Michael Crotty (41) pleaded guilty to a new charge on Tuesday, having previously plead not guilty to facilitating the murder of Noel 'Duck Egg' Kirwan in 2016

Consumers spent €7.4 million less in supermarkets on alcohol during January compared to the same month last year

Mr Quilligan's body was discovered in Rostellan, Co Cork on January 29th

They will be recruiting across several departments, including roles for professionals, tradespeople, recent graduates, and skilled workers.

After captivity, Israeli-Irish girl won't say 'Gaza' or 'blood'

The Unionist Voice Policy Studies group has also asked for confirmation that checks on goods destined for Northern Ireland will end.

The hospital with the highest amount of patients on trolleys is University Hospital Limerick, with 138 patients waiting for beds.

Mr Bruton was leader of Fine Gael from 1990 to 2001 and taoiseach from 1994 until 1997

Chef Vincent Crepel said it had been a 'lifelong dream' to win a second star for Terre in Cork's Castlemartyr Resort

Met Éireann is forecasting frost and icy stretches and the possibility of wintry falls of sleet or snow

The teenager was stabbed on Friday night.

A significant increase of measles cases notified in Europe this winter has raised concerns about wide transmission of the disease in Ireland this year.

The hospice provides specialist palliative care for more than 350 babies children, and their families every year.

Some 45% of 10-year-olds are allowed to use their smartphones in their bedrooms.

A variety of stories make the front pages in Ireland on Tuesday, including a cancer diagnosis for Britain's King Charles.

The decision will benefit more than 57,000 companies with tax outstanding since the Covid era.

The Northern Ireland Secretary will also use the trip to update US politicians on the implementation of the Legacy Act.

His remains were discovered in Rostellan last week.

Fianna Fáil Senators Lisa Chambers and Niall Blaney were hoping to be selected as the party’s candidate, but Mr Cowen came out on top.

Around 1,000 people attended an anti-immigration demonstration in the city centre.

Leo Varadkar and Rishi Sunak met, but did not appear in public together to mark the return of devolved government to Northern Ireland.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar’s pledge came as he and UK prime minister Rishi Sunak visited Belfast to mark the return of devolution to the North

Kieran Quilligan was reported missing from Cork last September. His remains were discovered last week.

Mr Kenneally was one of the founding members of Youghal United AFC in 1985.

South Dublin County Council asked gardaí to call to the home of a man who had been posing as a council dog warden, issuing fake on-the-spot fines to dog owners

Speaking in Belfast, the Prime Minister said ‘constitutional change’ was not a priority.

Katie Graham (19) died alongside two others in a single-vehicle crash in Co Carlow last week

UK prime minister Rishi Sunak met with political leaders in the North after powersharing was restored on Saturday

The aircraft had been travelling from Florida to Amsterdam when it diverted to Shannon

The riots broke out on the evening of Thursday, November 23rd, following a knife attack on Parnell Square in which a number of people were injured

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The two leaders will meet the new powersharing Executive, which has returned after a two-year political impasse

The UK Northern Ireland secretary insisted the £3.3 billion package offered to the Executive by the UK government is ‘fair and generous’

The British prime minister has begun a visit to Northern Ireland to mark the return of powersharing.

The Assembly returned on Saturday following a two-year political deadlock.

The man in his 40s was arrested and held at a Garda station in Dublin.

Demonstrations have been staged in the area recently by people who believed the buildings were to be used to accommodate refugees.

The pedestrian, a man in his 60s, was taken to Cork University Hospital after a collision with a car in Upper Cork Hill, Youghal on Thursday February 1st.

The PA news agency was granted behind the scenes access during the Sinn Fein vice-president’s first day as First Minister.

A Department of Defence official said it was his “clear understanding” that such a report had been agreed upon at a meeting in mid-November yet had not been prepared.

Police have made a new appeal for information over the killing.

The Sinn Féin vice president became the first-ever nationalist to assume the post of First Minister on Saturday.

The Sinn Féin vice-president became Northern Ireland’s first ever nationalist First Minister on Saturday.

A turntable ladder and emergency tender are also present at the site on 'Crooksling', off the Blessington Road.

Sunday's front page focus on a range of stories from the Government backing calls for Dublin Airport to remove the passenger cap to a Sunday Independent poll showing two-thirds of people are unsure if Ian Bailey was guilty of murdering Sophie Toscan du Plantier.

PhD researcher Patrick Elliott is part of the SciComm Collective, which shares science-backed information on maintaining a healthy weight

Michael D Higgins and Tanaiste Micheal Martin sent their congratulations following the restoration of devolved government.

