The Minister for Arts and Culture is set to attend the SXSW festival in Texas as part of St Patrick’s Day events.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar made the comment during a visit to the United States.

Fingal County Council is defending its decision to issue the notice to restrict flights between 11pm and 7am

Two primary schools in Cork have been named the winners of a national design competition that used 3D printing to respond to sustainability challenges within their schools

The Etihad flight arrived in Dublin early on Saturday morning.

He gave evidence at the Commission of Investigation examining the response to allegations of sexual abuse made against him

Gardaí had summonsed him to face charges under the Road Traffic Act concerning alleged motoring offences at the R136 road in Tallaght, Dublin, on February 7th, 2022.

Gardaí had earlier issued an alert about a yellow van.

The man is facing trial later this year relating to a single charge of indecent assault alleged to have occurred between January 1987 and December 1988.

John Burke pretended to be a university student gathering donations for Trócaire.

The warring couple have provided sworn undertakings in court that cover the use of the house immersion switch

Antonio Mureddu was brought before a special sitting of Letterkenny District Court on foot of five outstanding bench warrants

The High Court judge was not convinced that An Bord Pleanála planners are entitled to take a 'build and public transport will come' view

“Charlie was indelibly associated with some of the biggest stories both at home and abroad during his four decades with RTÉ, I recall for example being with him in Iraq," he said.

In a series of briefings, ministers were advised to say that while international sanctions were a “complex and dynamic area”, there had been no reported issues with enforcement in this country.

Part of a data centre is set to be built on the 2.5-acre site in Clonee, Co Meath

A judge has warned gardaí that the case against Richard Satchwell who is charged with the murder of his wife Tina could be struck out if the book of evidence is not ready in two weeks' time

The legacy inquest is examining the SAS shootings of Peter Ryan, Tony Doris and Lawrence McNally in Coagh, Co Tyrone, in June 1991.

Flooding can be expected as a result of high tides, while there could be difficult driving conditions.

The Garda Anti-Corruption Unit has been investigating the activities of a particular Garda unit based in the Dublin region

Emma Stephenson and Khaula Bhutta will join Joe Kennedy III on Capitol Hill.

Leo Varadkar has a busy itinerary across Boston and Washington, including a traditional trip to the White House

The Irish broadcaster brought stories from around the world to TV screens across the country

Some of the reasons for food business closure orders in February included evidence of a rodent infestation; significant amount of rodent droppings throughout a premises; and the preparation of raw chicken on the equipment sink, with blood present

There are over 2,300 operational reverse vending machines now accessible across the country

Charlie Bird wrote that his health had “changed completely” before thanking his neighbours and carers for their support.

Her body has been removed to Mayo University Hospital where a post mortem will take place.

The man, a member of An Garda Síochána, has been charged and will appear before the Criminal Courts of Justice on Tuesday morning.

Comptroller and Auditor General Dorinnia Carville also said there had been little sustained reduction in child poverty levels in the region over the last eight years.

This follows on from Vodafone's €300 million network investment over the last three years.

Two constitutional amendments put forward by the Government were overwhelmingly rejected over the weekend.

A preview of the main stories in Tuesday's papers.

Leo Varadkar made the comments as part of his first public speech during a week-long visit for St Patrick’s Day celebrations in the US.

The US economic envoy to Northern Ireland said Leo Varadkar had advanced the ’cause of tolerance’.

Data shows many women were looking up symptoms online nearly a year before being issued with GP referrals

Micheál Martin said he does not accept that the referendums' rejections were a symbol of dissatisfaction with the Government

Karen Harrington denied the murder of Santina Cawley (two) at her apartment in July 2019

The High Court heard that, in the last few days, the property at at Hadleigh Court had been unlawfully occupied by between 30-50 people

The Stormont Justice Minister said families seeking answers over deaths deserve to be ‘treated with more respect and dignity’

Judge Francis Comerford lifted previously imposed reporting restrictions on the naming of Jim Harmon

Martin Mahoney claims the ombudsman's decision not to investigate his 2021 complaint is unlawful and should be overturned

The President urged other countries to ’emulate Ireland’s example’ and increase aid funding to UNRWA

Philip Cox (39), who is originally from Tallaght in Dublin but has an address at York Street Flats in Dublin 2, had pleaded not guilty to the attempted murder of his former partner

It showed that only 25 per cent of consultant paediatricians would not refer an adolescent for bariatric surgery such as a gastric by-pass.

He has since been charged and appeared before the CCJ Dublin on Monday morning.

