PBP TD Richard Boyd Barrett said the Bill would reinstate an eviction ban “as long as we continue in a housing emergency”

One group, the Scoliosis Advocacy Network, has called on Taoiseach Leo Varadkar to become directly involved in shaping the review.

Scott Donegan (38) has been jailed for seven years and 10 months

The alarm was raised at lunchtime on Monday

The UK issued an international arrest warrant earlier this year in respect of Liam Byrne and Jack Kavanagh, who are wanted on suspicion of firearms offences

A company has brought a High Court challenge against An Bord Pleanála's decision that land it owns will be taxed

SDLP MLA Mark H Durkan said he believes he has been targeted for challenging young people about anti-social behaviour.

Sixteen-year-old friends Reuven Simon and Joseph Sebastian both drowned while swimming at Lough Enagh in August 2022

A ballot for industrial action at the ICTU health group of unions took place after Workplace Relations Commission talks collapsed in July

Simon Byrne resigned as chief constable earlier this month following a string of controversies

Around 42,000 of the 141,600 who arrived in Ireland in the 12 months to April 2023 were from Ukraine.

The average price of a three-bed semi-detached house nationally has breached €300,000 for the first time since 2007, a survey has found

Homicide, theft and robbery crimes rose in the year to the end of Q2 in 2023

Ronan Wilson, from Kildress, Co Tyrone, had been visiting Bundoran in Co Donegal when he was struck by a vehicle on Saturday evening

Kevin Sheedy (23), from Killinarden, Dublin, suffered fatal injuries after being hit by a SUV on the Tallaght by-pass

The Neolithic court tomb, first found in Co Armagh, was excavated to save it from quarrying work in 1966.

The weather system is expected to bring severe winds and potential damage and disruption

Kathryn Johnson (27) bought her £5,500 Ford Transit van in July 2020.

Feeling the pinch with rising living costs? Imy Brighty-Potts speaks to TikTok’s Sarah Adekola.

The director of the Women’s Council of Ireland Orla O’Connor has said that the wording of a referendum into the role of women in the home needed to be well thought out, and sufficient time be given for the public to consider any proposed changes

Parents of children with scoliosis will not cooperate with a further review or the sharing of their children’s data unless the review is widened and the Taoiseach meets with them to discuss the terms of reference

Monday's front pages

The findings come in the Environmental Protection Agency’s latest air quality report

Ronan Wilson from Kildress, Co Tyrone died in the incident on Saturday evening.

The Co Meath-born presenter was among the 15 famous faces who took to the dancefloor with their partners for the first time on Saturday.

Body dysmorphia, also called body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), is a mental health disorder that leads to distress over your appearance

The child was staying in Bundoran with his family who are from neighbouring Co Tyrone when the tragedy happened.

The three-time Great British Menu winner walked over Southwark Bridge behind nine sheep on Sunday.

Sean O Fearghail said he wants to ensure peaceful protests can take place while also protecting public representatives and staff.

Here, BreakingNews.ie has a look at what to expect

The HSE-funded team will begin its work on Wednesday at national deafness and hearing loss charity Chime’s Deaf Village Ireland centre.

Two men and a boy were killed in separate incidents in Dublin, Donegal and Kerry

A pedestrian in his 20s has been pronounced dead after a collision in Lisselton in Kerry in the early hours of this morning

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses after a 9-year-old boy was killed in a hit-and-run in Co Donegal overnight

Fianna Fáil TD Jim O'Callaghan and Fine Gael Senator Barry Ward spoke to BreakingNews.ie about the ugly scenes outside the Dáil, and both said prosecutions should come after the incident

The incident happened in Tallaght in the early hours of Sunday

Sunday's front pages

It follows an investigation into anti-social behaviour and firework incidents in the Stewartstown Road area of west Belfast in recent weeks.

The reality series, titled Gra Ar An Tra, will see 10 singletons try to find their match while practising their Irish language skills.

It came as he travelled back to Europe from North America, where he addressed the UN Security Council.

The Irish citizen originally from Angola appeared at Dublin District Court on Saturday when Judge John Campbell refused bail and held him in custody.

Two other officers were also affected but did not require hospital treatment.

Long queues formed in the Victoria Square shopping centre on Saturday morning for the first Sculpted By Aimee store in Northern Ireland.

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has told his party members that Sinn Féin’s word ‘should carry no more weight’ with the chief constable than others

A total of 143 events have been hosted by the statutory agency over a five-year period.

From the Ploughing Championships to flying taxis, a lot happened this week.