Gerry Adams and Martin McGuiness’s son were among those watching in the public gallery.

Police have named the victim as 17-year-old Blake Newland from the Limavady area.

The early proceedings focused on the process of nominating a speaker, with former DUP leader Edwin Poots elected to the role.

MLAs will be at Parliament Buildings on Saturday to elect a new first and deputy first minister.

The 17-year-old male died in hospital following a stabbing in Limavady on Friday night.

Sinn Féin vice president Michelle O’Neill pledged to be a first minister for all.

Saturday's front pages focus on a range of stories from Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill being sworn in as Northern Ireland's first nationalist First Minister to cancer patients being treated in outdated units. 

MLAs will return to Stormont on Saturday, bringing an end to a two-year political impasse.

Breda Smyth has been offered the post of Professor of Public Health with the RCSI 'in partnership with the HSE'

Stephen Morrison said his son’s pain is now so bad that 'he bursts out into tears'

Leo Varadkar said they are targeting people who are trying to ‘abuse the generosity’ of the Irish system.

Gardaí have appealed for information.

Dublin Airport has submitted an application to Fingal County Council to expand its capacity to 40 million passengers per annum.

The new command paper removes checks on goods travelling from Britain that are to stay in Northern Ireland.

Kevin O’Keeffe was arrested at his home on January 17th, 2023, on foot of a bench warrant when, it is alleged, the dog attacked and bit one of the gardaí present

Lisa Murphy died on Thursday morning aged 51 after 'bravely fighting a long illness'

Patrick McDonagh (52) is charged with murdering his next-door neighbour Peter McDonald (73) on Whitechapel Road, Clonsilla, Dublin

Waterford hurling manager Davy Fitzgerald owns the property but, as of August 2022, just over €280,000 was owed by him to Pepper Finance Ireland DAC

Northern Ireland political leaders met at Stormont Castle on Friday ahead of the return of devolved government on Saturday.

Shane Frane (36) was convicted in February 2014 of the manslaughter of Constable Philippa Reynolds.

The DUP leader pointed to independent monitoring mechanisms built into the agreement

Almost 40 searches were carried out in locations throughout Dublin and Wicklow as part of the operation on Thursday

The case was settled for €73,500

Under her leadership in the North, Sinn Féin has become the largest party at Stormont

The new supermarket in Moyross will creat 30 new permanent jobs

The airline said it had 12.2 million customers last month

The incident happened in Youghal on Thursday evening

Friends Daryl Culbert (21), Michael Kelly (25) and Katie Graham (19) were killed in the crash on Wednesday night

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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said a number of EU states are also talking about a possible joint recognition of a Palestinian state

Páirc Uí Chaoimh will be "immediately" renamed SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh following a unanimous Cork County Board vote

A teenager with a history of self-harm was repeatedly refused care by the HSE’s Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services in Ballymun in the months before she took her own life in August 2018, an inquest has heard

The plaintiffs also claim they are fearful that Foley will return to their property, especially after they read reports about Foley's past criminal activities on the internet

The inquest also heard on Thursday that all the evidence in relation to the facts of the fire, upon which the jury will be making their deliberations in recording a verdict, has concluded.

A murder investigation is set to be launched as skeletal remains found in scrubland on the main Midleton to Whitegate Road in East Cork have been identified as those of Kieran Quilligan

The High Court has been granted a temporary order restraining a businessman from interfering with a contract

Two referenda are to be held on March 8th to amend Ireland’s Constitution.

Dr Davoren further noted that Mr McDonagh told another psychiatrist in 2013 that he had injected heroin during his 20s.

The Minister for Further and Higher Education said he was further ’emboldened’ not to rely on private providers for student accommodation

It comes after two pieces of legislation contained in the deal the party struck with the UK government passed through the House of Commons

Former deputy leader of the DUP Nigel Dodds suggested there was a divergence of views within the party.

Sinn Fein’s Pearse Doherty criticised the Government for ‘dithering’, ‘bickering’ and ‘indecision’

Bohdan Bezverkhyi of Rigsdale House, Rigsdale, Ballinhassig, Co Cork has pleaded not guilty to dangerous driving.

The Policing Board was updated on the costs of the scheme.

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris sought to reassure MPs that the measures will not reduce the UK’s ability to diverge from EU rules

William Doyle left an estate worth some €940,000 largely comprising the farmlands, worth some €465,000, and several bank accounts with some €340,000.

Stakeknife worked within the IRA’s notorious ‘nutting squad’, interrogating suspected informers during the Troubles.

Stakeknife worked within the IRA’s notorious “nutting squad”, interrogating suspected informers during the Troubles.