The complaint to the Data Protection Commission concerned Google's processing of personal data

Chantal Johnston (38), of Clonard Road, Crumlin, pleaded guilty to assault causing harm and dangerous driving at Domino’s Pizza

Charlie Cooper was seriously injured when he was shot multiple times at his home in Mulhuddart in December 2016

Coolsivna Construction Ltd has taken the action against Meath County Council

Ms Justice Ann Power formally opened the inquiry on Monday

Stephen Lane (52) was 14 when he started to sexually assault the girl, who was aged between five and seven at the time, the court heard

Madalin Ghiuzan is accused of two counts of assault causing harm to a tourist at Cathal Brugha Street and O'Connell Street Upper

Garda Caoimhe Busher has been a probationary Garda since September 2018, the court heard

Former 'accountant to the stars' Ossie Kilkenny has lost his Killiney Hill home

Declan Brady was further sentenced to a nine-year prison term for facilitating the murder of Christopher (aka Noel) Kirwan

Mia Kate Nolan was walking near her home with her mother when the dog allegedly came from behind and clamped his jaws on the little girl’s head

Declan Sheehy (58) was caught surrounded by white powder, weighing scales, a blender and mixing bowls

The CSO said the increase “reflects the impact of changing birth rate and migration patterns over recent decades”

Reece Murphy was remanded on €800 bail with conditions pending directions from the Director of Public Prosecutions after he appeared at Dublin District Court on Monday.

It is widely anticipated that the current Finance Minister Michael McGrath will be put forward for Cabinet approval tomorrow morning

The warrant was issued by authorities in Northern Ireland.

Gavin Robinson said his party is ‘campaigning for every vote’ to return a strong team to Westminster.

The former German defence minister is expected to stay on as European Commission president in the wake of EU elections.

The INMO's daily update said 351 patients were waiting in emergency departments, while 89 were in wards elsewhere in hospitals

The RevPoints scheme allows customers to turn their spending into rewards, including airline miles and discounts

The war of words between the two sides continued before a work-to-rule affecting thousands of passengers.

Firefighters were at the scene off Distillery Street in the early hours of Monday.

One of the men in his 20s has been charged and will appear in court on Monday morning.

The survey, carried out by Azure Pharmaceuticals, reveals 98 per cent of pharmacists dispense unlicensed drugs every day.

A range of stories feature across Monday’s headlines.

Senior representatives from Sinn Féin, the DUP, Alliance Party, Ulster Unionist Party and the SDLP participated in the UTV debate on Sunday.

The typical listed house price nationwide in the second quarter of 2024 was 340,398 euro, a report showed.

He was one of more than 100 divers from across the country who took part in a planned two-day event organised by the Donegal Bay Sub Aqua Club.

Mary Lou McDonald said Sinn Féin got ‘a knock’ after the party put in a poor performance earlier this month.

Mark Tighe, the president of Ialpa, described claims by Aer Lingus that it has ‘repeatedly sought’ to engage with the association as ‘not accurate’.

Minister of State and TD for Cork North Central Colm Burke said that Mr Allen was a true advocate for all the people he represented.

Officers were called to an incident after they received a report that a white BMW X5 was stolen from a house in the Dublin Road area of Cloghoge.

President Michael D Higgins led a ceremony at the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin city

The man is due to appear in court on Monday

Mal O’Hara, who is running in the North Belfast constituency, said there would be ‘no problem’ with him taking the seat if he was voted in on July 4th

Fine Gael TD Alan Farrell wrote to the Oireachtas Commission, the group that oversees the workings of Leinster House, saying the “eye-watering difference” was “inherently unfair at best and scandalous at worst”.

A man in his 40s was taken to the Mater Hospital for treatment following the incident

Gavin Robinson also denied his party has performed a U-turn on endorsing the Windsor Framework

The families of those killed, survivors and senior politicians will attend the event on Sunday

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The event was taking place in Teelin Bay when the incident occurred

A spokesperson for the airline said it will impact 15,000 customers on short-haul services.

Police had attended reports of pellet guns being fired at members of the public.

Pilots will begin work-to-rule action on Wednesday before an eight-hour strike on Saturday

Cathal Crotty, a serving member of the Defence Forces, walked free from court after he was given a three-year suspended sentence.

