland will use a ‘green lane’ with minimal paperwork and no checks.

Figures from the Department of Health through the Freedom of Information Act show there 19 requests for Safe Access Zones since January 2022.

Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou insisted VAR will never be ‘errorless’ after their dramatic 2-1 win over Liverpool.

Gardaí urged people not to share images of the incident online.

A total of 2,253kg of cocaine was found on a bulk cargo ship which was boarded by an elite Irish military unit.

Police are appealing for witnesses.

The Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use is meeting to consider a broad range of perspectives on prevention.

Three men had been charged in relation to the incident in Co Sligo in January 2022.

Leo Varadkar said social media companies also have responsibilities around ‘harmful content’.

Fine Gael was holding an enterprise conference in Co Waterford.

The victim was named locally on Friday night as Lorna Woodnutt

The injured man who is in his 20s remains in a critical condition in Beaumont Hospital.

Saturday's front pages are firmly focused on former Kilkenny hurling star DJ Carey who appeared in court on Friday over fraud charges. 

One of the main parts of the framework, the green/red lane system for the movement of goods, will become operational at ports on Sunday.