The 51-year-old Offaly man pleaded guilty to a total of 27 charges, including oral rape, anal rape and sexual assault

The driver also subjected the female passenger to "interrogation" by repeatedly asking if she was single or lived alone

Kamal Kumar Nepali (24) was found guilty on a number of counts, including rape, burglary and trespass

Limerick TD Willie O'Dea said the Government must focus on housing, health, and law & order

Lounes Ouachek (54), formerly of St Dominic's Terrace, Tallaght, Dublin 24, pleaded guilty in 2014 at the Central Criminal Court to the attempted murder of Ruta Ouachek

Eddie Hutch (58) sustained a number of fatal gunshot wounds after he was approached by several assailants as he pulled up in his taxi outside his house in February 2016

Abbeytrill Partnership told the court its centre at a business park in Ballybrit, Co Galway, is contracted to house 302 international protection applicants

The collision took place on the N4 at Drumcrauve on Monday morning

Discussions are expected to cover a broad agenda of issues including the wars in Gaza and Ukraine.

University Hospital Limerick remains the most over-crowded in the country - with 72 patients on trolleys.

The Big Mac, the Quarter Pounder, the Cheeseburgers, are all set for taste changes.

From March 25th, all ALDI stores will open from 8am, Monday to Saturday, and close at 10pm.

Dlava Mohamed (16) and Kiea McCann (17) were killed in the crash

Culture Minister Catherine Martin said: ‘This Oscar success is no more than he deserves and I wish him every success in all his future films.’

The fallout from the resounding No votes in the referendums continues to dominate the front pages of the Irish newspapers.

The Irish star was named best actor at the Los Angeles ceremony.

The 12-year-old, who had been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer and was the inspiration for the Late Late Toy Show appeal, died on Tuesday.

Here, we have a look at the topics likely to dominate political discourse in the week ahead

This former Garda station has been transformed into a two-storey home with a rich heritage.

The editor of a photo news company has said An Garda Síochána's attempts to compel him to hand over pictures from the Dublin riots will put the safety of photojournalists at risk

The child, who was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, inspired the annual Late Late Toy Show appeal.

Pippa Hackett rejected accusations that the Government did not give enough information to the public about the referendums.

In letters to Minister Norma Foley, principals – especially in Dublin – explained how it was proving impossible to hire staff even as other teachers were leaving due to the high cost of living and high rents.

They are both tipped to take home gongs.

The man and a woman, were detained by officers from the Corporate Enforcement Authority over the weekend, and can be held for 24 hours.

Sunday's front pages focus on a range of stories from delays to the Shannon pipeline being a threat to foreign investment, as well as reaction to a resounding No No vote in the family and care referendums.

The baking of Israel's actions by US president Joe Biden was common in emails to the Taoiseach

The proposals would have removed the so-called ‘woman in the home’ clause and widened the definition of family in the Constitution

The Government's defeated family and care referendums were a "communications failure" and "badly rushed", according to a communications and PR expert

A total of 67% voted against the amendment

England end Irish Grand Slam hopes

The Sinn Féin leader said a report into the operation of the British Army’s top agent inside the IRA was ‘deeply shocking’

Leo Varadkar said the Government had been given ‘two wallops’ by the electorate

Ireland has voted to reject Government proposals to change the Constitution that would have removed the so-called “woman in the home” clause and widened the definition of family

Saturday's front pages focus on a range of stories from rich Chinese buyers targeting South Dublin homes to a new maritime route for aid to Gaza letting Israel off the hook.

Mr Martin, who is a former teacher, admitted that he was awaiting the outcome of the Oscars with “bated breath.”

President Michael D Higgins was seen in public for the first time when he voted on Friday.

Low voter turnouts were reported around the country for much of the day

John Egan (61) had previously pleaded guilty to the offences at a sitting of Roscommon Circuit Court last year

The Fine Gael leader encouraged viewers to vote yes in the referendums

The incident involving Mary Butler's car occurred while the vehicle was parked in the Barker Street area of Waterford City on Friday

Damian McNamara (39) was jailed for dangerous driving causing the death of his girlfriend, Stephanie Fitzpatrick (37)

Closing speeches in the inquest before the Dublin District Coroner's Court continued on Friday

Low turnouts were reported at polling stations across the country on Friday morning

The Commissioner of Valuation had argued rates for the nightclub and hotel should be calculated based on a €1.75 million estimated net annual value, as opposed to the current €1.15 million value

The court heard there was “significant dysfunction” and violence within the family home

The court heard Lukasz Bykowski first met the woman when she was working as a shop assistant in Boots pharmacy in Navan in 2014.

Campaigners Mary Ann McCracken and Winifred Carney are the first non-royal women to receive the honour.

The cases are the first private nuisance claim from wind turbine noise to run in either Ireland or the UK

Solicitors for Dee Forbes said they can provide medical information to confirm that she is unfit to attend