All the stories from the day's national newspapers

The seizure was part of an ongoing investigation targeting serious and organised crime in Dublin

The Fianna Fáil leader denied the suggestion that the government was afraid to run another plebiscite after a double rejection in March.

Micheál Martin also defended not inviting the Israeli ambassador to his party’s conference in Dublin this weekend.

A number of speakers spoke of their concern over the makeup of the asylum seekers that are to be moved into the hotel

The Tanaiste accused Sinn Fein of being able to ‘flip flop, U-turn to an alarming degree’ on various issues.

Simon Harris met with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.

A little-known republican paramilitary group had claimed responsibility for the 1976 shootings.

Mr Parker held an Irish passport for three decades but only recently obtained a PPS number.

Policymakers gather to brainstorm and pave ground for June interest rate cut

Gemma O'Doherty said Mr Callinan had her dismissed from her job as a journalist with Independent News and Media and for which she got an apology in court from the newspaper.

The girl, now 16, alleged she was inappropriately prescribed antipsychotic medications that exposed her to the onset of bulimia nervosa and a foreseeable risk of injury.

Elizabeth Murphy went into anaphylactic shock in her Kilkenny home after taking the antibiotic prescribed by her doctor

Labour leader Ivana Bacik said it was ‘distressing’ seeing the conditions people are being forced to live in.

John Joseph Devaney (65) was convicted of rape and indecent assault following a trial at the Central Criminal Court last December.

The woman alleged that in September 2022 in two incidents, the man punched her in the back and head butted her after she refused to have sex.

Disability activists had criticised proposals in a recent Green Paper.

The airline also contends it is entitled to damages for breach of duty and breach of Ryanair’s constitutional right to a fair trial and privacy

Jamie Marshall had denied in interviews with gardaí that he had a sexual predilection for children, saying the abuse occurred when he took cocaine which made him become 'a creep'

Enoch Burke rose to say that he was 'appalled' by the court's decision

The streets of Limerick are about to become a lot quieter as the city rolls out an electric bus fleet

All uniformed officers must complete 30 minutes of road safety policing per shift under the new plan

The proposed Bluebell Waterways development will be located along the Grand Canal in Dublin 12

Simon Harris said he will need time to deliver on his priorities.

Donegal farmer Jamie Rankin was able to plant 10 acres of potatoes last Thursday, bucking the national trend

The death of OJ Simpson is among the topics featuring on the front pages of Friday’s newspapers.

The two-car collision happened on the M9 at around 7.35pm on Thursday

The 547 new homes across five counties will be provided at rents a minimum of 25 per cent below market rates

The GAA official was abducted and killed by loyalist paramilitaries as he locked the gates at Bellaghy Wolfe Tones Club in 1997.

All crew on board the vessel were evacuated safely.

The victim sustained multiple lacerations during the incident and was subsequently transported by ambulance to Tallaght Hospital for treatment.

The Israeli government and Israel’s ambassador to Ireland condemned a short statement by Ireland’s new Taoiseach.

Maurice 'Mossy' Boland (36) has pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty to the manslaughter of Cian Gallagher (26)

A new Act to deal with the legacy of the Northern Ireland Troubles will halt all related inquests after May 1.

Dean Byrne was a criminal sharing a landing with Brady at the time

Baby Sofia Wlodarczyk was pronounced dead less than 24 hours after her birth

The €2.2 billion hospital is projected to start treating children in 2025.

Three other people were taken to hospital for assessment and treatment.

The chicken fillet roll has almost doubled in popularity in recent years

The three men in their 30s are set to appear before a special sitting of Roscommon District Court on Thursday afternoon.

The Fine Gael leader is due to meet with the leaders of the EU’s three institutions as well as several European prime ministers.

Mr Justice Humphreys also concluded that the operation was not planned in a manner which minimised the need for lethal force.

Helen McEntee has said there has been a lot of ‘misinformation’ about the Bill.

The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the High Court’s decision to strike down the planning approval

Magill and convicted Limerick drug dealer Vincent Collopy were arrested during a garda operation which resulted in the seizure of €1.4million worth of cocaine, heroin and tablets.

The court unanimously dismissed an appeal by Dublin City Council

It comes after the Irish Cancer Society warned that cancer survival rates are unlikely to improve because services are underfunded.

The incident took place on the N25 near Midleton on Thursday morning

Brady accepted that he was responsible for recording footage of an interview between gardaí and Ronan Flynn

Prices are estimated to have risen by 2.9 per cent in the 12 months to March this year

The Minister for Justice described the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum as a ‘game-changer’.

