Moire Bergin (47) was found not guilty of murdering her mother, Mary Bergin (76), by reason of insanity

A total of 459 patients are waiting for beds in Irish hospitals according to the latest Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) Trolley Watch figures

No injuries have been reported to police officers

Gardaí from Carrigaline attended the scene at an estate in the town at around 7pm on Monday

Seven out of 10 food pubs in the capital also say the VAT increase has made them less likely to hire new staff

Long-term exposure to air pollution has been linked to pooer mental health in older people, according to research published on Monday

Simon Harris commended Gardaí for their "very swift action"

Members of the public were asked to avoid the Broadway Roundabout area of Belfast

A car and a van were involved in the collision in Ballintrane on Monday evening

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Fifteen people appeared before a late-night sitting at the Criminal Courts of Justice on Monday, charged with a range of public order offences

It comes after a major disturbance erupted at a site designated to accommodate asylum seekers in North Dublin

They are due to appear before a special sitting of the Criminal Courts of Justice this evening.

John Mulrooney Sugrue (19) is seeking orders that the criminal case against him may not proceed until sentencing reforms are adopted which take into account his age at the time of the alleged offence

The Commission also said that the layout and design of the ballot papers for referendums were not sufficiently clear.

The meeting took place to examine legislation to regulate Defence Forces’ representative associations.

The Magnier side has sought documents under discovery, prompting the Barne Estate side to claim they are attempting to delay the process

The protesters object to the disused building being redeveloped to house asylum seekers.

Shane Scanlon (34) faces two charges relating to the discovered of over €25,000 worth of cocaine at Collins' Barracks in Cork earlier this year

Most of the cases listed for Monday were adjourned to Tuesday

The incident in question happened in January 2020 at Wilton Terrace, near Leeson Street Bridge in Dublin city

A security guard is understood to have been injured at the site of a proposed asylum seeker accommodation centre on the Malahide Road in Dublin.

A 'Do Not Swim' notice has been put in place until Wednesday

In June, gas demand decreased by 17 per cent month-on-month

Criminal barristers are holding a day of strike action nationwide as part of the dispute over fees

The Association of Catholic Priests said it is not the role of a priest to judge the conscience of another person and says priests do not own the Eucharist

University Hospital Limerick was the most overcrowded hospital in the State on Monday morning, with 105 patients there waiting on trolleys

Gardaí identified a number of incidents where ATMs were fitted with items known as ‘cash trapping’ devices.

The Government is setting aside and additional €1.5 billion for the health service this year

Images from the attempted assassination of Donald Trump feature on many of the front pages

On Thursday, July 18th, Taoiseach Simon Harris will have completed 100 days in office

Beautiful stonework throughout this €325,000 property in Monasterevin adds character in spades

The figures published by the European Commission show there were 291 hospital beds per 100,000 people in the Republic in 2022 compared to the EU average of 516.

The ceremony included prayers and statements by different faith leaders and a wreath-laying by President Michael D Higgins.

Taoiseach Simon Harris said there has been an escalation in political violence.

Mary Lou McDonald made the admission following a meeting of the party’s ard chomhairle which discussed Sinn Fein’s recent electoral performance.

A family has been left homeless after a suspected petrol bomb attack in Dublin in the early hours of Saturday morning

Frawley stepped off the bench to split the posts in dramatic fashion with the final action of a thrilling encounter at Kings Park Stadium.

Investigations are continuing after a Bus Éireann driver was shot in the face with an airgun in Limerick yesterday

Sinn Féin carried out a ‘comprehensive and honest’ review of its recent electoral performance.

'It's a mistake,' Zelenskiy says of Biden's Putin mix up

It is their first bilateral meeting on Irish soil and is focused on Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

She is due to appear before a special sitting of Tralee District Court on Saturday afternoon at 1pm.

Saturday's front pages focus on a range of stories from questions still remaining around Joe Biden's candidacy to 92,000 referrals to Tusla in 2023.

The flight attendant said she was strip-searched by Dubai police as she was charged with attempting suicide.

Volodymyr Zelensky will stop in Shannon Airport on his way back from the Nato anniversary event.

