Operating profits at Camile Thai Kitchen Ltd reduced sharply as revenues decreased by 13 per cent

Approximately €157 million worth of cocaine was recovered from a cargo ship earlier this week

The man, who cannot be identified to protect the anonymity of the victim, was also sentenced on two counts of sexual assault at Belfast Crown Court

The 14-year-old died on Monday after allegedly taking part in a social media challenge

Some families have criticised the terms of an HSE-commissioned probe into surgeries at Children’s Health Ireland hospitals

The Taoiseach acknowledged taking a case to the European Court of Human Rights would have political implications

Graham Carey's case will be heard in the Circuit Court which has broader sentencing powers

Gardaí said the incident took place at a property in a rural area outside Tullamore

Micheál Martin said this week's record drug haul was a "great success"

The figures from the Department of Housing show 1,886 families were homeless in August

“I think we should all be looking for solutions,” he told RTÉ radio’s Today with Claire Byrne Show.

The incident was brought to an end shortly after 10pm when armed gardaí forced entry to the building and arrested the man.

The former GAA star faces 19 counts of deception and two charges for using false instruments between 2014 and 2022

It is alleged a man entered a businesses, threatened staff and left with some money.

The scene is currently preserved, and a technical examination will take place.

There remained issues about trust and communication with parents, she said.

Ciarán Cuffe said Dublin needs more suitable green spaces for people living in apartments

Sammy Wilson said his party would not return to Stormont to implement the deal agreed between the UK and the EU.

Four men in their teens were arrested and questioned in connection with the attack in recent days

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A wide variety of stories feature on the Irish front pages at the end of the working week.

There were just under 12,200 homes for sale on September 1st this year, about 3,300 fewer than the same day in 2022

A burglary was reported at the Dublin premises earlier this month.

The Commissioner raised concerns about gardai using their position to pursue sexual relationships.

The drugs seized will now be sent to Forensic Science Ireland (FSI) for analysis.

Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O’Neill said patience had run out with the DUP’s blockade of the powersharing institutions.

The Society of Editors described new laws in Northern Ireland as an ‘affront to justice’.

The Taoiseach said Ireland’s economy had bounced back from the banking crisis, Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic faster than expected.

Rank-and-file gardai have threatened to withdraw their labour due to a roster dispute.

Gordon DeeganThe Edge from U2 has lodged plans for a new family home for Sorrento Cottage in Dalkey in south Dublin.

The Labour Party has launched a campaign to raise awareness about the potential of vacant sites.

The U2 frontman also said a united Ireland ‘would be wonderful’.

Eilish Hardiman told members of the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Health that she did not receive correspondence discussing the use of the devices.

Dublin District Court heard Rónán Ó Dálaigh and Art Ó Laoghaire's "lock on, lock off" action saw them attach themselves to the Dáil gates with bicycle locks

Dublin City Council said the plan could lead to an over-concentration of hotels in the Temple Bar area

Cocaine valued at almost €160 million was found onboard the Panamanian registered MV Matthew

Mr Butterly was being cross-examined on Thursday by Michael O’Higgins SC, about the blaze that swept through the Stardust club in the early hours of February 14th 1981.

Sinn Féin's Pearse Doherty made the claims during exchanges with Tánaiste Micheál Martin during Leaders’ Questions on Thursday

The Sinn Féin vice-president said she wanted to see a plan from the Irish and British governments to restore the powersharing institutions in the North

The car failed to remain at the scene of the collision

The fine was in respect of TikTok's privacy settings in relation to GDPR

The board ruled the occasional grazing of animals on land adjacent to the Goat Bar & Grill did not exempt it from the new Residential Land Zoned Tax

The nine-year-old died in a hit-and-run incident in Co Donegal at the weekend

A man in his 70s was injured in the incident.

Ireland is one of three EU member states that has a derogation to enable some farmers to work to a higher nitrate limit than the rest of the EU

Gearoid O'Daly (40) sued Bus Éireann and driver Declan Sheridan over the incident at Custom House Quay in Dublin in June 2016

The covert influence operation network was made up of 72 accounts with a total following of almost 95,000 users.

The incident took place at a business premises on Market Square in Ballina on Wednesday night

According to the EU Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP), inflation showed a marginal increase of 0.1 per cent from last month

Helen McEntee’s comments come after an elite Army unit stormed a cargo ship to capture the biggest drugs seizure in the history of the State.