Tubridy was due to return to national broadcaster RTÉ with a podcast but the deal fell through.

The 2,600km route has contributed to the creation of an additional 35,000 jobs, according to Fáilte Ireland.

The majority of Irish people believe now is the right time for a general election, according to the findings of a new poll

Locals in Sandymount in Dublin have said it is lucky no one was hurt when a sinkhole appeared in the village

McEntee said that the new European Parliament approved policy was “an absolute game changer” under which the International Protection Act 2015 will be repealed.

The tech giant has unveiled a range of new tools, including a nudity filter in direct messages and working with other firms on finding bad actors.

In 2024, an additional €20 million was requested by the HSE for the national cancer strategy. That funding was not provided.

Nine babies at Galway University Hospital were identified as suffering subgaleal haemorrhages in 2022.

Thursday's front pages focus on a range of stories from new Taoiseach Simon Harris raising the idea of Palestine being recognised in Brussels to cancer survival rates being unlikely to increase in Ireland due to underfunding.

The Taoiseach will then move on to Poland where he will attend a summit organised by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, at which he's expected to again call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

Dublin MEP Barry Andrews said he ‘wrestled with my conscience’ on parts of the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum

The payment was made after a judge sent the man to the courthouse cells for 30 minutes to allow him to 'reflect'

During his first full day as Taoiseach, Simon Harris also had a had with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy

A narrower gender pay gap in Northern Ireland is partly down to a higher percentage of public sector workers, researchers said

Bohdan Bezverkhyi (33) 'effectively admitted' in his messages that the incident 'was his fault', Cork Circuit Criminal Court was told

The court heard its decision could affect the outcomes of 53 first-time planning applications made under the now-expired strategic housing development process which are yet to be determined

Carmel Creaven is taking legal action over an alleged injury she suffered during a game in January 2017

The court heard that after they were placed in care, the eldest three children started to make disclosures in relation to sexual abuse at the hands of their parents and other relatives

Fran McGuinness (62), brother of the late Cyril 'Dublin Jimmy' McGuinness, claims he has been the victim of garda harassment over several years

Desmond Smith (64) and Stephen Hamill (51) were both arrested in February last year

Sinn Féin vice president Michelle O'Neill said the debate on constitutional change on the island of Ireland was a ‘very live one’

Gemma O'Doherty was brought to the High Court on Wednesday following her arrest by gardaí.

Pope Francis has announced a number of significant changes to the Catholic dioceses in Connacht

A wipe was allegedly left in the baby girl's incubator at a maternity hospital

Government chief whip Hildegarde Naughten detailed Simon Harris' commitments for his first full day in office by way of explanation for his absence

Convicted killer Graham Dwyer may have to wait until the summer to hear the outcome of his last-ditch appeal

Szymon Kaczorowski (34) of Farran in Ovens, Co Cork appeared before Cork District Court on Wednesday by video link

Jason Owens (34) was sentenced to three-and-a-half years with the final 12 months suspended on strict conditions, which the State appealed as being too lenient.

Simon Harris has appointed his junior ministers on his first full day as Taoiseach

Mr Dunne described how he has suffered from “depression, anxiety, and self-loathing which I put on myself for not speaking up sooner”.

Le Chocolat de Frèd in Dún Laoghaire was one of several businesses served with closure orders

At the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC), Adjudicator, David James Murphy found that Vanessa Rodrigues Linhan was subjected to “serious racial and sexual harassment which made her legitimately fear for her safety”

Dr Hilary Cass made 32 recommendations a her near-400 page report

Joe Drennan (20) was waiting at a bus stop on the Dublin Road in Limerick on October 13th, 2023, when he was hit by a car which failed to remain at the scene

Road safety advocacy groups had said that the RSA was failing in its core mission given the increase in the number of road deaths to date this year.

Two people have been arrested following the incident in the early hours of Wednesday.

Dr Wahba Abdalmajid, said that Ireland had always stood on the right side of history, justice, humanity and international law.

Police said he was found unconscious after they received a report of a serious assault just after 8pm.

The cause or exact location of the blaze was not immediately clear.

A wide range of stories feature across Wednesday’s front pages.

The discovery was made during a search of a property in Loughglynn on Tuesday.

Cyril "Dublin Jimmy" McGuinness worked for and was friendly "all his life" with former billionaire Seán Quinn, the deceased gangster's brother Fran McGuinness told the High Court

Micheál Martin said he was bringing a formal proposal on the recognition of Palestinian statehood to Government

Peter Burke was appointed as Minister for Enterprise while Patrick O’Donovan became Minister for Further Education.