The payout to Prof Nolan - who became a household name during the Covid-19 pandemic when he served as a member of the high-profile National Public Health Emergency Team (Nphet) - is revealed in Science Foundation Ireland’s financial statements for 2024.

One of the Dublin Castle Suite apartments facing onto Dame Street and Parliament Street is available for €255 this coming Thursday on booking.com, while those looking to book an apartment on the more in-demand date of Friday, September 19th, on Airbnb will pay €474.

The PSNI said it had received a report of a large gathering in east Belfast at around 7.20pm on Monday.

Gavin O'Reilly, whose address is given on his summons as Phoenix Park, allegedly "bared his teeth" and "clenched his fists", Dublin District Court heard.

The man was arrested at the scene.

At Ennis District Court, Judge Alec Gabbett told the parent that his application concerning the school principal didn’t fall under the legislation concerning restraining orders.

Marie Farrell, originally from Kildare, said she ‘felt like a statistic’ while she was homeless for eight months.

The PSNI said one man had been arrested.

A postmortem concluded that Stephen Watson from Ongar, Dublin, died as a result of heroin toxicity, while the inquest heard a bag of unidentified green tablets was also recovered from his rectum.

A male in his 30s, a female in her 20s, and two juveniles were arrested

The man was found unresponsive in Carrick-on-Suir at approximately 2:30 am.

A coroner said CCTV footage of the schoolboy leaving his Belfast home in the middle of the night should be shared with the public.

The former Dublin Gaelic football manager defeated the party’s MEP Billy Kelleher in a secret ballot on Tuesday.

Northern Ireland's Finance Minister John O’Dowd was pressed on when the GAA ground will be built at the Northern Ireland Assembly on Tuesday.

A guidance document on how to discuss the impact of global warming said there was high confidence that maximum rainfall rates will rise here.

The pre-tax profits of €10.19 million are an 88 per cent increase on the pre-tax profits of €5.39 million in 2023.

Mr Robinson called on the Sinn Fein vice president to ‘show leadership’ after a row over a jobs fair in Londonderry.

Daragh Cassidy of Bonkers.ie said the high prices we are now paying for energy appear to be the new normal.

The Finance Minister has insisted his resistance to tax breaks for developers is ‘unchanged’ after his party leader said he was ‘open’ to the move.

Focus Ireland chief executive Pat Dennigan said people need ‘bold action, not broken promises’.

Jim Gavin has been selected as Fianna Fáil's presidential candidate

The men were fishing at Tullan Strand around 8pm when one of the men was swept off the rocks by a large wave.

The health authority spent almost €8,000 promoting the ad on social media as part of a month-long campaign to raise awareness of penile cancer and provide information on genital hygiene earlier this year.

Senator Tom Clonan said Ms Humphreys had ‘very strongly pushed’ for a proposal to means-test people with disabilities.

The figures from 2023, show average incomes fell by 0.6 per cent, leaving them 3.3 per cent below their 2021 level.

When asked how his family were doing in the wake of the threats, Harris said they were doing "okay".

The Tánaiste was speaking as Fine Gael held its annual think-in at a hotel in Co Westmeath.

The secret ballot will take place at Leinster House from 11.30am on Tuesday morning

An Irish player has won €20,000 every month for the next 30 years

Catherine Connolly says members of the public have called for her to stand in the election in the last 18 months.

A range of stories feature across Tuesday's newspaper front pages, including Fianna Fáil selecting a candidate for the presidential election.

Ireland’s local authorities retrofitted more than 7,300 social homes since 2022, saving enough energy to power more than 6,000 households annually.

The State’s economic watchdog recommended a reduction in the planned package amid ‘high uncertainty’.

From a thatched gem in Cavan to Tom Crean’s Kerry local, these pubs are rich in history and character

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

Defence counsel for Natasha Tynan (38) told the court her client was not aware that possessing the scissors was illegal

Their arrests last week follow a law enforcement operation involving officers from Europol and the Brazilian Federal Police assisting the Garda National Protective Services Bureau (GNPSB) in Dublin.

Tánaiste Simon Harris has said he is ‘not convinced’ the size of the Budget package needs to be changed.

The road between Kilcock and Enfield is closed and expected to remain so until Tuesday pending an examination by Garda Forensic Collision Investigators.

Billionaire Elon Musk has criticised Tánaiste Simon Harris and backed Conor McGregor's unlikely presidential bid

One Kerry councillor questioned the candidates on how seriously they were taking their presidential bids.

In his letter to councillors, McGregor wrote: 'I believe now is the time for a truly independent, people-first voice to enter Áras an Uachtaráin'.

Party leader Simon Harris said ‘the Fine Gael party is backing the Fine Gael candidate’ in the presidential election next month.

Denis Morris of Braemore Road, Churchtown, Dublin 14, faces a charge for stalking the woman at a Dublin 2 hotel on March 21st.

Police said a man in his 40s has been arrested following the most recent incident.