Randy Santel finished the challenge in under 20 minutes

The Council of State will meet on Monday afternoon

Zara Murphy (13) was pronounced dead at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda on Thursday evening after falling ill during a soccer match in Termonfeckin

The couple have sued Human Assisted Reproduction Ireland Ltd over the loss of their embryos

The case concerns a two-bed gated property in Portrane, Co Dublin

The 78-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to one count of rape and 15 counts of indecent assault on dates between October 1989 and October 1990

Alexander Kondrashyn had been socialising on the cargo vessel when he and another man went to leave by jumping from the ship as the gangway was not in position at the time

Eighteen main Orange Order demonstrations are taking place across Northern Ireland

Serial launderer Mark Adams (44) was previously jailed here after he was caught laundering over €1 million for criminals

Gerard Ward (48) was jailed for five years for the attack in Limerick

X's counsel told the High Court it was neither consenting nor objecting to the disclosure orders being granted

Mark McCabe (58) pleaded guilty to the assault last November when he appeared before Dublin District Court on Friday

Lee Murray (29) was shouting at his relatives to give him money for drugs when he carried out the assaults at their home in Blanchardstown

The 'dodgy box' scheme allowed thousands of customers in Ireland to illegally access subscription sports and movie channels

The new legislation was passed by the Oireachtas on Thursday

Dermot Horan, after getting control of the finances of his late mother Mary Ann (also known as Maureen) Horan, withdrew €700 in cash every day from atms

The woman claims her former lawyers have no right or entitlement to retain the documents

James Kilroy (51) has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to murdering his wife Valerie French Kilroy at their home in Co Mayo

A former student who secretly placed mobile phones in the bathroom of a house he shared with other students with the camera facing towards the shower and the toilet has been given a suspended sentence

The INMO said 283 patients were waiting in emergency departments on Friday, while 119 were in wards elsewhere in hospitals

A human rights activist criticised Dubai’s ‘old-fashioned’ legal system that ‘hasn’t caught up with the buildings and with the shopping malls’.

A teenage girl has died in Louth after taking ill during a soccer game

Motorists in Ireland are most likely to upgrade their cars every three to five years

The election posters of Sinn Féin First Minister Michelle O’Neill and recently re-elected SDLP MP Claire Hanna appeared on a pyre.

The 50,000-strong Friday night crowd made the most noise with particular impact coming as fans danced to ‘Love Story’

XL Bully dogs are to be banned in Ireland under planned legislation

Friday's front pages

The loyal order parades come after the burning of bonfires at hundreds of sites across the region as part of the annual festivities.

The man died after a collision on the Ring of Kerry close to Caherdaniel.

Tanaiste Micheal Martin was speaking as he met the UK’s new Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn.

There is speculation that the stadium is set to be axed as a venue for the Euros 2028.

The decision by the Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman was overturned by the High Court

The Central Bank said the recommendations will be implemented over the coming months

The couple claim they have suffered a loss of chance and an opportunity to extend their family

The now 78-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to one count of rape and 15 counts of indecent assault on dates between October 1989 and October 1990

The man will now serve over 15 years in prison after the Court of Appeal found his original 11-year sentence was too lenient

Nathan Roche (28) pleaded guilty to possessing €1,550 as part of a scheme to defraud the university's hardship fund

Deividas Grigonis (34) was found guilty of assaulting the garda in an incident in a supermarket on Camden Street in Dublin last December

The Irish Air Line Pilots' Association has recommended that its members accept a 17.75 per cent pay increase proposed by the Labour Court

A verdict of accidental death was returned at an inquest into the deaths of Luke McSweeney, sister Grace, Zoey Coffey and Nicole Murphy

Mr O'Brien has sought a court order for Meta to provide him with information about those behind allegedly "false and malicious" advertisements

Mr Justice Brian Cregan said Mr Godart 'acted in bad faith and with impropriety from start to finish in the conduct of these proceedings'

William Maher (54) admitted he had drank around 20 pints between midday and midnight before the crash

The Defence Forces confirmed in a statement that Cathal Crotty was being discharged.

Fianna Fáil wants a 24/7 criminal District Court in Dublin.

Minister for Finance Jack Chambers said the spending rule had ‘anchored fiscal discipline’ within the Government.

The dispute concerns EU rules indicating fish-weighing should take place 'on landing', not at a near-by processing factory

The 28-year-old from Co Roscommon has returned to Ireland less than 24 hours after the travel ban was lifted

Last week, the Civil Circuit Court ruled Mr Waters defamed Ms Holland, awarding her €35,000 in damages