Joseph Lawlor (38) is accused of the murder of Michael Ryan (51)

The Irish Air Line Pilots' Association confirmed on Friday that an eight-hour strike will be staged on Saturday, June 29th

Gardaí continue to investigate the alleged assault on the outskirts of Newmarket on June 6th

The demonstrations come after a member of the Defence Forces received a fully-suspended sentence for an assault on a woman in Limerick City

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Fine Gael's James Geoghegan has been elected as the new Lord Mayor of Dublin

Cathal Crotty (22) remains a member of the Defence Forces, despite being convicted of assaulting 24-year-old Natasha O’Brien.

Richard Edwards (68) died following the incident near Derry on Wednesday.

Pilots at the airline will go on strike on Saturday, June 29th as part of their pay dispute

The case centres around a findings made by the Minister against the man, who was born outside of the EU.

The airline is to get in touch with passengers from Friday and offer a refund or alternative booking.

The Sainte Catherine Laboure, a 25-metre trawler based out of Greencastle on the Inishowen Peninsula, went down just before 11pm last night.

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris said the British-Irish Council ‘should be part of the calendar’ for the next British prime minister.

IPAS registered a total of 4,775 appeals last year compared to 1,180 in 2022 – an annual increase of over 300 per cent.

Simon Harris said he wanted to create ‘a very different society for young women’.

Jim Allister unveiled his party’s Restore the Union election manifesto on Friday.

The judge said the action must be re-issued and the proceedings are unlikely to return before the court in the short term.

They are seeking an order to comply with an RTB ruling last August, which ordered the company to pay them damages.

Siptu is hoping to meet with management and staff to discuss restructuring plans which could result in a number of job losses.

Ewa Ledzinska withdrew her claim at the High Court after a video was shown of her doing vigorous exercise at a gym.

The judge ruled that Paul Murphy was entitled to an order quashing the Standards in Public Office (Sipo) decision

The man gave a sworn undertaking to stay away from his former girlfriend

In a post on social media, the bank has apologised to customers for the inconvenience

A man, believed to have been an academic, was killed in the blaze on Thursday night

Prof Nolan’s lawyers argue there was “no conceivable justification” for his dismissal

In June, the average price of a litre of petrol or diesel was €1.79 and €1.71 respectively

The incident happened on the Pearse road in Sligo Town shortly after 8pm on Thursday

The action has been branded as ‘insidious’ by the airline, which is cancelling up to 20 per cent of flights over a five-day period

Figures from the Banking and Payments Federation show over 30,000 housing units were commenced in the first four months of the year

The incident happened on the R756 at Turlough Hill

Barristers will withdraw their services on a number of dates in July following similar action last October

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The security alert during Thursday caused major disruption in the city, police said.

Senator Barry Ward said gay men were targeted in Dublin's Phoenix Park because of their sexuality.

Research has suggested that the pop star’s great-great-grandmother hailed from Derry.

Three women received suspended sentences after pleading guilty to a range of offences connected to her death.

Ewa Ledzinska (42) has sued Lidl, claiming she sustained a severe back injury and is in constant back pain as a result of her working conditions

The Workplace Relations Commission upheld the worker’s claim for harassment on the grounds of race against his employer.

After Eamon Ryan announced his decision to step down as Green Party leader, there will be a leadership contest between Roderic O'Gorman and Pippa Hackett

The High Court rejected all of the media companies' arguments against Coimisiún na Meán decisions.

Aer Lingus has warned the indefinite work-to-rule action will have a 'cumulative and negative impact' on customers

The party leader made her comments as she launched Alliance’s manifesto for the Westminster election.

Tánaiste Micheál Martin signed a statutory instrument to establish the tribunal on Thursday

Social Demcorats leader Holly Cairns told the Oireachtas that costs of running primary schools have soared.

Ten thousand people are being given Irish citizenship this month.

The Greens are currently running a leadership contest, but another race must be opened after the general election.

A Derry man who conspired to traffic migrants into Britain is to be extradited there for breaching the terms of his release from prison, after he was accused of a number of other charges including trying to murder his ex-partner

Pilots at Aer Lingus have served notice to the airline of their intention to launch an indefinite work-to-rule from next Wednesday.

Police have said an investigation is under way.

Cathal Crotty (22) had initially tried to blame his victim, Natasha O’Brien (24)