The RTB's annual report for 2022 showed €402,000 in late registration fees was repaid to landlords and agents due to an issue with the registration system

Gardaí are in a standoff with Commissioner Drew Harris over the reimplementation of a pre-Covid roster system

Olha Skoryk and her two children came to Ireland as refugees while her husband Vitalii stayed behind to fight with the Ukrainian forces

A 14-year-old girl in Co Clare is understood to have died after inhaling an aerosol substance

The Government has faced criticism over the terms of the HSE-commissioned review into children’s spinal surgeries

Ryanair said it had expected to receive 27 aircraft between September and December.

As menopause awareness continues to grow, experts say how employers can keep making progress.

A €157 million haul of cocaine seized from a cargo ship dominates all the front pages on Thursday.

In a shared statement church leaders said the visit is taking place at a time of ‘great concern for the state of our fragile peace’.

The man in his 20s was attacked in the Divismore Crescent area and has been taken to hospital for treatment.

Six men have now been detained for questioning about the largest drugs haul in the history of the Irish state.

Storm Agnes battered Ireland on Wednesday with flooding and damage to building in different parts of the country

The proposed move is one of a series of steps agreed by the Garda Representative Association.

Mr Butterly said the policy was the head doorman's initiative and could not say how much of the policy he was “willing to own".

The drugs were found on a Panamanian-registered vessel in a major joint agency operation off the south-east coast of Ireland

Michael O’Leary made the comment as he launched a tirade calling for National Air Traffic Services (Nats) chief executive Martin Rolfe to be sacked.

Basement level will include a gym and wellness suite and the scheme will also provide for 564 bicycle parking spaces and 36 electric scooter charging stands.

The details of the alleged letter emerged during Leaders’ Questions on Wednesday.

Sgt Louis Moloney told the court that the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has directed that the case is to be heard in the circuit court and a Book of Evidence will be required.

She has been charged with unlawful importation and possession of cannabis and having it with intent to supply, contrary to the Misuse of Drugs Act.

The Republic and Northern Ireland saw travel disruption with fallen trees blocking roads and flights and ferries also being affected

The new accounts filed by Ashford Castle Hotel Ltd show that the hotel returned to pre-tax profit as revenues increased by 117 per cent rising from €12.5m to €27.1m last year.

The details of the letter emerged during Leaders’ Questions on Wednesday.

In a detailed judgement handed down on Wednesday Mr Justice David Holland said that the board's decision to grant planning permission, in July 2021, to Ironborn Real Estate Limited to develop the site should be quashed.

Butterly said the policy was the head doorman's initiative and could not say how much of the policy he was “willing to own".

The INMO industrial relations officer, Liam Conway said: “It has been over twenty months since the Government announced that patient-facing healthcare workers would receive a €1,000 pandemic recognition payment.

Judge Gabbett said that he understood the parents' predicament and told the boy’s mother in court “you are at your wit’s end”

In 2022, GSOC saw its staff numbers increase to 156, with a budget of €13.67 million for 2022. 

The woman is also accused of a connected offence of being a passenger in a stolen rental GoCar car on the same date

An elite army unit stormed a Panamanian cargo ship in a major operation on Tuesday

The study carried out by the Department of Public Health in St Finbarr’s Hospital in Cork highlights the needs for appropriate healthcare services planning

Figures from the Higher Education Authority (HEA), show dropout rates increased 9 per cent compared to previous years

GRA president Brendan O’Connor said he had ‘even less confidence’ in the Garda Commissioner now

The calls are from the Northern and Western Regional Assembly (NWRA) which represents Donegal, Sligo, Leitrim, Mayo, Galway, Roscommon, Cavan, and Monaghan

Daa's total turnover for the first six months of 2023 was €458.8 million

Dr Cathal Berry said a multi-agency operation on Tuesday, during which a large quantity of drugs were discovered on a ship off the south coast, had been of international significance

The charity's annual report showed 4,235 children were supported by Focus Ireland's services last year, up from 3,338 in 2021

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Eight counties remain under orange wind and rain warnings

Nicola Keane – a 34-year-old paediatric nurse from Ballina, Co Mayo – jumped to her death off the M50 Westlink bridge in the early hours of October 22nd, 2020.

State agencies said a ‘significant quantity’ of suspected drugs were found onboard the cargo ship.

There were 7,671 members of the Permanent Defence Forces at the end of August.

The deterioration in relations comes after almost 99 per cent of GRA members who voted in a recent ballot expressed no confidence in the Garda Commissioner

Three men have been arrested on suspicion of organised crime offences.

The charity said cashflow pressures that are ‘more acute than would traditionally be the case’, even allowing for the summer period.