Police said a criminal investigation has started as well as a professional standards department misconduct probe.

Saturday's front pages

The Taoiseach has warned the United Nations the world is at risk of a new nuclear arms race

One man was arrested after gardaí seized a number of replica firearms and cannabis worth €100,000 on Friday

Met Éireann warned of localised flooding and travel disruptions

Eamon Butterly agreed with a barrister that three of the exits in the nightclub could be considered 'a fail'

Officers seized drugs including heroin, mephedrone, cocaine and cannabis

Minister for Education Norma Foley said she was 'saddened beyond measure' following the news of Mr Ryan's death

Annette McGavigan was killed by the British army during a riot in Derry in 1971.

Aaron Rodericks, who is the co-lead of threat disruption at X, formerly known as Twitter, secured the order against his employer

The Committee of Ministers expressed concerns that the act breached human rights obligations

The party’s budget plan for 2024 offers a glimpse of what the party would plan to do if it enters into government

It comes after a protest earlier this week during which 13 people were arrested

Sweden has been rocked by a wave of shootings and bombings in recent years that has intensified over the past few months

Eamon Butterly is giving evidence at the inquest into the blaze that swept through the Stardust nightclub, killing 48 people

The crash occurred on the R238 at Moville

Ainis Guzauskus (41) is accused of an offence under section three of the Air Navigation and Transport Act 1975

A representative from Libraries NI said the situation brought about by a funding crisis was ‘really disappointing’

The Irish author reflected on being declared cancer free, authoritarianism and being on the prestigious shortlist.

Flight crews reported 298 incidents involving unruly or difficult passengers onboard aircraft during 2022.

A Garda was assaulted after stopping a stolen car in Dublin city centre on Thursday evening, with two people fleeing the scene

Mr Bakhurst refutes claims RTÉ are "refusing" to hand over details

The retailer said it sells an average 1,300 units of single-use vapes per week in stores.

Energy companies have faced renewed political pressure to pass on falling wholesale energy prices to customers

An increase in interest rates and higher fuel costs are the likely reasons behind the drop in consumer confidence.

This means the Shannon to Paris route will return after 12 years

Mairead McGuinness said that the Environment Commissioner’s visit to Ireland in relation to the issue ‘will happen’.

The Federation of Early Childhood Providers will withdraw services for three days next week in protest over funding levels

The Mullingar-based make-up artist uses beauty as her creative outlet

The two-car collision happened on the R280 at Lisnabrack, Carrick on Shannon shortly before 6pm on Thursday evening.

Friday's front pages focus on the fallout over the protest outside Leinster House, with the mock gallows being investigated as well as barriers around it being considered by Gardaí. 

The clinical director of Children's Health Ireland (CHI) confirmed on Thursday that a number of clinicians and others within CHI were aware that the uncertified implants were being used.

The possibility of a safe zone around the Leinster House complex was also discussed, but it is not anticipated that that would be put in place.

Alongside them are three North American writers and a British novelist.

Anna May McHugh said that farming and agriculture ‘is the backbone of Ireland’ and young people need to be included more.

Mr Butterly said it was the responsibility of head doorman Tom Kennan for ensuring door staff had proper training

The head of the Northern Ireland Environment Agency said there was no quick fix to the problem, which is impacting Lough Neagh.

Post-mortem results showed that Ms McKeown had died of acute respiratory failure due to pneumonia linked to tumours on her lung that had spread from previously having cancer of the kidney.

The Foreign Affairs minister said that Ireland’s familiar way of doing politics should be maintained, despite the Dáil demonstration.

The film explores the life of one of Ireland’s most famous playwrights and will be released in cinemas from November 3rd.

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown council refused planning after more than 70 objections were lodged against the scheme.

Colm Doran is leaving the Ploughing Championship to drive to his wedding later on Thursday afternoon.

Dr Okafor was speaking on RTÉ radio’s News at One following the publication of further reviews by Children’s Health Ireland into spinal surgery cases at Temple Street hospital.

The Minister for Justice was speaking in relation to widely criticised demonstrations outside Leinster House.

Eamon Butterly also said he was 'aware of the practice' and did not stop it.

The Minister for Housing was taking Leaders’ Questions in the Dáil

More than 2,500 people registered to take part in the Bewley’s Big Coffee Morning Social for Hospice

It comes after Ryanair announced it would be cancelling 17 routes and moving 19 aircraft to alternative EU airports this winter

The Graiguenamanagh native thinks we all need to do better on food waste.