Tánaiste Simon Harris has refused to speculate on his political future following several recent threats against his family.

The revenues of €33.12 million last year work out at an average weekly revenue of €637,015.

She told Tommy Marren on his Midwest Radio current affairs show she had been “walloped” by her captors on two occasions. On another occasion two of the other woman captives were “roughed up”.

It was alleged that the managing director had used the words 'tinker' and 'itinerant', and joked that he was watching a Traveller customer on the premises to ensure that he left back the item he was looking at.

The Sinn Féin leader focused on criticising the Government after she ruled herself out of running for the presidency.

The Office of Public Works has confirmed that work is set to begin in the coming weeks to rectify a problem with foul odours from the controversial and costly pavilion.

The offence is alleged to have taken place in February 2002 when the accused man was in his 20s.

Aaron McAnulty (39) appeared before a district judge in Newry Magistrates’ Court on Monday.

A garda investigation is underway after two threats were made to Minister Harris and his family in the space of a week.

INMO figures show University Hospital Limerick has the highest number waiting at 99.

Fiona Bird was summarily dismissed from her job at YAYA boutique shortly after she had made a protected disclosure to the Health and Safety Authority

John FitzGerald said Irish household wealth nationwide largely consists of people’s homes

Service on banks’ apps will allow customers to send, request, and split payments using contacts' mobile numbers

McDonald said she had to “lead from the front” in holding the current Fianna Fail-Fine Gael coalition to account

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A wide range of stories feature across Monday's newspaper front pages

There were gaps in people’s understanding of local supports in the event of someone dying or becoming seriously ill.

Threshold has said there must be ‘robust’ safeguards and standards underpinning any new exemptions.

There are just two confirmed candidates in the race so far.

The Sinn Féin vice president refused to be drawn on whether her own party would be running a candidate in next month’s presidential election.

The male driver (60s) and female passenger (age unknown at this time) of the second motorcycle were brought by ambulance to University Hospital Kerry for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.

Two of the charges that the man is facing are the alleged €16,000 criminal damage to the bar and burglary at the clubhouse of Wolfe Tones GAA in Shannon, which is the club of Clare All-Ireland winning senior hurling manager, Brian Lohan.

Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin are set to finalise their candidates this week.

It is understood Mr Harris is not at home currently.

The 39-year-old man is due to appear before Newry Magistrates’ Court on Monday.

Fr Brendan Kilcoyne, who is a parish priest in Balla, Co Mayo, said immigration was being “badly managed”

A death notice on Rip.ie reads that Mr O’Connor (44) passed away unexpectedly but peacefully at Knockbarry in Liscarroll.

An Coimisiún Pleanála refused planning permission for the construction of 336 new residential units at Coolcarron, Fermoy, Co Cork by Cumnor Construction Limited.

Gardai began a search of open ground in Donabate on Tuesday which has continued over the weekend.

The man is understood to have been in the water for almost two hours and was spotted by the crew of the Waterford-based Irish Coast Guard helicopter, Rescue 117.

The man has been arrested on suspicion of making and possessing explosives under suspicious circumstances.

Librarian Monica Crump said the republican journals offered ‘a glimpse into life’ in at the camp.

Stuart and Regina Kirk started reading to their son Theo, who was born at 24 weeks and spent months in hospital, at 10-days-old.

The winning ticket, worth an incredible €1,000,500, was purchased on the day of the draw at Centra, Moore Street, Cappamore, Co. Limerick.

The Right Reverend Dr Paul Colton was the longest serving bishop in the Diocese of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross since William Lyons' death in 1617.

A preview of the biggest stories in Sunday's papers.

A search of open ground began in Donabate this week after concerns for the boy were raised by Tusla on Friday.

New accounts filed by Hozier’s Haskey Ltd show that the company recorded post-tax profits of €1.59 million in 2024.

“It is me today but it will be someone else tomorrow,” the Tánaiste said.

Gardaí said investigations are ongoing.

The Tánaiste has received threats before, including through social media and a phoned bomb threat.

Jamie French, aged 31, of Nangor Mills, Clondalkin, was remanded in custody to appear at Cloverhill District Court on Thursday.

Organisers of the march led chants outside Starbucks, Barclays, Axa and Leonardo Hotels.

CCTV footage of the alleged assault showed the 16-year-old getting out of his mother’s car armed with a large kitchen knife, and the broad-daylight knife assault on the male took place moments later.

Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene at 10 am.

The victim has been named by police as Chrissy Burns who was originally from the Warrenpoint area in Co Down.

The winning ticket was purchased on the day of the draw from Dunnes Stores, Kilnamanagh Shopping Centre, Tallaght, Dublin 24. 

A look at what is making the headlines in Saturday's papers.

Gardaí and emergency services responded to the incident on Broad Road at 1 am after a SUV struck the man.

A union representing school caretakers and secretaires has agreed to withdraw strike action and engage in negotiations, the Education Minister said.