Harvard University’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals chose the Dubliner for their 2024 Man of the Year award

Brandon Hennessy (20) appeared before Blanchardstown District Court on Monday morning

The Irish airline has previously strongly complained about online travel agents selling its flights without permission.

The party said it will still send a delegation to Washington DC to press the case for a ceasefire.

Monday's front pages

Liveline presenter Joe Duffy was RTÉ's second-highest earner, after Ryan Tubridy

The Government is being called on to improve the way in which it provides accommodation for immigrants

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson will brief members of his party’s 130-strong executive on UK government proposals on post-Brexit trading arrangements

John Connor died in a collision in Co Roscommon

Helen McEntee said the Government first needed to take time to study the International Court of Justice’s interim ruling on the genocide case

The airline intends to rent out the houses in Swords to cabin crew at Dublin Airport

Sinn Fein’s call came ahead of a crunch meeting of the DUP’s executive on Monday evening.

The event in Kildare for the saint came in what is believed to be the 1,500th anniversary year of her death

The Danish pharma giant said up to 2,000 workers will be employed during the construction phase

They are the eighth and ninth arrests made as part of the investigation.

The ticket holder has three months to claim the prize.

The Irish Arts Centre in New York will host Agreement from April 11th to May 12th.

The Business Post Red C survey suggests backing for the main opposition party is down four points in two months.

Here are the stories making headlines this Sunday

A 53-year-old man, who was also arrested after the January 9 murder, remains in police custody.

The Breakers is situated on the Wild Atlantic Way which includes the hidden gem of Duneen Beach and the award-winning Dunmore House Hotel.

Local representatives have been speaking out against immigration and Government policy in areas such as Roscrea, Co Tipperary, where there were protests over plans to house asylum seekers in a former hotel

The crash happened on a local road in Frenchpark on Saturday afternoon

The drugs were found during an operation in Smithfield on Saturday

Sonia Connolly (37) is accused of violent disorder on a bus in Dublin last May

Britain, Italy and Finland are the latest countries to pause funding for UNRWA.

The 24-hour protests outside two sites in Carlow town are now in their third week

A warm air mass is bringing the dust northwards from the Sahara desert and Spain.

Palestinian ambassador calls on the Government to join South Africa's action at the International Court of Justice

A variety of stories lead the nation’s front pages this Saturday.

The DUP has stayed out of the institutions at Stormont for almost two years.

French film-maker Sophie Toscan du Planter, was murdered in 1996, with Ian Bailey the chief suspect in the case.

An Irish-language film based on rap trio Kneecap has won an audience award at the prestigious Sundance film festival.

More than 26,000 Palestinians have been killed, the Health Ministry in the Hamas-run enclave said on Friday.

Gardaí and emergency services are currently at the scene of a single-vehicle traffic collision on the N11 in Stillorgan, Co Dublin.

He has pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty to manslaughter.

Major reports into governance at the crisis-hit broadcaster are due next month.

Debbie Paget (56) of Knowth Court, Ballymun, Dublin was convicted by a Dublin Circuit Criminal Court jury last May.

A “paedophile predator” scout leader who sexually abused three teenage boys almost 30 years ago has been jailed for six years

In addition, the State paid €168 million to firms accommodating International Protection (IP) applicants during the same three-month period.

Daragh Houlihan (33) of Chapel Lane, Newbridge, Co. Kildare, pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to robbery on May 4th 2021 on Rathmines Road.

The Cork native has been presenting The Last Word on Today FM for 21 years.

The development is composed of 112 one, two and three-bed apartments and a community space, with 36 homes specially designed to suit the needs of older residents.

The Honorary Cork Person Award was presented to broadcaster Dáithí Ó Sé, who co-costs the RTÉ Today Show alongside Maura Derrane from the RTÉ Cork studio.

Micheál Martin said it will carry out detailed analysis of a ruling by the International Court of Justice on Friday.

It was further claimed that the camber of the stretch of road leading up to the site of the accident had been caused to become allegedly dangerous.

There were 13,318 people, including 3,962 children, accessing such services in December.

Last year the Court of Appeal rejected Mr Delaney's appeal against an earlier High Court's ruling that the Corporate Watchdog, formerly known as the ODCE, was entitled to use just over 1100 documents relating to him.

Weapons such as slash hooks, machetes, and knives were confiscated.

They said the areas that remain without power are predominantly in the Northwest, including the counties of Donegal, Leitrim, Roscommon and Sligo.

