A historic church that has been renovated into a family home is on sale in Co Roscommon

Taoiseach Simon Harris has asked Minister for Justice Helen McEntee to develop plans to allow the return of inadmissible international protection applicants back to the UK

The issue of immigration features among a variety of stories on the front pages of Sunday’s newspapers.

Peadar Tóibín, the party’s leader and only TD, addressed the party’s Ard Fheis on Saturday

Protesters accused Minister for Integration Roderic O’Gorman of being ‘MIA’

The man is due to appear before Coleraine Magistrates’ Court on Monday

The Government has claimed the UK’s asylum policy was causing an influx of refugees to the Republic

President Michael D Higgins described Ms Viney's death as a "great loss to Irish life"

A major investigation is underway after threats to the Minister for Justice's home were made in two late-night phone calls during the week.

A man is receiving treatment in hospital for what are believed to be non-life-threatening injuries.

Intel's facility in Kildare is a key part of the company's plan to recoup its long-lost lead in the chip manufacturing business

The incident took place on the N70 at Tullig Beg in Killorglin on Friday afternoon.

Here are the biggest stories making headlines in Ireland this Saturday.

The former taoiseach said he made the decision in the days before he surprised many with his resignation

The man, aged in his 40s, was shot in the abdomen in the Rathfriland Road area of Banbridge on April 12th.

Downing Street rebuffed suggestions from Tánaiste Micheál Martin that asylum seekers were now fearful of staying in the UK.

€100,000 in cash was also seized by gardaí during the planned garda operation.

Interim DUP leader Gavin Robinson’s Bill would allow Irish people to acquire British citizenship by registration after five years’ residence.

The development includes six sound stage buildings that comprise 11 internal sound stages along with ancillary offices at Grange Castle Business Park, Co Dublin.

Gardaí came under attack in Newtownmountkennedy as protests descended into violence on Thursday.

A coroner said that he had been ‘prevented’ from delivering a summary of intelligence information around the deaths of four people killed in 1992.

Several pending and future prosecutions for drug-driving, and potentially also drink-driving, could be affected by the Supreme Court’s answer on the legal issues.

As pastor of the City of David Church, he had sole access and control of its accounts between 2012 and 2020.

Public order gardai were called to an incident at a site earmarked for asylum seekers at Trudder House, outside Newtownmountkennedy on Thursday.

GPs say reception staff are being verbally abused after telling patients they can't join the surgery.

The three men were observed by gardaí leaving the scene in a transit van and a Ford Mondeo, driving in convoy.

They were unknown to each other prior to this, the court heard.

Addressing the victim, Ms Justice Lankford said Ms Honan had behaved in a “dignified” manner throughout the trial process and she commended her bravery.

Cash and designer clothing was also seized.

The Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau (GNDOCB) arrested Sean Mackey, 53, and two other men during an operation on February 22nd.

Micheál Martin made the comments as he condemned scenes of disorder in Co Wicklow.

Denise Best (54) took the case against South Dublin County Council over the fall in August 2018

The overall number of marriages in 2023 exceeded the pre-pandemic 2019 figures by 4.2 per cent.

The extended payments, announced in Budget 2024, will be made until the student’s 19th birthday

Josip Štrok (31) died days after the incident in Clondalkin on March 30th

Tánaiste Micheál Martin said the UK government's plan to send international protection applicants to Rwanda is already affecting Ireland

Figures from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation show University Hospital Limerick is the worst affected by overcrowding, with 106 patients on trolleys.

Bankinter will offer services, including deposits, under its Spanish licence until it secures an Irish permit

The two men are due to appear before Blanchardstown District Court on Friday

Two children were among those killed in the attack carried out by loyalist paramilitary group the UVF in December 1971

All the top stories from the day's national newspapers

Three Garda cars were damaged during the incident on Thursday

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris said his direction that all uniformed officers complete at least 30 minutes of road policing during each shift has made a difference to Garda enforcement

John Faulkner (41) was part of a burglary trio targeting elderly people’s homes while they attended mass

The award-winning Irish Times journalist is suing her former colleague, John Waters (pictured) for damages of up to €75,000 for defamation of character. Photo: Collins

Alan Melia (29) pleaded guilty to robbery at an Applegreen filling station in Co Down, and endangerment, dangerous driving and criminal damage at various locations on the M1 in Co Louth

More than 25 children were identified as victims of child abuse imagery in the first three months of this year.

Taoiseach Simon Harris apologised on behalf of the state to the families of the 48 victims of the Dublin nightclub fire.

A High Court judge has lambasted as “disgraceful” the need to send a 17-year-old girl to a specialist secure unit in Britain because there is no such place available for her in Ireland

Adam Winters, with an address at Blackhall, Glynn, Co Wexford, pleaded guilty to two counts of sexually defiling the girl at locations in Cork and Waterford

Drew Harris admitted that threats and abuse towards elected politicians had become ‘a more pernicious problem’

Ann McCabe (81) died in hospital while recovering from complications which arose during surgery at the Blackrock Clinic

The Taoiseach said Helen McEntee was working ‘in an extraordinarily demanding situation’.

Helen McEntee said more than 80% of international protection applicants in Ireland are coming through Northern Ireland.

Following four days of evidence at the inquest, Limerick Coroner John McNamara returned a verdict of medical misadventure

Ms Justice Emily Farrell said Laksmee Bissuessur and Philip Smith put forward “no legitimate basis” for their occupation of the premises, which belongs to the estates of Adeline and Rita Keppel.

A date has been set for Enoch Burke's defamation action against Mediahuis Ireland, publishers of the Sunday Independent

The inaugural Joint Euro-American Forum on Cancer, which began at Farmleigh House on Thursday, had a particular focus on inequalities in care.

There are 424 admitted patients waiting for beds this morning, according to today’s Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) Trolley Watch

George Nkencho, 27, died outside his home in December 2020, after being shot multiple times by members of a Garda armed support unit.

The 41-year-old mother of two died three years after a cervical smear test taken under the CervicalCheck screening programme was reported as showing no abnormalities

The production of potatoes was also down last year, by 12.4%.

Jordan Deasy (19) went on trial at a Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork earlier this month charged with murder

The drop puts the Government’s housing targets for 2024 at risk.

Jim Donegan was shot dead by a lone gunman while waiting to collect his son outside a school on the Glen Road in west Belfast in December 2018.

Carlos Tarife's comments come days after after thousands of Canary Islanders took to the streets to protest against the problems caused by mass tourism

Another man was seriously assaulted last month in Clondalkin.

Some 62 per cent of homeowners would be willing to invest €10,000 to improve the energy efficiency in their homes if they could recoup the money in energy cost savings

A woman in her 50s was taken by ambulance to hospital for treatment of serious injuries, where she died two days later. 

The car was found burnt out at the scene.

He has been charged and is due to appear before Blanchardstown District Court on Thursday. 

It was a tragedy, he said that the poorer the background, the later the chances of being diagnosed which led to poor survival rates.

No injuries were reported, but there was considerable damage to the property following the fire.

Despite 208,233 children being eligible for the scheme in 2023, only 104,488 were assessed by a public dentist.

This was part of an intelligence-led multi-agency operation in Tipperary Town.

A look at the biggest stories in Thursday's papers.

The historians will have access to government files for an examination of the UK government’s policy towards the region.

It has been estimated the haul had a street value of €2.4 million

The actor said he was supposed to be in the nightclub on the night of the fatal fire.

The award-winning journalist is suing her former colleague for damages of up to €75,000 for defamation of character

The shooting was investigated by the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission

The Special Criminal Court was told Aaron Brady was granted access to a laptop during his trial for the murder of Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe to allow him to review his book of evidence

The teen is also accused of stealing the vehicle he was driving

Solicitor Ammi Burke, 33, of Cloonsunna, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, was summonsed to appear at Dublin District Court on a charge of resisting, wilfully obstructing or impeding a Garda in the execution of his duty.

Milly Tuomey died by suicide in January 2016, weeks after her family sought help for the 11-year-old

John Murphy Jnr (44) was accused of the murder of his brother Shane and the attempted murder of his father John Aloysius in March 2022

The Government is putting €500 million behind a new low-cost an energy upgrade loan scheme for homeowners

Stardust campaigner Antoinette Keegan said former taoiseach Charlie Haughey’s son Sean ‘shouldn’t have spoke’ to the Dáil

The incident occurred in Dublin on Wednesday morning.

Broadcaster Niall Boylan has announced his candidacy for the European election in Dublin, he will run for Independent Ireland

The Sinn Féin leader made her comments during Leaders’ Questions in the Dáil

President Higgins suffered 'mild stroke' in February

Ms McEntee said the level of deportations was a higher proportion than the rest of Europe

Ms Justice Nuala Jackson said it is clear the brothers have achieved a “clear sense of stability” with their foster parents

Simon Harris said the boost of supply has not yet had an impact on housing affordability as they were still catching up with demand.