Government officials were finalising the proposals of the financial package which amounts to €3.6 billion spread over four budgets

Following their arrests and detentions, one man in his 20s was charged and brought before the District Court on Thursday, January 25th.

South Belfast MLA Edwin Poots denounced those in the wider unionist movement for criticising a deal with the Government which has not concluded.

Three members of a Louth GAA club were harassed by at least 150 phone calls within 48 hours demanding money for reportedly unauthorised work in what the club say is a tarmac scam

The incident occurred on the Albertbridge Road in east Belfast.

Catherine Martin said there must be accountability for the failed Toy Show The Musical event.

The agreement will cost €3.6 billion spread over four years

Stormont’s former health minister has put his name forward to be the Ulster Unionist Party’s candidate in South Antrim.

A variety of stories lead the nation’s front pages on Friday.

Customers to benefit from 7.5% reduction in electricity and 5% in gas from March 1st

Total mortgage drawdowns and approvals declined in 2023 on the back of higher borrowing costs

Helen McEntee has told fellow ministers that she plans to add more countries to the current list of eight safe countries and will have a memo ready to go to the Government for sign-off in the coming weeks.

RTE’s Toy Show The Musical recorded more than €2.2 million in losses.

The Taoiseach said the non-statutory inquiry would be ‘comprehensive’.

Byrne (43) contests correct procedures were not followed when he was identified from CCTV over the armed robbery

Patrick McDonagh (52) has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Peter McDonald, but guilty to manslaughter

Tadhg Keely (19) led gardaí on 40-minute chase, exceeding speeds of over 160km/h

Paul Feighery, who nearly died due to Covid-19, is suing Rosderra Irish Meats Group Unlimited Company

Eve Cleary (21), from Corbally, Limerick, died in the early hours of Sunday, July 21st 2019, just over three hours after her discharge from UHL.

Chen Hsien Tsai (59) pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to possessing the money in various denominations including euro, sterling and US dollars at Terminal One last March 7th.

Michael Dunne (50) caused €240 worth of damage to the statue of the late singer

Judge Nolan said it was probably unlikely that Russell would reoffend and noted that he had been under stress at the time.

The apology came as Marie Donnellan and her husband William Hurley, from Galway, settled actions for nervous shock and injury against the HSE over the death of their daughter.

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has attacked unionist critics of his attempts to reach a deal to restore Stormont.

Riad Bouchaker (50) faces charges for attempted murder, assault, and production of a knife on November 23rd, 2023

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar admitted that the government needs to ‘do better’ this year and next year.

This follows St Stephen's Green Shopping Centre tenant, Emmett Rogers, lodging an appeal to An Bord Pleanala against Dublin City Council’s grant of permission to Davy entity, DTDL Ltd for the redevelopment.

Ireland is ranked second highest across the EU when all greenhouse gas emissions are considered on a per person basis.

The victim was described at Belfast Crown Court as a “beloved mother and grandmother” who, her family said, was “constantly bubbling with life”.

The union said its third-level members voted "overwhelmingly" in favour of industrial action, "up to and including strike action"

The Tanaiste’s comments came as TD Verona Murphy suggested some Fianna Fail members were using fake profiles to boost their electoral chances.

Stephen Coveney Ryan appeared at Letterkenny Circuit Court in Co Donegal.

Gardaí arrested the ex-Celtic and Sunderland striker on January 6th 2023, following alleged driving incidents in Dublin and brought him to Crumlin station.

The 30-year-old Dublin man was found guilty of one count of rape in February 2018

‘The commercial risks associated with an undertaking of this nature were grossly underestimated,’ Siún Ní Raghallaigh said.

The Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use has made 36 recommendations in its newly published report.

Booklets were being sent out to 2.2 million homes across Ireland ahead of the votes in March.

The Court of Justice of the EU ruled the concentration of trihalomethanes in a large number of public drinking water supplies in the Republic have persistently exceeded recommended safety limits

The latest State of the Nation's Children report found 40.3 per cent of primary school children were absent for more than 20 days during the 2021/2022 school year

In the fourth quarter of 2023, there was 10,289 completions, a rise of 13 per cent from the fourth quarter of 2022.

Scurri's new headquarters will support both the planned expansion and staff across the UK and Europe

The tickets are valid from February 1st to May 31st.

Taken into consideration was education quality and access, higher Education and research, literacy and digital literacy, and  government Investment.

Those seeking to intimidate the MP for Lagan Valley have been branded ‘cowards and idiots’.

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